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Boston Conservatory Orchestra students reflect on their epic concert marking the 80th session of the UN General Assembly, and what it means to be cultural ambassadors. 

Ahead of the Carnegie Hall performance, there will be a free concert for Boston residents on December 4 at the Basilica of Our Lady of Perpetual Help.

The new hires bring expertise in a wide range of subjects, including Indian classical dance, electronic music, breakdancing, Persian setar, and stage combat.

With its intensive summer program for string players, the Sphinx Performance Academy supports young musicians from underserved communities.

The educator and multifaceted artist will lead the school’s Music Division starting July 1.

Professional partnerships give students game-changing opportunities. 

Listen to previews of the upcoming concert, Romance pour deux, featuring classic love stories by Wagner, Gershwin, and Ravel.

Conservatory students and faculty will perform a free evening of works exploring the legacy and influence of Johann Sebastian Bach.

Boston Conservatory alum Egle Jarkova returns to her home country with gratitude and a goal: expanding access to music education.

From performers to politicians and dancers to doctors, alums attest to the transferable power of Conservatory training.