The Embassy of Israel in Accra has initiated a partnership with the Department of Music, following a visit on March 5th, 2025. Their visit was to reignite existing collaboration between the two institutions over the years.

The embassy’s delegation, headed by Mrs. Nitza Gizlad, Head of Culture and Diplomacy, engaged in discussions with Dr. Benjamin Amakye-Boateng, Head of the Department of Music, to explore possible partnerships for their upcoming Independence Day celebration. They suggested a masterclass/workshop for the students of the department.

The Department of Music recently hosted a captivating debut performance by the first-year students of the Pop Ensemble. Taking place during the weekly Unplugged Session on Thursday, March 14th, 2024, the event, titled "Into the Future," unveiled a new wave of talent within the department.

The Department of Music's Unplugged Session for 2024 kicked off in sensational style with an electrifying performance by Rama Blak and the Vibe Tribe Band. The event, held at our department's forecourt, drew a diverse audience of music enthusiasts, spanning from eager Level 100 students to seasoned patrons.

The Department of Music hosted the Nkyinkyim Band in a live concert dubbed "Akwaaba Live" on Wednesday 31st January 2024 at the Courtyard of the Department. The concert was a collaboration between the band and the Department to welcome its freshmen and women to the Department and the School as a whole. For over 2 hours, the band performed several hit songs from highlife music to the current Afrobeats craze to the delight of the fresh students.

The Department of Music hosted the S+T+ARTS 4AFRICA Residence Program Info Session on 31st January 2024. The residency program calls on artists to apply for a challenge titled "Coding Ghanaian Culture: Reimagining Nsadwase Nkɔmɔ for Contemporary Relevance." This challenge aims to revitalize Anansesem storytelling and palmwine music traditions, a cultural heritage facing a decline within the context of Nsadwase Nkɔmɔ.