Lessons will continue over the Spring Break. Please watch for an announcement at the end of February as to whether classes will have a Spring Break. Normally, Spring Break would take place from March 14-26, 2022.

We are excited to again feature the Gifted Artists Concerto Gala on May 1st, 2022 at 2:00 p.m. at The Chan Center for Performing Arts. Eight gifted piano students will perform with the Vancouver Chamber Orchestra under the direction of conductor, .… Read more

Our annual Concerto Competition will be held on February 27th, 2022 and is open to all students at level 3 or higher. Three categories will be included, namely Junior (level 3-5), Intermediate (level 6-8), and Senior (level 9-ARCT).… Read more

Please, take note that this year the winter break will take place from December 20th, 2021 to January 2nd, 2022, with lessons and classes resuming the week of January 3rd.

Save the date for November 28th! Guitarist Tyler Belding and vocalist Sian Colman-Black will be performing a Faculty Concert at 2:30 PM at the Tapestry Building. Admission is free.

Please join us for a student concert of Canadian Music at 1:00 – 2:30PM on November 28th.
Location: Mastery campus. Admission is free.

December student recitals are now being scheduled for December 4, 5, or 11th. Students should check with their teachers as to the day they will be scheduled. Parents and students should be aware that this year formal concert dressing will be required.… Read more

All private lessons begin on September 6th.
For all the different group-class starting dates, please, check the full schedule on our website.

Several concerts have already been planned and scheduled for this fall.
Upcoming Concerts:
Halloween Concert: October 31
Canadian Music Concert: November 21
Christmas Concerts: December 5, 11, and 12
For all upcoming events, concerts, and semester information, please, check our website.

Our next faculty concert at Tapestry will be on September 25th featuring Lindsay Gillis (voice), Mariya Krywaniuk (voice), and Jenny Dou (piano).