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2023 FALL FACULTY RECITAL HIGHLIGHTS
This event featured a plethora of musicians playing in a variety of styles and the hall was filled with an appreciative audience, thanks in part to Intown Concord’s promotion of the recital as the culmination of its Arts Walk – themed First Friday celebration.
Click here to read article and view photos.
PRIVATE LESSONS - FALL/WINTER
Our fall semester runs through January, so there's still time to sign up. Contact us today!
OUR FALL APPEAL IS UNDERWAY!
Every donation makes an impact. Click here to read a letter from CCMS's Executive Director Daniel Acsadi on how our onsite and community programs make the gifts of music accessible and affordable to more.
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NORTHERN LIGHTS HOLIDAY CONCERT ON DEC 15
Northern Lights Women’s Vocal Ensemble with Director Peggo Horstmann Hodes present “Voices of Winter”, a Solstice/winter/holiday program. Seating is limited, so advance purchase is recommended. Click here for more info and to order tickets.
TELL US HOW MUSIC HAS INFLUENCED/CHANGED YOUR LIFE
Whether you play, teach, or just enjoy it, we want to know how music has improved your quality of life. We'd love it if you answered about "the CCMS difference", but we're also interested about your thoughts on music in general. Click here to fill out the survey.
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PRIVATE LESSONS - FALL/WINTER
Register any time for Concord Community Music School’s fall semester (runs through January).
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Mini Lesson Package
New students (or current students who want to try a new instrument) can register for a 5-week.
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Culture of Respect
The Music School's commitment to a safe, respectful, supportive environment.
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CHORUSES, CLASSES, & ENSEMBLES
Please see the sidebar at left or the "lessons / ensembles / classes" pulldown above for current offerings.
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New Leadership
Maryann LaCroix Lindberg Now Serving as Interim Executive Director of the Music School.
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Covid Safety
Please click here for the Music School's most recent COVID-19 Response Update. Thanks for your support - stay healthy!
Donate Today!
Click Below to make a secure online donation in support of Concord Community Music School. The Music School is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.
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PRIVATE LESSONS - FALL/WINTER
Register any time for Concord Community Music School’s fall semester (runs through January).
Two
Mini Lesson Package
New students (or current students who want to try a new instrument) can register for a 5-week.
Three
Culture of Respect
The Music School's commitment to a safe, respectful, supportive environment.
Register Today! Concord Community Music School
Donate Today!
Click Below to make a secure online donation in support of Concord Community Music School. The Music School is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.
See Upcoming Concerts and Other Public Events
Register Today! Concord Community Music School
Concord Community Music School is the place for weekly lessons in every instrument from flute to fiddle, plus voice lessons for those who want to take their singing to the next level.
Gift Certificates
Looking for a gift for a music-loving friend or family member? Concord Community Music School offers gift certificates for music lessons, workshops, ensembles, and concerts. To purchase
Music in the Community Initiative
The Music School follows the tradition started by the Settlement House movement a century ago, with a commitment...
Purple Finches Youth Chorus
Choral singing builds musical skills and life skills in a fun, social environment. The Purple Finches are composed...
Early Childhood Programs
A child’s first musical experience should blend easily into their familiar world of sound discovery, imagination...
A Message From the Interim Executive Director
Maryann LaCroix Lindberg, CFRE
Lessons / Ensembles / Classes
About the Concord Community Music School
“Music speaks in its own inimitable language, a language that can harmonize the person, as well as the musician. This language can only be transmitted to students by faculty members who have achieved an integration of the musician with the person.”
