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Brooklyn Conservatory of Music

Historic nonprofit music school in Park Slope offering private lessons, Suzuki method, and music therapy for all ages with tuition-based programming and financial aid available.

Brooklyn Conservatory of Music is a historic nonprofit music school offering private lessons, Suzuki method instruction, and music therapy for students from birth through age 18. Located in Park Slope, the conservatory provides year-round music education with financial aid available for qualifying families.

DetailInformation
Address58 Seventh Avenue, Park Slope, Brooklyn, NY 11215
BoroughBrooklyn (Park Slope)
ProviderBrooklyn Conservatory of Music
Program TypeMusic School, Year-Round
Websitebqcm.org
CostTuition-based (Financial Aid Available)
Ages Served0-18 years old (all ages)

Private Lessons

  • One-on-one instruction
  • Multiple instruments
  • Voice lessons
  • Music theory
  • Performance skills

Suzuki Method

  • Early childhood music
  • Violin, cello, piano
  • Parent involvement
  • Sequential learning
  • Performance opportunities

Music Therapy

  • Therapeutic services
  • Special needs support
  • Developmental benefits
  • Licensed therapists
  • Individualized goals

Financial Access

  • Financial aid available
  • Sliding scale tuition
  • Scholarship programs
  • Nonprofit mission
  • Community access

Brooklyn Conservatory of Music students enjoy:

  • Private Instruction: One-on-one lessons tailored to individual learning styles and goals
  • Multiple Instruments: Options including piano, strings, woodwinds, brass, percussion, and voice
  • Suzuki Method: World-renowned approach for early childhood music education
  • Music Theory: Foundation in reading music, harmony, and composition
  • Performance Opportunities: Regular recitals and concerts to showcase progress
  • Music Therapy: Therapeutic services using music to achieve non-musical goals
  • Professional Faculty: Expert instructors with conservatory training and teaching experience
  • Historic Institution: Learning at Brooklyn’s oldest music school with rich tradition
  • Financial Aid: Access to quality music education regardless of ability to pay
  • Year-Round Programming: Consistent instruction throughout the year

Brooklyn Conservatory of Music is a historic nonprofit institution dedicated to making quality music education accessible to all. The conservatory offers private lessons in numerous instruments, Suzuki method programs, and music therapy services. With a commitment to financial accessibility, the conservatory provides scholarships and sliding scale tuition to ensure music education is available to Brooklyn families regardless of economic circumstances.

  1. Visit the Website Go to bqcm.org to explore lesson options, faculty, and schedules.

  2. Contact for Consultation Reach out to discuss your child’s interests, goals, and available lesson times.

  3. Apply for Financial Aid If needed, complete financial aid application to determine eligibility for reduced tuition.

  4. Complete Registration Fill out enrollment forms and select instrument, instructor, and lesson schedule.

  5. Begin Lessons Start your musical journey with expert private instruction!

  • Completed enrollment form
  • Emergency contact information
  • Medical information (if relevant for music therapy)
  • Tuition payment or financial aid application
  • Parent/guardian contact details
  • Student’s musical background (if any)

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Park Slope Culture

Vibrant neighborhood with cafes, bookstores, and family-friendly community atmosphere.


Last updated: November 24, 2025

Program details and tuition subject to change. Please contact Brooklyn Conservatory of Music directly to confirm current offerings, schedules, tuition rates, and financial aid availability.