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!

Annual General Meeting

Friday November 2 at 7:00 pm, Trinity United Church, 3555 5th Ave.

Seeking New Board Members:  We are looking for people with fundraising experience, marketing and media skills and legal expertise. The board meets for about an hour once per month from September to June. Contact the office at 250-564-7467 for more information.

"Autumn Picnic" an Afternoon Chamber Concert
Sunday, Nov 4 at 3:00 pm Trinity United Church, 3555 5th Ave.

The Faculty of the Prince George Conservatory of Music present an afternoon chamber concert featuring voice, piano, guitar, flute, violin and Celtic harp. Join us for tea and treats after the concert. Admission is by donation.

New this year!

Lunchtime Vocal Workout  Mon - Thurs 12:15 - 12:45 pm

Breathing and vocal warm-ups for singers, musicians and/or just for fun. Punch-card of 10 sessions $50. Instructed by Erica Skowron.

Group Guitar classes Mondays 4:15 - 5:00 pm Beginners & 5:00 - 5:45 pm Intermediate/Advanced

Begin playing pieces in the ensemble right away. Great fun. Improve Rapidly.  $185 per semester plus $10 yearly registration fee. Instructed by Kenneth Ogilvie.