conservatorium

/ kənˌsɜːvəˈtɔːrɪəm /

noun

1. the usual term for conservatoire

Example Sentences

Bush, 37, switched from jazz piano to composition as a student at the Queensland Conservatorium, and he later attended the Australian Film Television and Radio School.

From New York Times

She was allowed to study piano at the Adelaide Conservatorium, which led her later to form the Rock Band.

From Washington Post

Haitink was born in Amsterdam on March 4, 1929, studied violin and conducting at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam, and made his conducting debut with the Netherlands Radio Union Orchestra on July 9, 1954.

From Seattle Times

On a recent trip to Amsterdam, I had the opportunity to stay at the Conservatorium, an early-20th-century bank turned music conservatory before it became one of Europe’s most renowned hotels for putting guests at ease.

From Seattle Times

Through visual balance, symmetry helps to create organization and order, and top properties, like the Conservatorium, know this.

From Seattle Times