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January 29, 2025: The Conservatory is offering a Free Course called: Productivity Through Computer Power. Sign up here, and enjoy! November 29, 2024: All tuition and fees from STUDENTS of the AMERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC are due and payable to the REGISTRAR'S OFFICE. If any student of the Conservatory has sent a payment anywhere else or is contact with a person who REPRESENTS that they are connected with the AMERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, and who has directed you to pay them instead of the REGISTRAR, please kindly send a confidential letter to the Registrar's Office reporting who is involved and the address where you have sent such payment. Upon receipt of such correspondence, with detailed evidence of your testimony and documents demonstrating such fraudulent activity, we will take swift appropriate action. Please understand that the ONLY DESTINATION FOR PAYMENTS of tuition and fees is with the REGISTRAR'S Office or through our official online payment gateways. STUDENTS who think they are enrolled at the American Conservatory of Music, but who have sent payments to unauthorized destinations are NOT IN FACT STUDENTS of this prestigious CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC and the Board of Trustees WILL NOT HONOR SUCH FALSIFIED enrollment status. April 2, 2024: A major server failure caused our current existing website, our archives of artificial intelligence research, and email correspondence to be lost for good. The American Conservatory of Music, one of the very first music conservatories to be on the world wide web in the early 1990s, is still open despite the pandemic that has affected many. We are not going away! Your donations are welcome. Please help us out with as much as you can spare. The Conservatory needs all the help it can receive from loyal supporters, like you! April 3, 2024: Web services are up provisionally, now with our SSL Certificate reinstalled, but e-mail services are not yet functional. Mail sent to us will continue to bounce until further notice. Our technical teams are working on a full restore of Internet services. Sadly, the server crash was extensive and system maintenance procedures are being followed per trouble tickets composed by technical engineering personnel. April 4, 2024: e-mail services are fully functional. All systems back to normal. We are thankful to our Lord Jesus Christ for His Protection and Help! April 3, 2024: Some exciting new developments will be announced. The Conservatory has become, administrately speaking, completely cloud-based. This upgrade to our services is designed to enhance learning environments using advanced artificial intelligence software with a twist: it actually makes much fewer mistakes than the GPT models do, (at present). Students of the Conservatory will have opportunities to learn many new skills and expand their scope of effectiveness. The American Conservatory of Music is always involved in the latest research initiatives, keeping therefore, a prominent leadership position in education and research. We are not taking student applications for admission until further notice, except in our graduate departments. However, the tuition and fees for enrollment in such advanced graduate programs involves a heavy investment on the part of the prospective student that at least matches the current tuition schedules distributed by Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The American Conservatory of Music was affected deeply by the Covid-19 epidemic. The Conservatory's operations never ceased. Certain services and facilities were temporarily suspended. A future announcement regarding return to a full services and facilities condition will be forthcoming at time of full implementation. Featured special announcement: On SACD ISO, a High Resolution 5.1 Surround and Stereo Audio Re-issue of Because I Am, a Rock Musical recorded at the world-famous Aengus Studio in Fayville, MA, in the year of grace, 1973 (Free with a donation of $100 or more made from here). Calendar of Holy Lent for the year of Grace, 2017. April 3/16 - Christ is Risen! Happy Holy Pascha! (Easter) May 12/25 - Christ is Ascended to Heaven and is Seated at the Right Hand of God the Father! Glorify Him! May 22/June 4 - On the Sunday of Pentecost, the One Congregation of Jesus Christ celebrates its birth: Blessed are You, O Christ our God, Who made the fishermen, wisemen, sending upon them the Holy Spirit and through them, drawing in the world. O Loving One, glory to You. Latest News: 1. The Conservatory mourns the loss of its President, Dr. Theodora Schulze, noted music director; oboe soloist of the first rank; recording artist; and Chief Administrator of the American Conservatory of Music from 1991 to 2018. It is our prayer that she hears, "Well done, good and faithful servant." as a tribute to her many years of exemplary service to the American Conservatory of Music. A Memorial fund has been set-up for general support of the Conservatory in her memory without restrictions:
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Carnegie Hall officially opened in New York City on May 5, 1891, with a concert conducted by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky. Built with money donated by Andrew Carnegie, the hall was the home of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra before it moved to Lincoln Center. When plans were made to tear the building down, Maestro Richard Schulze, Chairman Emeritus of the American Conservatory of Music, led a media campaign and fight to stop the demolition. This led Issac Stern to question how anything could be done to save the building, because he felt it was impossible. Maestro Richard Schulze convinced Issac Stern of the possibility of its being saved and then handed him the operating plan and feasibility study that had been previously carried out several years earlier by Maestro Schulze which then enabled the city to purchase the site and declare it a National Historic Landmark. Day of Pentecost: On 33 A.D. The Holy Spirit Descends |
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