PNCA to begin six-month music course from March 1

EntertainmentPNCA to begin six-month music course from March 1

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan: The Pakistan National Council of the Arts (PNCA) will begin its six-month course of music education from March 1 for which the Council has issued schedule for music classes.

The lower age limit for admission is 12 years.

The training will be imparted in following;

  1. Singing,
  2. Key Board,
  3. Guitar
  4. Violin.

The admission forms for music education can be obtained from the PNCA Office located at plot No. 5, Sector F-5/1 in Islamabad during office hours or can be download from the PNCA website www.pnca.org.pk.PNCA music classic

The PNCA was setup to spearhead the development of arts in Pakistan. Its aims to build a robust arts ecosystem by creating an environment conducive to the flourishing of the arts where the arts are accessible to everyone and artists and art groups have the commitment, financial support and resource and to excel at home, and on the world stage.

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