From 1928 she helped run what became the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, the first Western-style conservatory.
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After the war, he received double degrees in composition and conducting from both the Lwow Conservatory and the State Conservatory of Music (now the Academy of Music) in Krakow.
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When she was nine, her parents enrolled her in the Beijing conservatory, and when she was fourteen they sent her to a conservatory in Calgary, Canada, where she learned English.
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We had these twelve hour days in a conservatory setting.
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There's also a separate wing for staff and a conservatory ...
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I joined the Royal Conservatory as a cellist aged 12.
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I was surprised to get into a conservatory acting program.
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She graduated from the New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts.
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First black female tenured professor at Oberlin College and Conservatory.
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He has also taught at the Manhattan School of Music and New York University, and held honorary posts at Beijing's Central Conservatory of Music and the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, according to his website.
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She walked a block away from the conservatory, up the hill.
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"It's a counterpart of classical music in the conservatory," he says.
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But then I was accepted at the acting conservatory as well.
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They share training, having both attended the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore.
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Off this is a conservatory with a retractable pitched glass roof.
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Laszlo Z. Bito Conservatory Building at Bard College, 96333 Blithewood Avenue.
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Laszlo Z. Bito Conservatory Building at Bard College, 1 Blithewood Avenue.
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He graduated from the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music.
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She brings the manuscripts to the conservatory for me to read.
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We would sit together and we would work from the conservatory.
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He enrolled in Cologne's conservatory, and set out on a career.
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The Como Park Zoo and Conservatory has beautiful gardens to admire.
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The food court, lined with palm trees, was called the Conservatory.
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The Enid A. Haupt Conservatory at the New York Botanical Garden.
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So I did a year in an acting conservatory in North Carolina.
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She was kicked out of conservatory in Amsterdam after a single semester.
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BostonDig Boston From classic piano at the Boston Conservatory to free comedy.
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"It's a conservatory," you'd say, putting your luggage down and looking around.
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I look through the conservatory and into Dan's living room; nobody's there.
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So, being German, I went to the conservatory and learned classical percussion.
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Today, Ramos is a sophomore studying dance at Boston Conservatory at Berklee.
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Laszlo Z. Bito Conservatory Building at Bard College, 61 Blithewood Avenue. astonmagna.org.
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Laszlo Z. Bito Conservatory Building at Bard College, 4550 Blithewood Avenue. astonmagna.org.
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Throughout her childhood, she spent her Saturdays at the New England Conservatory.
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Allan is a conservatory-trained actor and singer in his mid-twenties.
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Around the corner, you can find the first conservatory in the house.
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I learned about a potential artist's residency at the Garfield Park Conservatory.
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He graduated from Webster University Conservatory of Theater Arts in St. Louis.
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He also taught himself to play piano and attended the Jerusalem Conservatory.
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I remember when I went to the conservatory for the first time.
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Charles P. CookCresskill, N.J. To the Editor: As the director of the Young Conservatory at American Conservatory Theater, for many years I used "Baby It's Cold Outside" as a duet in our cabaret series with students in training.
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In December, the president of the prestigious Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing, Wang Cizhao, was removed after he secured a discount for his daughter's wedding at an art center with close ties to the conservatory, the commission reported.
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For a while she considered applying to a music conservatory after high school.
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The reception is being held in this conservatory/greenhouse from the nineteenth century.
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BRONX "Wild Medicine in the Tropics," plants in the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory.
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"Holiday Landscaper" at the the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens in Las Vegas, 2013.
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He graduated from the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston in 1967.
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"There is a secret garden behind the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music," she said.
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The two-year conservatory, with an optional third year, costs about $8,000 annually.
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Still, arts education from kindergarten through conservatory does not serve budding artists well.
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She is a member of the president's council of the New England Conservatory.
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I graduated from the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music's jazz program.
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Additionally you've really let the geraniums outside the conservatory fall into a sorry state.
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It's ironic, given the push by Mi Fit for a lean and conservatory lifestyle.
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Unsurprisingly, students come from all over the world to study at the Helsinki conservatory.
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Various times, MetroTech Commons, Brooklyn Conservatory of Music, Five Myles and other locations, beatbrooklyn.com.
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They are graduate students at Bard College, not students from the school's undergraduate conservatory.
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He also studied Western music, including the piano, at the Szulc Conservatory in Cairo.
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You don't need to be a conservatory-trained musician to fall under his spell.
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In 1995, he was even sent to the Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory to study.
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Mousy Eurídice, a gifted musician, dreams of studying piano at a Viennese music conservatory.
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He earned a dual degree in oboe and history at Oberlin College's conservatory program.
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The swanky pad has a gourmet kitchen, conservatory, wine cellar and a home theater.
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That genius was publicly hailed with his solo debut, aged 12, at the Moscow Conservatory.
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This particular specimen spent three years growing in Amazon's conservatory at the edge of town.
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Refinery29: You directed and wrote the film with the AFI Conservatory Directing Workshop for Women.
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It was only discovered when the conservatory started tearing down walls for its new studios.
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BRONX "Wild Medicine in the Tropics," exhibition of plants in the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory.
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He proved so talented that three years later he was admitted to the Paris conservatory.
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There is another marble fireplace in the dining room, which is attached to the conservatory.
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At the conservatory, Debussy was a restless student, exasperating his teachers and fascinating his schoolmates.
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"I never went to a conservatory, but I studied piano and composition privately," he said.
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All studied with him in Paris, but only Berlioz did so at the Paris Conservatory.
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During this time, she switched from piano to the organ, adding harpsichord studies at conservatory.
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She taught piano at Boston University and earned an artist's diploma from the Vienna Conservatory.
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At the Moscow Conservatory he studied piano with Lev Oborin and conducting with his father.
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There is also the state music conservatory where the Soviet composer Dmitri Shostakovich once taught.
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And like Mason, he shared a connection to the Oberlin Conservatory of Music in Ohio.
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Spontini attended conservatory in Naples but, according to Berlioz, taught himself by studying Gluck's scores.
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In 1954 he married Carolyn Bailey, a student at the conservatory and a fine singer.
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And musicians had to wrestle with their own perfectionism, developed over years of conservatory training.
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At the city's conservatory, she studied Mozart and Ravel with teachers imported from Eastern Europe.
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A glass-enclosed conservatory room, an outdoor terrace and a lounge are some other elements.
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The Berklee College of Music (4,371 students) and the Boston Conservatory (730 students) merged in June.
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BRONX "Wild Medicine in the Tropics," exhibition of plants in the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory. Jan.
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The residency is bolstering the reputation of the school's conservatory and helping fuel the society's growth.
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My 80-year-old grandma has one [grow kit] in her conservatory and she loves it.
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The mission has Billie navigate the aftermath of a Dishonored 2 mission at the Royal Conservatory.
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There is a croquet lawn, multiple al fresco dining areas, a reflecting pool, and a conservatory.
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This year the garden has been celebrating its 125th anniversary with performances on the Conservatory Lawn.
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It's nothing but luxury outside in front of the conservatory, where you'll find a reflecting pool.
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Mr. Bostridge became a professional singer late in life, and not through the usual conservatory path.
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My mother and I moved to Shanghai because I was preparing to study at a conservatory.
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"Antoine's Organ," which might be called a conservatory in the form of a library, is outstanding.
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The San Francisco Conservatory, for example, has notable alumni who may perform in concerts she attends.
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They had met while studying at the Leningrad Conservatory and married when they were both 19.
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The Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservatory on Belle Isle is open Wednesday through Sunday from 10 a.m.
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Her mother is a professor of cello at Baldwin Wallace University Conservatory of Music in Berea.
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Chaignaud is clearly conservatory born, and is able to execute feats of impressive strength and control.
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Instead, she attended a music conservatory at her mother's urging and became a classically trained pianist.
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The Cloud Forest conservatory is smaller than the Flower Dome, but it may be more impressive.
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Outside, the charcoal skies of the Bronx dropped intermittent dustings on the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory.
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Her mother encouraged her to act, and enrolled her in the conservatory when she was 14.
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Ms. Liu, who is enrolled at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, works regularly with Mr. Wang.
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Despite its relatively small size, the Bronx Conservatory has had ripple effects in the broader community.
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Before he helped to shape jazz's avant-garde tradition, the pianist studied at the New England Conservatory.
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According to reports, a woman was spotted trying to leave the conservatory with a blue morpho butterfly.
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It was the dark conservatory, how the pretty but closed façade had reminded her of Catherine's face.
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It's more conservatory than mirrorball, bringing in the light, and making it dance across the crystalline angles.
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Well, I went to the American Musical and Dramatic Academy -- I went to the conservatory -- for acting.
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Hippie Hill is located between the Conservatory of Flowers and Haight Street on a sloping green lawn.
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Kasich and Schwarzenegger are teaming up for that afternoon at the Franklin Park Conservatory and Botanical Gardens.
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Wells, in his way, is like a Protestant Reformer, nailing his radical theses to the conservatory door.
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From there he went to Belgium, to study at the Royal Conservatory with the violinist André Gertler.
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His father was a passionate chess player, and his mother taught piano at a conservatory in Ukraine.
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For her, modeling offered what no conservatory could: the opportunity to observe the Impressionist masters at work.
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Outdoor space: The 0.45-acre property includes a multilevel bluestone patio beyond the conservatory and screened porch.
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On the other side of the garage is a new, climate-controlled conservatory with a potting shed.
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He was later a professor of piano at the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore, from 1960 to 1988.
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Eurídice (Carol Duarte), tall, thin, intense, is a talented pianist intent on studying at a Vienna conservatory.
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But she worried that she had not attended a prestigious conservatory or won any major vocal competitions.
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In 1956, the couple established the Community Music School, now known as the Rockland Conservatory of Music.
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She then transferred to the music conservatory at SUNY Purchase and took courses in composition and arranging.
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After attending the Bela Bartok Conservatory, he graduated from the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music in Budapest.
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I and many members of The Santa Claus Conservatory have appeared in commercials, TV shows, and movies.
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He was 12 when he left the island to attend the preparatory school for the Shanghai Conservatory.
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He is currently training on the viol at the Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore as a part-time student.
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According to the Cincinnati Enquirer, surveillance cameras at the conservatory captured a woman stealing a blue morpho butterfly.
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"I studied voice performance at the Boston Conservatory and have a bachelors degree in voice performance," Gigliello explains.
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Billie's trip to the Royal Conservatory sharply reframes the actions Corvo and Emily took in the previous game.
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When Lynch received a life-changing residency at L.A.'s AFI Conservatory, they all moved out there together.
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In the off-season, he runs an online school for mall Santa hopefuls, called The Santa Claus Conservatory.
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Tidwell shared that the Los Angeles Conservatory has nominated the SFAC compound to become a designated historical monument.
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In 1999, Efron performed in a stage production of "Gypsy" at the Pacific Conservatory of The Performing Arts.
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The conservatory-like Cindy's on the roof serves shellfish platters, cocktails and some of the best lakefront views.
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"I use the example of being pulled over," said Shawn Okpebholo, a composer and professor in Wheaton's conservatory.
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Manhattan School of Music Opera Theater (Friday and Sunday) This uptown conservatory offers strong productions and innovative fare.
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The next stop in the house is the south conservatory, which is the room with the most windows.
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He graduated magna cum laude from the Hartt School, the performing arts conservatory of the University of Hartford.
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Following conservatory training in New England, he suffered nerve damage in his hand and his musical career ended.
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Twice daily the staff releases butterflies into the conservatory; visitors may find several sitting quietly on their arms.
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After the Leningrad Conservatory, she marries Mikhail, an engineering student who insists on emigrating with their son, Grisha.
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At 14, she enrolled at the Gilardo Gilardi Conservatory of Music in La Plata, Argentina, near Buenos Aires.
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The first thing I saw when I entered Bellagio Las Vegas was the famed Conservatory and Botanical Gardens.
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To its credit, the Conservatory has represented them too, a group rarer to see than even the paintings.
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From 1945 to 1949 he studied at the Vienna Conservatory, graduating with distinction in both piano and conducting.
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After retiring from the stage, she taught at the Hartt School, the conservatory of the University of Hartford.
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I came up with this idea, which was that I would go on "painting dates" in the Conservatory.
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The central family room gives, on one side, onto the parlour (painted red), which leads to a conservatory.
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ORCHIDS, MUMS AND TOY TRAINS Mr. Long initiated seasonal floral extravaganzas for the conservatory and the garden grounds.
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Rabbi Ariana J. Silverman is to officiate at the Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservatory on Belle Isle in Detroit.
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He soon began taking viol lessons, went on to study the instrument at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music.
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And the people who want to make this conservatory possible are surely not the worst in the world.
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She graduated cum laude from N.Y.U., and received a master's degree in harp performance from New England Conservatory.
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Halm later gave the lock to a pupil, Julius Epstein, who was professor of piano at the Vienna Conservatory.
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Flea is also the cofounder of the Silverlake Conservatory of Music, a nonprofit music education organization for underprivileged children.
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She later attended the prestigious American Conservatory Theater and worked in theater in NYC before landing some small roles.
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The impressive conservatory-style building dominates the skyline and looks like a crystal palace amid the greenery of Bucklebury.
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When I went to conservatory I learned how to read music, but I still think in terms of geometry.
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She searched all winter for conservatory jobs across the nation, but she wasn't landing so much as an interview.
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This is not Fifth Avenue, with the Conservatory Garden and its imposing iron gate, between 104th and 105th Streets.
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As a young woman, she studied at the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia, the venerable music conservatory in Rome.
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At only four years old, she was the youngest violin student ever accepted to the St. Petersburg Imperial Conservatory.
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And "Whiplash" explored it viscerally through the story of a dangerously motivated jazz drummer at a New York conservatory.
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The groom graduated from Yale and received a certificate in acting from the French National Drama Conservatory in Paris.
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But there are training programs, and you can go to a conservatory, if you're fortunate enough to afford that.
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He played the piano and the bass, and had just been accepted to the prestigious Oberlin Conservatory of Music.
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In those bad old days, He Luting, director of the Shanghai Conservatory, was denounced for his passion for Debussy.
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And the manuscript for Schoenefeld's new "Rural Symphony" sat on Dvorak's desk awaiting judgment in a conservatory-sponsored contest.
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There was only one bridge at the time, so studying at the conservatory in the city was not simple.
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After attending the Lisbon Music Conservatory, he felt it was necessary to move abroad to continue his vocal training.
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Instead of City Ballet dancers, here it's performed by students from the Conservatory of Dance at Purchase College, SUNY.
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The Adelphi has two restaurants, Salt & Char and the Blue Hen, whose main dining room sits in a conservatory.
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At a young age — around 7 — he found himself on the conservatory track, immersed in ballet and contemporary dance.
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After her training at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, she began teaching music in grade school.
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She stayed there, enrolling in the city's conservatory in 220, at a particularly tumultuous time in Soviet musical history.
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But today even conservatory orchestras can play the score solidly, if not as commandingly as this impressive ensemble did.
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He has been a Santa Claus portrayal artist since 2003 and is the founder of The-Santa-Claus-Conservatory.
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He went on to lead China's best orchestras, and now teaches at Bard College Conservatory of Music in America.
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I came across the Brooklyn Conservatory Community Orchestra in a Google search and auditioned and joined in September 2015.
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Stillman makes these drawings abstract shapes like "Reservoir" (2015) and "Shakespeare Garden" (2015), or they can be structured like a flag "Field Trip" (8303), "Central Park colored" (2015), or geometric shapes that also convey the colors associated with the various species, as with "Conservatory Garden: Collate" (2016), and "Conservatory Garden: Collect" (2016).
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The Duvals eventually settled in Bordeaux, and the young Ms. Duval trained in music and drama at the Bordeaux Conservatory.
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The Acting Conservatory bought the building from the developer earlier this year after an acrimonious split from the Studio Theater.
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Amazon's retail chief, Jeff Wilke, is scheduled have a fireside chat with Eisman in the company's Sphere conservatory, he said.
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This happened to me a lot in the conservatory, where dispatching the witches takes a lot of nimble skulking around.
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In 21743, the current owners added a glass conservatory with views of the estuary, the river and the surrounding hills.
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She went on to study at the Academy of Dramatic Art, a short-lived conservatory program just outside of Detroit.
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He graduated from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and received a master's in music from Roosevelt University in Chicago.
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His father, Miron, studied piano at the St. Petersburg Conservatory, where he met his future wife, Zinaida Eisenstadt, a singer.
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Athletic as a child, she took up figure skating and applied to the dance conservatory, where her older sister studied.
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He performed frequently with respected companies like the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco and the Stratford Festival in Canada.
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There is a Steinhardt conservatory at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and a Steinhardt gallery at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Around this time, the philanthropist Jeannette Thurber invited Dvorak to become director of her new National Conservatory in New York.
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There is a Steinhardt conservatory at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and a Steinhardt gallery at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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Pam MacKinnon, a Tony-winning Broadway director, will be the next leader of the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco.
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After studying at the Hanns Eisler conservatory there, he was a conductor at the Komische Oper from 1997 to 19923.
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To protect the bees in Ushant, Guerlain has entered into a 10-year partnership with the Brittany Black Bee Conservatory.
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Her wedding was a rushed, impromptu affair, held in the conservatory of her parents' house at 308 West 75th Street.
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His father, Nikolai Anosov, was a conductor and professor at the Moscow Conservatory; his mother, Natalya Rozhdestvenskaya, was a soprano.
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The dining room opens to a conservatory with tall arched windows topped by stained-glass transoms and a lantern skylight.
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Han is a 23-year-old pianist and conservatory dropout with an impressive stockpile of jazz history at her disposal.
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Mr. Rodríguez, a pianist, was the son of a famous singer and became a star student at a Havana conservatory.
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He worked as an electrician for several years until he began studying opera at the Prague State Conservatory in 1960.
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Its lavish conservatory is jammed with hundreds of exotic plants and a dewy, tropical aroma even through Chicago's bleakest winter.
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Painting with Mr. Wolkoff's permission, artists had turned the spot into an international graffiti mecca, an exhibition space and conservatory.
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One of the days was spent taking a trip to the nearby Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary, a nonprofit conservatory for reptiles.
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Among its features are an open kitchen, a master bedroom, three guest rooms with en-suite baths, and a conservatory.
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He took private lessons at the prestigious Julliard School of Music and studied at the New England Conservatory of Music.
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