Learning music can be an amazing tool to support our own well-being and the well-being of others. Listen to Jim Lowther's touching story about how playing guitar supported him navigate his experience with PTSD. Through his organization, Guitars for Vets, volunteers have arranged donations of more than 800 guitars and set up music lessons as a type of therapy for veterans suffering from stress-related issues. Music does make a difference!

Catch our Conservatory instructors Don Ross, Clayton Leung, Laura Veeze, and Meran Currie-Roberts as they will be performing on Sat, Nov 4th at The King's University.

Registration is open for the Music Care Conference taking place Mon, Nov 6th at the Winspear Centre. Learn the social implications of music in care and how to integrate music across the care spectrum. Experience music in a way that contributes to body-mind-spirit care.

Last chance to register! The intro to Estill Voice one-day workshop starts this Saturday. Learn quick and practical tools to improve your voice in a new way. Call 780-633-3725 to register.

The Fall Music Festival is fast approaching and we are looking for music teachers, parents, and music-lovers to welcome students and assist the adjudicators. Volunteer opportunities are available Nov 22 to 25. Contact us at 780-633-3725 or conservatory@macewan.ca for more information.

Are you looking for a musical Halloween event tonight? Check out conservatory vocal instructor, Evan Westfal, as he presents Dr. Horrible and Buffy the Musical in Concert tonight, Oct 31 to Nov 4 at Evolution Wonderlounge (18+). Hear your favourite songs composed by Joss Whedon. To request lessons with Evan Westfal visit: https://musce.ca/2yoUX5E

Expect the unexpected today. Happy Halloween from the Conservatory of Music!

Ready to take your Musical Theatre audition to the next level? Connect with one of our voice instructors or find a performance coach to help you prepare for your audition. Fill out a teacher request form: https://musce.ca/2yoUX5E or call us at 780-633-3725.

Advance tickets are NOW on sale for the Children's Concert: Canadian Folksong Sing-a-long taking place Sunday, November 19 at the Alberta College Campus. Conservatory voice instructor, Kim Denis, will present an interactive afternoon of singing Canadian folk-songs for the whole family. Come prepared to sing classic tunes from across our nation!

Here's something fun to read while you're waiting for your lessons to start. Happy #Caturday from the Conservatory of Music.

Improve your stage presence, pop/rock vocal technique, and patter in Carol-Lynne Quinn's upcoming vocal workshop. She is offering 3 workshops: Thurs, Nov 9th and Fri, Nov 10th for ages 16+. Sun, Nov 12th for ages 11-15. Register early by calling 780-633-3725.

The Edmonton Symphony Orchestra has collaborated with the National Art Centre's Orchestra to put together a dramatic concert for music lovers just like you, at the Winspear Centre #yeg #eso