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Featured Course – Songwriting with Christine Fellows
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Congratulations!
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Congratulations to Adam Kriegl, student of Michael Oike, who received the Royal Conservatory of Music 2011 Gold Medal
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Thanks Shannon!
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Congratulations to Shannon Davis who received a ten year service recognition award
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Diane Knute – Piano
Specializes In: Piano and theoretical subjectsBiography Diane began with private piano lessons and then studied the alto saxophone and voice, participating in choirs, bands and ensembles. Diane has a background as an accompanist, organist/pianist and music director. She holds an AMM in performance and a Bachelor of Music in piano from the University of Manitoba. [...]
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Great Conductors II
Don Anderson turns the spotlight on five of his favourite conductors in this absorbing and entertaining course.
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Faculty Spotlight – Alina Havryluk
Every morning I walk into the Conservatory I am greeted by the sweet sounds of Alina Havrylyuk’s daily practicing. A new teacher to the Conservatory, Alina was trained in the Ukraine at the Lutsk Music College, Lviv Conservatory and did her advanced training at Ivano- Frankivsk Music University, where she spent five years refining her [...]
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Instruments of the Orchestra – Music Appreciation
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Find out all about the instruments of the symphony orchestra with this absorbing and entertaining course
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Whole Lotta Shakin’ Going On
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Quiet moments are few and far between these days at Manitoba’s most established independent institution for musical learning.
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Maura Doyle – Piano
Specializes In: Piano, Theory, preparing students for Royal Conservatory of Music examinationsMaura Doyle began teaching at the Conservatory in 1990. A native of PEI, Maura studied music at the University of Prince Edward Island in Charlottetown and McGill University in Montreal. Before joining the Conservatory, Maura successfully operated her own private studio for 10 years [...]
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