Staten Island Conservatory of Music

The Staten Island Conservatory of Music’s philosophy is that music should be the common denominator between all cultural differences and music should unite all people in a single voice, without economical, religious, or any other boundaries.

The Staten Island Conservatory of Music follows the model of the finest European Conservatories of Music. The faculty’s experience in music education is high and so is their expectation. All the students are required to perform twice a year in our annual recitals. Therefore, daily and diligent practice is one of our main requirements.

The Staten Island Conservatory of Music offers instruction for learning the following instruments: Piano, Violin, Viola, Cello, Bass, Flute, Recorder, Oboe, Clarinet, Bassoon, French Horn, Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba, Drums, Percussion, Guitar, and Voice.

All lessons are private. In addition, we offer group lessons only on request and in special situations. Parents of younger students are encouraged to assist in the private instruction.

All beginner students will have a 30-minute lesson, weekly. As the student progresses, the lesson time will be increased up to one hour, due to a more demanding material to be covered. Lessons are mandatory at least once a week. We only accept one make-up lesson per semester. Daily practice at home is required.

Contact the Staten Island Conservatory of Music at (718) 720-1220 or [email protected].