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The Conservatory Programme

One major discipline, chosen from eight. A full academic curriculum studied alongside it, without compromise.

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Choose a Major

Eight Disciplines

Each learner selects one major as the centre of their conservatory training — the discipline they will study in depth, perform in, and be assessed on throughout the programme. Hover a discipline to read more.

Piano01

Piano

The foundation of musicianship — harmony, technique, and repertoire from Baroque to contemporary.

Violin02

Violin

Bowing, intonation, and the solo and orchestral violin repertoire.

Viola03

Viola

The alto voice of the string family — chamber and orchestral training.

Cello04

Cello

Rich tone and technique, built from études through to concerto repertoire.

Double Bass05

Double Bass

The foundation of the orchestra's low end — solo and ensemble training.

Classical Guitar06

Classical Guitar

Technique, repertoire, and interpretation for the concert guitarist.

Flute07

Flute

Breath control, tone, and the orchestral and solo flute repertoire.

Choir08

Choir

Vocal technique, sight-singing, and ensemble performance.

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Alongside the Major

Complementary Disciplines

Every student studies these complementary disciplines alongside their major, building the all-round musicianship a conservatory education demands.

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Orchestra

Ensemble playing, sectional rehearsal, and public performance across the school year.

02

Choir

Collective voice training and choral repertoire performed alongside the orchestra.

03

Music Theory

Harmony, form, and analysis — the grammar behind every score a student plays.

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Ear Training

Sight-singing, dictation, and the aural skills every working musician relies on.

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Chamber Music

Small-ensemble collaboration, from duos to quintets, developing listening and leadership.

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Performance

Regular recitals and assessments that build stage discipline and confidence.