Voice

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Students can choose in person or online instruction, or a combination, depending on the individual’s needs and situation

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We need music now more than ever. The WCM is pleased to continue to offer individual instruction/private lessons throughout the year. Students can choose in person or online instruction, or a combination, depending on the individual’s needs and situation.

We’re taking COVID-19 extremely seriously, and are following all public health guidelines. Our school building is spacious, with large individual studios and common areas that will allow for appropriate social distancing. Shared instruments and surfaces are sanitized between students, and all common areas are cleaned frequently.

Teachers work one-on-one with students and are able to tailor the lesson to the student. All private instructors at the WCM hold a minimum of a Bachelor of Music and are leaders in their fields of expertise.

Registration is ongoing throughout the year. Private lessons begin September and run a maximum of 38 weeks depending upon the instructor. Lessons are thirty to ninety minutes depending on age and skill level of the individual student.

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Private Instruction – In Person or Online

The Winnipeg Conservatory of Music is a certified educational institute that provides quality private and group music education to students of all ages and stages of musical development.

We believe that excellent music education can be fun and artful, and we provide a positive learning and performance environment for all students. Make music a part of your life!

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West Wolseley Branch

1476 Portage Avenue, West Wolseley, Winnipeg

Teacher's Name
Grace
Teacher's Experience
Grace Hrabi is a singer songwriter born and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba. After graduating from the University of Manitoba in 2008 with a BA in Vocal Jazz Performance, Grace began writing, arranging and performing her own original music, diving into the folk genre while keeping herself rooted in the jazz scene. Along the way she picked up the ukulele and hasn’t put it down since! With a passion for teaching music, ranging from early years to adults, her teaching style provides a safe space to try new things while keeping students engaged, encouraged and relaxed. When she is not teaching Grace is a member of the folk trio Casati, who tour across Canada sharing music and stories.
Gender
Female
Teacher's Nationality
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