Meanings of school of music in English

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Jesse speaks to Bruce Brown, from Victoria University's school of music.

The Conservatoire is quite as much a social feature as a school of music.

These men are known as the founders of the modern romantic school of music.

I had graduated the high school of music and art.

The marching band and school of music in Artane reopened following a major refurbishment project.

His school of music was the school of Maxim's.

The course is run jointly by TCD's school of music and its department of electronic and electrical engineering.

Christchurch city councillors have been told the future of Canterbury University's school of music is in their hands.

So I pulled out and I went and auditioned for the school of music behind my parents' back.

Mr Farr will guide school of music students performing Ripple Effect, featuring some of the school's 50 hand bells.

He published in Leipsic a journal promotive of his school of music, and founded a choral society in Dresden.

By education he belonged to the old Italian school of music, and had studied in Bologna under Pater Martini.

Strengths CIT's Crawford College of Art and Design and its school of music ensure it stands out in cultural fields.

Founded in 1878, it is, in fact the oldest municipal school of music in these islands, which is both wonderful and true.

Jesse speaks to Bruce Brown, from Victoria University's school of music, who's hosting a lyric writing workshop this October called 'Anything Goes'.