Final Fridays @ the Conservatory
Feb
28
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm CST
all ages, artist-faculty, Events, music for anyone
Introducing Final Fridays @ the Conservatory! Every month, you're invited to a free lunch-time performance at the Omaha Conservatory. Performers will include our incredible Artist–Faculty, Merit Scholars and more. Enjoy […]

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.

Teacher Tips: The Importance of Counting
March 11th, 2021 • Music Education, Teacher Tips
Counting and reading rhythms will make you the independent, confident player you want to become.