Riverside County's Ultimate Music Education Experience
Find out why we are Riverside County's top music school!
Music Videos
Toccata
2022
We Three Kings
2021
Mythos
2019
Vivaldi Summer 2017
Beginner to advanced students welcome, age 5 and up!
The Temecula Conservatory of Music music educators take pride in both our beginner and experienced students. In fact, many of our advanced students made their first notes with us at the age of 6.
Beginner Students
Our beginners see serious progression through either our semester group classes or one-on-one private lessons, playing every week with one of our talented instructors. Using one of the 5 live rehearsal and private lesson rooms as well as our rehearsal/recital center, the students get immersed in the actual experience of playing music with a professional, every lesson.
Coupled with our weekly Junior Orchestra Rehearsals, regular Concerts as well as Semester Orchestra Parties and jazzed up by our practicing award system which involves lots of Hershey Symphony Chocolate Bars, our beginners are inspired from the very start all while making amazing new friends.
Advanced Students
Experienced players have no limits at Temecula Conservatory of Music. We have the very best of teachers in Riverside County to challenge them in their lessons every week. We have a top tier Youth Symphony that requires all auditionees to play at at least a Suzuki Book 5 level just to audition. Our top kids are regularly challenged with music like Vivaldi Four Seasons, Mozart Symphony No.29 and Tchaikovsky Serenade For Strings just to name a few of our most recent pieces.
Every Spring the students from our Youth Orchestra (Intermediate) and Youth Symphony(Advanced) attend Music In The Parks at one of the major amusement parks in Southern California including Disneyland, Knotts Berry Farm, Magic Mountain and Universal Studios where they compete against other top tier youth orchestras from around the country and play all day with their friends.
Finally, every four years we take our top orchestras to the Carnegie Hall Spring Festival. Our advanced players have absolutely not limits to how high they can fly.
What parents and students are saying
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Cello
The cello is a hero because of its register and its tenor voice. When the cello enters the concert it's like a great orator.
Double Bass
No matter what kind of music you're playing, the bass enhances the sound and makes it more beautiful and full.
Piano
The king of instruments. There are eighty-eight keys on a piano and within that, an entire universe.
Guitar
The guitar is a small orchestra. It is polyphonic. Every string is a different color, a different voice.
Our teachers make us standout. It’s their dedication, passion and talent that keeps students invested in the learning process.
We hope you enjoyed reading about our team. Get in touch to find out more.
Brad Bohn
Brad Bohn is the founder and director of Temecula Conservatory of Music and has been teaching young musicians for over 34 years. He has a BA in Music Education from the University of Texas and a Masters in Orchestral Conducting from Messiah University. Brad is also the director of all TCM Orchestras. Under his leadership, the TCM Orchestras won Gold at Carnegie Hall in 2019 and won the overall top orchestra of this years Magic Mountain Music In the Parks Competition.
Why Us?
TCM is the Proud Winner of Carnegie Gold in 2019
At TCM, we offer more than just learning how to play an instrument well. We teach our students how to aim for the stars and hit them! By being accepted into the Carnegie Hall 2019 Spring Festival our students not only reached a long desired goal set back in 2014 but they also received a gold rating for their first Carnegie performance to boot!
At TCM we create many opportunities for our students to play together and in front of large audiences. We hold two large concerts a year that include all three orchestras including our Junior Orchestra, Youth Orchestra and Chamber Orchestra. Both the Chamber Orchestra and Youth Orchestra wear tuxedos and black gowns and the Junior Orchestra wears black and white formal attire. This gives our students the opportunity to know what it's like to perform at a high level on stage, just like the professionals. And it gives our younger musicians a chance to see the advanced students perform. This example of higher level performance helps them to see what is in store and possible for them!
At TCM we shoot for the stars and our students find themselves astronomically ahead of the game.
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