Concord Conservatory of MusicConcord Conservatory of MusicWe welcome you back to CCM as safely as possible for your private and group lessons. We're vaccinated and we're wearing masks! Please take the time to review our updated Covid protocols.
Sow the seeds for lifelong interest and enjoyment! Children ages two and up explore the world of music at CCM in a fun, playful environment as they learn solid music concepts with CCM’s talented instructors.
VIEW OFFERINGSMusic study engages teens and taps into their growing maturity and desire for self-expression! Your teen will find at CCM a world of creativity, increased self-confidence, and connection to like-minded peers.
VIEW OFFERINGSThe universal language of music calls to learners into their 90s. The CCM faculty is knowledgeable and experienced in teaching adults and will customize your program to your unique interests, needs and goals.
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A chorus-based opportunity to participate in voice therapy through song, Singing with Parkinson’s focuses on vocal fitness while offering people coping with the disease a chance to sing together, perform in the community and build new friendships. Breathing, stretching, posture, and vocal exercises are taught in a supportive, congenial environment.
Follow your love of music and stretch the limits of your ability! CCM offers rigorous private instruction, group classes and ensembles in a supportive and fun environment. Are you ready to experience the joy of creating music and sharing it with others? We think you’re ready!
Follow your love of music and stretch the limits of your ability! CCM offers rigorous private instruction, group classes and ensembles in a supportive and fun environment. Are you ready to experience the joy of creating music and sharing it with others? We think you’re ready!
Jay Lane teaches classical and sacred music, the Great American Songbook, and 20th-century musical theater. He believes working collaboratively with each student in order to help them develop their musicianship. He makes his point saying, “Although I have specialized knowledge my student needs, I feel that the student and I are working together on the same project, which is helping the student to sing with freedom and ease.” He loves to help people express themselves and says, “When a student makes a breakthrough at any level, I celebrate their success. Of course it’s necessary to point out mistakes, but pointing out successes is just as important!”
CCM PERFORMANCES
- Perry Hall, CCM guitar student
