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Stories from Childhood is a free family-friendly virtual concert experience that combines children’s books with musical compositions based on the works to captivate and inspire the child in all of us! Featuring unexpected characters who dare to be themselves, the books and

Our schedules are normally filled with a broad variety of activities, many of them very important and not easy to postpone. Practice is one of those tasks in which we musicians are expected to spend a portion of our days. As the

Have you ever wondered why a composer wrote a piece the way they did? One of the most exciting things about being a musician is trying to discover the “why” of a composition! Why did the composer choose to write a forte,

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Merit Scholarships are awarded once per academic year, and are based upon the student’s demonstrated proficiency, disciplined music study habits, and commitment to excellence. Congratulations to these accomplished students! Ariella Abuhl cello Josephine Abuhl viola Landon Backhaus violin Aaron Beacham piano Julia

Omaha, NE – National Endowment for the Arts Chairman Mary Anne Carter has approved more than $84 million in grants as part of the Arts Endowment’s second major funding announcement for fiscal year 2020. Included in this announcement is an Art Works

GRADUATING SENIORS: We at the Omaha Conservatory of Music are so proud of all you’ve accomplished! As a group, you have achieved an amazing amount, both academically and musically. We can’t wait to see – and hear – what you’ll do next.