Classical Music Conservatory

Where discipline meets expression — Classical artistry takes form.

Students don’t just study music.

They train, interpret, and perform
— shaping the technique, expression, and discipline of a true classical artist.

Students leave this program equipped with the technical foundation, musical understanding, and professional discipline required to succeed in competitive auditions, advanced performance training, and collaborative artistic environments.

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The Classical Music Conservatory is a pre-professional training program for serious musicians entering high school in Fall 2026—designed for students ready to commit to focused study and artistic excellence.

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PIANO

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STRINGS

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WINDS

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PERCUSSION

Students may specialize while also collaborating across tracks
—just like in real studio and performance settings.

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Young boy in white shirt playing a grand piano on a dark stage.

Students receive structured preparation for competitive auditions, college-level performance study, and lifelong engagement with music as performers and listeners.

Students in the Classical Music Conservatory engage in intensive performance training designed to prepare them for the demands of the professional music world. Through chamber and large ensemble participation, group classes, and collaboration with artists across a range of genres, students develop technical mastery, stylistic versatility, and interpretive depth.

Through weekly classes, ensemble work, and studio experience, students will:

  • Develop advanced technical and musical skills

  • Create original material and refine artistic identity

  • Gain real-world performance and recording experience

  • Collaborate with other serious young artists

  • Prepare for collegiate programs and professional pathways

MEET OUR
CLASSICAL MUSIC
ARTISTIC TEAM

DR. SARKIS BALTAIAN

Dr. Sarkis Baltaian is an internationally recognized pianist, educator, and arts administrator whose career reflects a deep commitment to excellence in music education.

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DR. NICHOLAUS YEE

Dr. Nicholaus Yee is a violist, conductor, and music educator with extensive experience in orchestral performance and string education throughout Southern California.

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ROGER PRZYTULSKI

Roger Przytulski is a composer, educator, and performer with 30+ years of experience. His works have been performed internationally across the U.S. and Europe.