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!

Student Recital, Friday, December 13 at 7:00 pm

For students of all ages. Family and friends are welcome to attend. Confirm with your child's teacher(s) whether your child will be performing at the recital. Please ensure your child is dressed in concert attire (no sweatpants, hoodies, jeans or snow boots.) Please bring a snack to share for the reception after the recital.

Stand Up for Music Education - Enter to Win!

Enter to win a beautiful, handcrafted wooden music stand valued at $500, donated by Dave Godber at Silver Tree Woodworking. Purchase tickets on or after September 8 at the Conservatory. Draw date is December 13, 2019. Tickets are $10. All funds raised will go towards new music stands and music education materials. Check out Silver Tree woodworking at https://silvertreewoodworking.ca/

Job Opportunities

The Conservatory has openings for the following positions: Violin Teacher (part-time), Cello Teacher (part-time.)

We are seeking an enthusiastic individuals with a passion for teaching all ages and levels of students. The ideal candidate will possess an accredited Bachelors of Music Degree (or will at the start date of the position) and/or ARCT. We teach to the standards of the Royal Conservatory of Music, and the majority of our students perform in the District Music Festival each year and complete Conservatory level exams at the end of the year.

The start date for these positions is September 2019. Our school year runs September to June, 36 weeks, closing for school holidays.

If you would like to become a part of our faculty, please send a cover letter and resumé,  with references, to the Prince George Conservatory of Music, attention Allison Bell, Artistic Director, at pgconservatory@gmail.com to set up an audition and interview time.