About The Conservatory
The institution was created by virtue of Law No. 35 of June 12, 1959 under the artistic and musical leadership of the illustrious Spanish cellist Pablo Casals, who served as a catalyst for personalities and government agencies to undertake the task of creating a conservatory on the island. Among the government figures who coined the idea and directed the process were Mr. Ernesto Ramos Antonini, President of the House of Representatives of the Legislature of Puerto Rico at that time, and who was the main manager and creator of the bill that gave origin to the institution. Initially, its purpose would be to train first-rate musicians to nourish the Puerto Rico Symphony Orchestra, the Casals Festival and train the composers, performers and teachers necessary to support the musical life of the country.
The Conservatory provides the Puerto Rican community, especially youth, with all the necessary opportunities to educate themselves and perfect their musical skills. The academic offer stimulates the comprehensive training of students and promotes the maximum development of their artistic, intellectual and humanistic capacities. The institution promotes the excellence, timeliness and relevance of its academic offerings to maintain quality offerings that meet the educational needs of the musical labor market. In addition to its university programs, the Conservatory offers studies at the pre-university training level for children, young people and adults from the community in general through its Preparatory School.
Puerto Rico today enjoys a dynamic and solid Conservatory; one of the most relevant musical institutions in the university field in the Caribbean and Latin America.
About The Conservatory
The institution was created by virtue of Law No. 35 of June 12, 1959 under the artistic and musical leadership of the illustrious Spanish cellist Pablo Casals, who served as a catalyst for personalities and government agencies to undertake the task of create a conservatory on the island. Among the government figures who coined the idea and directed the process were Mr. Ernesto Ramos Antonini, President of the House of Representatives of the Legislature of Puerto Rico at that time, and who was the main manager and creator of the bill that gave origin to the institution. Initially, its purpose would be to train first-rate musicians to nourish the Puerto Rico Symphony Orchestra, the Casals Festival and train the composers, performers and teachers necessary to support the musical life of the country.
The Conservatory provides the Puerto Rican community, especially youth, with all the necessary opportunities to educate and perfect their musical skills. The academic offer stimulates the comprehensive training of students and promotes the maximum development of their artistic, intellectual and humanistic capacities. The institution promotes the excellence, timeliness and relevance of its academic offerings to maintain quality offerings that meet the educational needs of the musical labor market. In addition to its university programs, the Conservatory offers studies at the pre-university training level for children, young people and adults from the community in general through its Preparatory School.
Puerto Rico today enjoys a dynamic and solid Conservatory; one of the most relevant musical institutions in the university field in the Caribbean and Latin America.
We are fortunate to have such a professional and diverse faculty and as an exclusive product of this we only graduate the best of the best in the musical environment in all styles from classical music to popular music through to the experimental avant-garde. Our school maintains a high educational level despite the economic ups and downs it suffers. The support of people like you who contribute selflessly to the financing of first-class musical education on the island is very important to us. We are the main musical educational institution in Puerto Rico.
We are open to the public and aspire to become, with your help, the main center of musical culture on this island. We will be more than happy to give you a sample. A humble sample of what our graduates and students can do.
I encourage you to learn more about our school.
Once the presentation is over, we invite you to look at our interactive screen with explanatory content of our academic offering and very importantly, our daily musical offering.
The easiest way to contribute to a first-class musical education in Puerto Rico is through a tax-exempt donation. Our donation system is 100% tax-free and we guarantee that it will be the necessary support for hundreds of students to make their dreams of representing their island and becoming musical ambassadors of our country come true.
Once again, we greatly appreciate your presence and your collaboration with our educational project and we encourage you to register for our events newsletter, so that you receive our latest cultural offering in your email, which as I mentioned, is wide and varied.
We are fortunate to have such a professional and diverse faculty and as an exclusive product of this we only graduate the best of the best in the music world in all styles from classical music to popular music through experimental avant-garde. Our school maintains a high educational level despite the economic ups and downs it suffers. For us, the support of people like you who selflessly contribute to the financing of first-class musical education on the island is very important. We are the main musical educational institution in Puerto Rico.
We are open to the public and aspire to become, with your help, the main center of musical culture on this island. We will be more than happy to give you a sample. A humble sample of what our graduates and students can achieve.
I encourage you to learn more about our school.
Once the presentation is over, we invite you to look at our interactive screen with explanatory content about our academic offering and, very importantly, our daily musical offering.
The easiest way to contribute to a top-notch musical education in Puerto Rico is through a tax-exempt donation. Our donation system is 100% tax-free and we guarantee that it will be the necessary support for hundreds of students to make their dreams of representing their island and becoming musical ambassadors of our country come true.
Once again, we greatly appreciate your presence and your collaboration with our educational project and we encourage you to register for our events newsletter, so that you receive our latest cultural offering in your email, which as I mentioned, is wide and varied.
About the Faculty
We are fortunate to have such a professional and diverse faculty and as an exclusive product of this we only graduate the best of the best in the musical environment in all styles from classical music to popular music through to the experimental avant-garde. Our school maintains a high educational level despite the economic ups and downs it suffers. The support of people like you who contribute selflessly to the financing of first-class musical education on the island is very important to us. We are the main musical educational institution in Puerto Rico.
The Puerto Rico Conservatory of Music is a specialized public university that offers professional programs of excellence at the undergraduate and graduate levels, as well as services, studies and programs aimed at the community in general.
The Conservatory of Music was founded in 1959. Thanks to the support and determination of important figures of important caliber worldwide and the musical environment of the island, among them: Pablo Casals, founder of El Festival Casals, Amauri Veray, Rafael Aponte Ledeé, among others.
Staying true to this tradition of the teachers who founded our school, we offer only the best quality of music education for our students.
Among our teaching staff, our faculty stands out in all musical aspects from musical direction with Roselin Pabon who has more than 50 years of musical career, through the outstanding Puerto Rican soprano Alba Franco, Dr. Francisco Cabán, violin, Gabriel Rodriguez, bassist and director of the Jazz department to Elías Santos Celpa, director of the Concert Jazz Band, we have the most select of the local and world music scene.
About the faculty
We are fortunate to have such a professional and diverse faculty, and as a unique product of this, we only graduate the best of the best in the music world in all styles, from classical music to popular music and experimental avant-garde. Our school maintains a high educational standard despite the economic ups and downs it suffers. The support of people like you who selflessly contribute to the financing of a first-class musical education on the island is very important to us. We are the main musical educational institution in Puerto Rico.
The Conservatory of Music of Puerto Rico is a specialized public university that offers professional programs of excellence at the undergraduate and graduate levels, as well as services, studies and programs aimed at the community in general.
The Conservatory of Music was founded in 1959 thanks to the support and determination of important figures of international calibre and the musical scene on the island, including Pablo Casals, founder of El Festival Casals, Amauri Veray, Rafael Aponte Ledeé, among others.
Staying true to this tradition of the teachers who founded our school, we offer only the highest quality of musical education for our students.
Among our teaching staff, our faculty stands out in all musical aspects from musical direction with Roselín Pabón who has more than 50 years of musical career, through to the outstanding Puerto Rican soprano Alba Franco, Dr. Francisco Cabán, violin, Gabriel Rodríguez, bassist and director of the Jazz department to Elías Santos Celpa, director of the Concert Jazz Band, we have the most select of the local and world music scene.
About Graduates
- The graduates of the Puerto Rico Conservatory of Music are among the most prepared, innovative and outstanding musicians in all areas of musical endeavor.
- As an example of this, the filmmaker Sonia Fritz produced a documentary titled «Voices of Passion» describing the career of 5 CMPR graduates who stood out masterfully in European opera.
About the Graduates
- Graduates of the Puerto Rico Conservatory of Music are among the most prepared, innovative and outstanding musicians in all areas of musical endeavor.
- As an example of this, the filmmaker Sonia Fritz produced a documentary entitled «Voices of Passion» describing the trajectory of 5 CMPR graduates who excel masterfully in European opera.
Our institution stands out for its robust cultural offering; Every week we present the most select of our students, in the most diverse musical aspects. We invite you to subscribe to our billboard to receive musical updates of this varied offer in your email.
Our institution stands out for its robust cultural offering; every week we present the most select of our students, in the most diverse musical aspects. We invite you to subscribe to our schedule to receive musical updates of this varied offering in your email.
Making a donation is 100% Tax-Free
THE IMPORTANCE OF DONATING TO THE PUERTO RICO MUSIC CONSERVATORY
Join the Puerto Rico Music Conservatory! By contributing, you support the largest musical educational effort in the country
and allow us to expand the benefits of the Conservatory to our society.
The Music Conservatory has made great progress in recent years, driven by our vision. We are an institution of musical education of excellence, a leader in Latin America, which serves as a bridge between musicians and music educators and promotes communication, collaboration and exchange. Dare to discover, we will go from old limits to new frontiers. To this end, we are seeking philanthropic support to help fund several new and ongoing projects in the following areas, aligned with our strategic priorities:
- Recruiting talented students
- Technological advancements for music education
- Connecting and expanding to different bot communities locally and internationally
- Providing an experience in university transformation.
Making a donation is 100 % Tax Exempt
THE IMPORTANCE OF DONATING TO THE MUSIC CONSERVATORY OF PUERTO RICO
Join the Conservatory of Music of Puerto Rico! By contributing, you support the largest musical educational organization in the country
and allows us to expand the benefits of the Conservatory to our society.
The Conservatory of Music has made great progress in recent years, driven by our vision. We are an institution of musical education of excellence, a leader in Latin America, that serves as a bridge between musicians and music educators and promotes communication, collaboration and exchange. Dare to discover, we will move from old limits to new frontiers. To this end, we are seeking philanthropic support to help fund several new and ongoing projects in the following areas, aligned with our strategic priorities:
- Recruit talented students
- Technological advances for music education
- Connect and expand different communities both locally and internationally
- Provide an experience in university transformation.
HOW TO DONATE
THE IMPORTANCE OF DONATING TO THE PUERTO RICO CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
The Conservatory of Music has made great progress in recent years, driven by our vision. We are an institution of musical education of excellence, a leader in Latin America, that serves as a bridge between musicians and music educators and promotes communication, collaboration and exchange. Dare to discover, we will move from old limits to new frontiers. To this end, we are seeking philanthropic support to help fund several new and ongoing projects in the following areas, aligned with our strategic priorities:
- Recruit talented students
- Technological advances for music education
- Connect and expand different communities both locally and internationally
- Provide an experience in university transformation.
HOW TO DONATE
The online donation process for this event will be carried out through PayPal.
Donors have several alternatives when it comes to donating to CMPR.
- Donations can be general, or designated for a specific purpose.
- A donation can be named after someone, or anonymous.
- Donations can be made in honor or memory of someone.
- General gifts provide flexibility to meet new needs and immediate priority areas of the University.
- We recommend that the quantity be greater than $10.
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