A clean and green world begins with your song! ~ Hark Music Singapore

Join the Eco Music Challenge 2013 today and you are might just be on your way to inspiring others towards a cleaner, greener Singapore with your music!

Organised by the National Environment Agency (NEA) and supported by Hark Music, the Eco Music Challenge allows passionate musicians to showcase their musical talent and express their appreciation for our beautiful environment.

All you need to do is submit an original song and you might just be the one to win prizes of up to $13,200 and a chance to be part of an exclusive album! Finalists will also be mentored by music industry professionals like Dick Lee, Clement Chow, Shimona Kee and also Hark Music's Founder Amos Teo.

And that is not all! The winning song will also become the official Clean and Green Singapore theme song for 2014, and the winner will get to perform at the Clean & Green Carnival on 26th October 2013.

Here's what you need to do! Simply submit your details and song by clicking HERE.

OUR MUSIC LEARNER'S TESTIMONIALS!

" I was really excited when after months of procrastination, I finally signed up with Hark Music. And I am glad I did. Not only are the staff friendly, my vocal coach is also thorough and patient in her classes.I can go on and on but the bottom line goes:Here is what Quality is really about. I'm happy to be part of Hark Music and will never hesitate to bring my friends down!Thank you Hark music!!!!!! "
Liting, Vocal Student

" Hark Music has really helped to broaden my music knowledge. I have taken almost every course available (Vocal, Keyboard and Guitar) and I can say that they have a very systematic way of teaching. The syllabus is very well-planned too! At the end of the course, one can definitely self-teach to further understand music. Afterall, learning is a life-long process! "
Joel Ong, Vocal, Pop Piano & Guitar Student

" I have been a part of Hark Music for the past four years. I must say that it has changed a lot in these four years. I remembered the first time I went to Hark Music they only occupied the second floor. There wasn't even a first floor! And performances are held on the second floor, so everytime students came for lesson when there are performances, they feel very paiseh for interrupting the performances. But that was in the past.Hark Music has grown a lot since then...expanded to two storeys...introduced a cafe...then took away the café and *tadah* transformed it to the performing studio you see now. Well, Hark Music has come a long way since it first started. They have a blog now, more opportunities for students to display and cultivate their musical talents, more rooms for more classes etc. Hark Music is a good learning ground especially for beginners with no musical background. I hope it will continue to expand and reach out to all music lovers."
Chan Yong Kang, Vocal, Pop Piano, Song Composing Student