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Summer is so close, we can almost taste it! Exciting things are happening in the upcoming months—you can check out our jam-packed calendar, visit our summer camp or classes pages to get started, or contact us with your questions! A cello student

Provided by Tyler Robers, violin Artist-Faculty It’s summertime! Personally, summer is my favorite season. I love the warm weather, the green that surrounds us as the plants thrive in the sun, and the freedom (school’s out!) that often a summer day will bring.

Written by String Sprouts Coordinator Liz Huett I started taking viola lessons when I was five years old. I was not the most diligent student when it came to home practice (sorry, Bill!), but by junior high, I was playing nearly every

Over 300 Level 1 and Level 5 String Sprouts students performed alongside the Omaha Symphony Orchestra in a very special capstone concert on April 23—Sprouts & The Symphony! In between selections of fun pieces performed by the Omaha Symphony, Sprouts joined together

Here at the Omaha Conservatory, all that we do is always rooted in our mission: to build a diverse musical community to enrich lives through education and performance. If you peruse the “about” section of our website, you’ll see the following words:

For singers, the voice is the medium used to express feelings and sounds that capture the listener, and also serves as the means of connecting the body and mind of the singer in an interpretation of a song in performance. It only

Provided by Thomas Gunther, voice Artist-Faculty Have you ever wondered what warm-ups are for? When I was younger and actively playing sports, I don’t know that I ever thought I needed to “warm-up.” I never understood why I needed to “get warm.”

A spectacular time was had by all this past weekend at our Voice Intensive Festival! The weekend began with a thrilling recital followed by a full day of immersive instruction and fun for singers, where attendees participated in dynamic group warmups, a