About
Colorado Springs Conservatory offers Piccolo Program weekly learning experiences, the Soprano Program, Soprano Piano Class, Alto Program with interactive theatre and music immersion, Alto Piano Class, the Exploratory Program with introductions to every discipline the Conservatory offers, and the Foundational and Preparatory Programs with one primary class and a weekly private lesson. It also offers A Positive Note, a weekend program for singing, movement, dance, music, theater, basic music theory, and instrument exploration, along with a la carte private lessons and a la carte classes.
Programs
- Piccolo Program — Ages 0 – 3 · Each week includes age-appropriate learning experiences to encourage an early love of the arts.
- Soprano Program — PreK – K · A joyful introduction to the performing arts, designed especially for our youngest learners.
- Soprano Piano Class
- Alto Program — 1st – 2nd Grade · Interactive theatre and music immersion experience.
- Alto Piano Class
- Exploratory Program — 3rd – 5th Grade · Each student will be introduced to every discipline that CSC has to offer.
- Foundational Program — 6th – 8th Grade · Middle school students choose one primary class and a weekly private lesson in the discipline of their choice. Students can enroll in extra classes free of charge.
- Preparatory Program — 9th – 12th Grade · High school students choose one primary class and a weekly private lesson in the discipline of their choice. Students can enroll in extra classes free of charge.
- A Positive Note — Ages 14 – Adult · Meets every weekend to sing, move, dance, and explore music and theater in an accessible and joyful way. Study in basic music theory and instrument exploration for students with special needs.
- a La Carte Private Lessons — All Ages · Designed for students with limited availability who still want to stay connected and keep growing.
- a La Carte Classes — 6th – 12th Grade · Designed for students with limited availability who still want to stay connected and keep growing.
At a glance
- Ages: 0–18 years old
- General schedule: School and Partner Programs: daily, weekly, or monthly; Virtual programs ongoing; On site at the conservatory ongoing; Field trips offered as arts immersion days; A Positive Note meets every weekend.
- Facility hours: Monday-Thursday 10 AM – 8 PM
About the provider
The Conservatory says it has nearly ten years of experience enhancing learning experiences for a wide variety of student learning abilities. Its mission is to inspire, motivate, and challenge students to aspire to their highest potential as human beings and artists through arts immersion studies and community arts advocacy. A Positive Note is described as an award-winning program.
Students are not required to register for the full program. Additional private lessons are available for an additional fee. More details about bringing CSC to your campus were described as coming soon.
Last updated November 7, 2026.
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