Spring Studio Recitals
Apr
19
April 16, 2021 @ 7:30 pm - May 9, 2021 @ 4:30 pm CDT
adult offering, all ages, artist-faculty, cello / bass, clarinet, concert, conducting, Events, flute, guitar / ukulele, kid-friendly, music for anyone, piano, piccolo, recitals, strings, students, theory, composition, & history, trombone, trumpet, violin / viola, virtual offering, voice, winds, brass, & percussion
Hear the culmination of the semester as each studio presents compelling performances by hardworking Conservatory students!
Scholar Showcase
Apr
23
5:30 pm - 8:00 pm
all ages, cello / bass, clarinet, concert, conducting, Events, flute, guitar / ukulele, kid-friendly, music for anyone, piano, piccolo, recitals, strings, students, theory, composition, & history, trombone, trumpet, violin / viola, voice, winds, brass, & percussion
The Omaha Conservatory's third annual Scholar Showcase highlights the achievements of our outstanding students. Merit Scholars, chosen through audition, perform their top selections.
Chamber Ensembles
Apr
23
5:45 pm - 6:45 pm
cello / bass, Classes, strings, violin / viola
Our Chamber Ensembles program provides a structured coaching, rehearsal, and performance experience that facilitates high-level chamber music collaboration among students.
Music Theory
Apr
24
9:00 am - 10:00 am
adult offering, ages 4+, cello / bass, clarinet, Classes, conducting, guitar / ukulele, kid-friendly, piano, theory, composition, & history, trombone, trumpet, violin / viola, winds, brass, & percussion
Theory students work with artist-faculty in classes that follow the Royal Conservatory of Music curriculum. New students take a placement exam to be matched up with the appropriate class. Theory is like sunshine for musicians — we can't thrive without it!

Above and Beyond Winners: April
April 13th, 2021 • Artist-Faculty News
Announcing our Above & Beyond Artist-Faculty winners for April: Dr. Elizabeth Grunin (cello) and Dr. Boban Martic (piano)! Here's some...

Photos: Musical Bridges Strings Festival 2021
March 30th, 2021 • Events, Music Education
A two-day strings festival for Conservatory students lead by guest artists The Helios Trio!

Why Study Music?
March 15th, 2021 • Music Education
Studying music has a huge number of benefits, some more familiar than others, but all incredibly positive for academic, social, and emotional outcomes. When we play music, all areas of the brain are activated. The three learning styles of visual, auditory, and kinesthetic are all needed to learn a piece of music. Reading the notes (visual), hearing the pitches (auditory), and physically playing the music (kinesthetic) produce an all-encompassing learning experience.