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Summer Programs Now Available

Summer Offerings

Register now for summer group class programs.

CCM Play Day

CCM Play Day, May 11th

Saturday, May 10th, 11:45 am - 5:00 pm

Get ready for an afternoon of musical family fun at the CCM Play Day, a festival of student performances and games
to raise funds for the CCM Financial Assistance Fund.

Come listen to our CCM student concerts beginning at 11:45 am and running all afternoon.  

Faculty Concert Series - Jenna Potts with Fan Fan

Concord Conservatory of Music
Jenna L. Potts performs Mozart, Saint Saëns and Dvorak 
duets for violin and piano 

The Concord Conservatory of Music is pleased to announce the next performance in its free Faculty Concert Series.  On Thursday April 4th at 7 p.m., CCM violin instructor Jenna L. Potts will perform a selection of pieces by Mozart, Saint Saëns and Dvorak, accompanied by the pianist Fan Fan.

CCM Play Day!

Get ready for an afternoon of musical family fun at the CCM Play Day, a festival of performances and games to raise funds for the Financial Assistance Fund at Concord Conservatory of Music.

Come listen to our CCM student concerts beginning at 11:45 am and running all afternoon.  We have almost 200 students performing!

Everyone is invited to experience a “Musical Instrument Petting Zoo”, join in a drumming circle - bring your hand drums, preview Summer Camp and Workshops, 

Faculty Concert Series - Paul Jacobs' Piano Trio

Paul Jacobs’ Piano Trio performing “Light and Darkness” works by Schubert and Shostakovitch.

This selection places the poetically joyful tenderness of Schubert’s pieces against the desolation of Shostakovitch’s.

Paul Jacobs will be performing with Yu-Wen Chen (violin), and Nick Dinnerstein (cello). Jacobs performs extensively on the East coast and his repertoire covers standard classics, as well as 20th century compositions and new works. 

This concert is free admission, with donations accepted at the door.

Faculty Concert Series - Brian Friedland's Big Band

Brian Friedland and his 20 piece Big Band return to CCM for a celebrated performance of original compositions and Jazz standards.

Best Practices for Practice: A seminar for parents on practicing

As a parent, do you know what makes a successful practice session? It may look different each day. It may even involve a lollipop!

“She’s just not learning.”
“It’s always a fight.”
“He used to like to practice, what happened?”

What we're doing to help
One of CCM’s goals is to give our students and parents ways to structure successful practice sessions. We hope that at the end of the day, the week, the semester both you and your musician have grown – and are smiling.

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What's New at CCM

Summer Programs Now Available

Summer Offerings

Register now for summer group class programs.

Music for all ages

CCM is the best place to sow the seed for life-long interest. Our teachers know how to strike just the right chord between creating fun, playful learning and teaching solid musical concepts. Children as young as 6 months old and up explore the world of music in an age-appropriate and engaging environment. Even at these younger ages, students are given the fundamentals for their future study and enjoyment of music.

CCM’s experienced faculty help school age kids discover the joy of playing music so they’re motivated to learn. We understand the competing demands on your child’s time from sports and other activities. That’s why we offer a range of musical offerings to captivate your school-age child.

CCM’s offerings for teens tap into their growing maturity and provide an exciting outlet to express themselves through music. Whether your teen is a first-time musician or conservatory bound, our teaching artists are exceptional at meeting the unique needs of this age group.

Early and Always. Music instruction can start with young children and continue to welcome learners into their 90s. At any age and ability level, there's something for everyone. CCM’s faculty is experienced in teaching adult learners, and prides itself on its growing number of adult students and the offerings for the senior population.