If you sing in a choir, play an instrument, or are planning to learn an instrument in the future, you will enjoy learning about theoretical concepts and hearing how they relate to the actual sound of the music
Beginners welcome! If you sing in a choir, play an instrument, or are planning to learn an instrument in the future, you will enjoy learning about theoretical concepts and hearing how they relate to the actual sound of the music.
Designed to make all of your musical involvements more enjoyable, as your increased knowledge provides new levels of understanding and musical independence.
A non-profit organization founded in 1964, the Victoria Conservatory of Music (VCM) has earned an outstanding reputation of quality in education, performance, and music therapy.
The VCM welcomes the whole community, with students of all ages and musical abilities exploring their creative talents through musical genres from the classical to contemporary and through the use of music technology.
Each year, over 4,500 students and music therapy clients engage in one or more of the VCM’s six main program areas:
Over 125 world-class faculty members teach disciplines including voice/vocals, keyboard/synth, strings/e-strings, percussion, brass, woodwinds, theory, writing and arranging, recording and production, Early Childhood Music, and more.
Since 2016, the VCM is very proud to be serving the Westshore Communities through its first satellite location in Westhills, Langford.
We’re going beyond the basics now! Learn to spell common 7th chords and add interest to a bass line. Also, song form, chord charts, piano scores, lyric and lead sheets are explained using “The Scientist” by Coldplay.
Lessons on classical music theory are designed to help you understand and excel at the foundations and principles of the music language
Learning about the History of Music unravels these mysteries, and provides the listener or student with what is needed to complete the picture, and make studying and performing music a truly rewarding experience
At the academy, we like to use a second word when describing theory - Language
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