The PGCM is a registered non-profit music school that strives to provide the highest quality of music education and performance for students from beginner to professional levels. The Conservatory offers one-on-one lessons in a variety of instruments and musical styles and provides a number of group lessons and performance ensembles. The Conservatory also provides a diverse concert season by our faculty and guest artists.

Music is an essential part of any child or adult's education and life experience. Learning an instrument can improve concentration, coordination, character (through diligent practice), self-confidence (through performance), appreciation of different kinds of music, and ability to express ideas and emotions. In other words, a quality music education can provide the tools needed for success in life.

Discovering different genres of music through playing an instrument can also be an incredible life-long joy. If you want to fall in love with music, then the Prince George Conservatory of Music is just the place to do it!

Youth Orchestra Spring Session starts Monday, April 8th

Juniors: 6:00 - 7:00 pm, Seniors: 7:00 - 8:00 pm

Harp Workshop with Joy Yeh

When: Friday, April 26 5:00 - 6:30 pm

Where: The PG Conservatory, 3555 5th Ave (corner of 5th and Union)

Cost: $40 cash or cheque

To Register: Phone 250-564-7467 or email pgconservatory@gmail.com

Do you play the harp, or have you always been interested to learn more about the instrument? Join Joy Yeh, Principal Harpist of the Vancouver Opera to learn about the history, technique and repertoire of this amazing instrument! Joy will amaze you with her virtuosic playing and answer all your burning harp questions such as, "what's up with the 7 pedals?!?" If you own a harp bring it along to join the fun. The workshop is $40. Register by contacting the PG Conservatory of Music at 250-564-7467 or pgconservatory@gmail.com Thank-you to the PG Symphony Orchestra for bringing Joy to PG! Check out her concert April 27th.

The Prince George Conservatory of Music respectfully acknowledges that we conduct our work on the traditional unceded territory of the Lheidli T'enneh First Nation.

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