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WHAT'S NEW
2020 Spring Practical Examination Announcement
Hope you are well as we travel these uncharted waters of Covid-19.
As you can appreciate, we are having to make changes to how we conduct our business. CNCM has been conducting online examinations for many years now, servicing remote communities, smaller centres and special needs situations. We have been extremely successful with these sessions with protocol and format already well organized so that CNCM examinations are user friendly and stress free.
CNCM is moving ALL spring examinations to our online format to ensure that children are able to meet their musical goals and have a continuous and purposeful plan of study. CNCM wishes to share a message of calm and normalcy with our teachers and students; while it may not be quite “business as usual”, with our planned accommodations students will continue to have opportunities for success, which will be ‘music to our ears’.
The following list may assist with process – please share with your families to create a positive experience for all:
CNCM acknowledges that live performances are always our first choice, but meeting goals is equally important and online exams make this possible.
Debra Wanless
CNCM Principal
Download a PDF version of this announcement:
As you can appreciate, we are having to make changes to how we conduct our business. CNCM has been conducting online examinations for many years now, servicing remote communities, smaller centres and special needs situations. We have been extremely successful with these sessions with protocol and format already well organized so that CNCM examinations are user friendly and stress free.
CNCM is moving ALL spring examinations to our online format to ensure that children are able to meet their musical goals and have a continuous and purposeful plan of study. CNCM wishes to share a message of calm and normalcy with our teachers and students; while it may not be quite “business as usual”, with our planned accommodations students will continue to have opportunities for success, which will be ‘music to our ears’.
The following list may assist with process – please share with your families to create a positive experience for all:
- Audiences may need to be restricted for performance examinations. This number will be based on provincial and national guidelines, as well as availability of space to accommodate physical distancing.
- Centres may be set-up within teachers' studios – once again based on provincial and national Covid-19 guidelines. CNCM administration will work with teachers to determine the best plan for location of examinations.
- CNCM will supply both teachers and students with appropriate protocol.
- CNCM will offer flexible sessions/centres keeping physical contact to a minimum based on provincial and national
Covid-19 guidelines.
CNCM acknowledges that live performances are always our first choice, but meeting goals is equally important and online exams make this possible.
Debra Wanless
CNCM Principal
Download a PDF version of this announcement:
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Summer Sizzle 2020
CNCM is pleased to announced that Summer Sizzle: Keyboard Kamp and Teacher's Pedagogy Symposium will return to Biggar, Saskatchewan for its 20th anniversary next year!
Dates for the event have been set for Monday July 13th and Tuesday July 14th, 2020. And our first guests have been announced: Christopher Norton, Wendy Edwards Beardall-Norton, Debra Wanless, Ernst Schneider, Jan Randall, Ina Dykstra, Lynette Sawatsky, Carolyn Garritano & Keri Puckrin, and Wes Froese.
Keyboard Kampers, you can now download a copy of What's Up at Keyboard Kamp 2020 [updated March 23] and our KK Brochure!
Dates for the event have been set for Monday July 13th and Tuesday July 14th, 2020. And our first guests have been announced: Christopher Norton, Wendy Edwards Beardall-Norton, Debra Wanless, Ernst Schneider, Jan Randall, Ina Dykstra, Lynette Sawatsky, Carolyn Garritano & Keri Puckrin, and Wes Froese.
Keyboard Kampers, you can now download a copy of What's Up at Keyboard Kamp 2020 [updated March 23] and our KK Brochure!
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2018-2019 CNCM Silver Medalists
The Canadian National Conservatory of Music is pleased to announce the 2018-2019 Silver Medalists from Pre-Performance to Grade 8. Congratulations to all of our Silver Medalists!
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Grade
PP 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 |
Name
Hannah Nitsui Imogen Miller Evan Raes Jeansolle Kim Luka Begovic Juliana Ubongen Angela Fetsch Caleb Raes Emily Milanovich |
City
West Kelowna Winnipeg Deloraine Keswick St. Albert Yorkton Yorkton Deloraine Drayton |
Teacher
Karen Emmond Erin Galston Tenley Dyck Kathy Anderson Joan Ritchie Laurel Teichroeb Laurel Teichroeb Tenley Dyck Cheryl Weber |
Online Forms for Exam & Coaching Class Registrations
CNCM is pleased to announce that parents, students and teachers can now register for Exams and Coaching Classes online and remit either through PayPal or using a credit card option. Please check out these convenient new options:
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