It is something that can make dreams come true and changes your life forever - Composing your own original music piece.
With aspirations of making it big in the music industry and based on the concept of originality, students from 11 schools around the country will take to the stage tomorrow at the Young Mussos's Acclaim which is the fifth year Fiji Secondary Schools Original song competition.
At the launch this morning, one of Fiji's renown musicians, Knox encouraged the students not to let anyone tell them they cannot make it in the music industry.
Representing Ratu Sukuna Memorial School, Pauliasi Koroiwaqa will perform a solo piece he has put together.
Pauliasi, who is the son of singer Georgina Ledua, said his dream is to one day make it big in the music industry.
The program will be held from 6pm tomorrow at the National Gymnasium in Suva.
11 schools to compete in music competition
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