San Francisco Conservatory of Music Archives About the Archives The San Francisco Conservatory of Music Archives collects, preserves and provides access to historical records, manuscripts, photographs and other items of permanent historical value to the …

Recording Specifics SFCM Recording Services automatically records the following concerts: Any required student recitals SFCM ensembles, Faculty recitals, and Guest Artist Recitals If your recital is required by your program, there is no need to fill out a …

Get out there and play! For more than two decades, the Community Service / Hire SFCM Musicians program has taken live music into schools, hospitals, retirement homes, children's facilities, and other places where people of limited means and mobility are …

The Conservatory calculates credits hours as follows: a semester hour of credit equals a minimum of three "hours" of work each week for a period of fourteen to fifteen weeks. In lecture-discussion courses, one hour of credit is given for one 50-minute …

All students will sign the following pledge upon enrollment at the Conservatory and it will constitute the code of academic conduct: As students come together to form a community of performers, composers and scholars, they must accept the obligation to …

The San Francisco Conservatory of Music's core functions of teaching, learning, artistic creation and performance depend upon an atmosphere in which freedom of inquiry, thought, expression, publication and peaceable assembly are given the fullest …

Empowering musicians to thrive as lifelong learners. The Student Academic Enrichment Center (SAEC) empowers musicians to hone their academic skills and explore their intellectual curiosities. The SAEC is your place to gather and work either one-on-one or …

We’re committed to providing qualified students an equal opportunity to attain an education regardless of disability. If you have a special need as a student at SFCM, please tell us about it. Each student bears the responsibility for initiating and …

Take a few weeks to flex your muscles. Winter Term SFCM sets aside a few weeks near the beginning of the new year for Winter Term, a special time for students to immerse themselves in subjects beyond the standard curriculum. It’s a chance to learn about …

  We believe family is everything, and we want to keep our relationship with you going strong even after graduation. That's why we offer special programs for SFCM alumni. Visiting SFCM For questions about building access, please contact the Alumni …

SFCM provides several programs and services in support of student hearing health and protection. Part of the role of any professional is to remain in the best condition to practice the profession. For all aspiring musicians, this involves safeguarding …

Student Council The Student Council serves as the voice of the student body and liaison to the faculty and the administration. Members are elected on an annual basis. The Student Council meets regularly with Academic Staff, including the Director of …

Getting Around the City Transportation San Francisco is a bustling city, and that means you’ll need to know how to get around town on public transportation. Several options are available to bring you to your destination, whether it be the Conservatory, …

Get out there and take in the city. Local Activities Put simply, there’s a lot to do in San Francisco. Concert venues, parks, cafes, restaurants, bars … it’s all at your fingertips. Union Square The center of it all. Shopping and entertainment dominate …

Your career, within reach From the smallest question to the biggest idea, we’re listening and we’re ready to help. Visit our office to take the next steps in advancing your career. Subjects we teach include writing for grants, resumes, bios, and cover …

International students coming to the U.S. sometimes feel like they have a whole lot to learn before they even take their first course. Some basic information and resources can go a long way. Information, Resources, and Terminology Requesting a Letter for …

Official requirements and procedures for international students can seem daunting, but learning the basics doesn’t take long. Here’s a brief guide to the most important things to know. Student Visas and I-20s What is an I-20? Form I-20 is a United States …

Work while you play. Student Employment We offer Federal Work Study (FWS) and student employment opportunities on campus to help with your living expenses. To be considered for FWS, you’ll need to complete the FAFSA. Upon being granted FWS, please review …

… emerging black composers project Emerging Black Composers Project Soars with New Birdsong Partnership November 21, 2024 Featured Video Get to know SFCM students, how they got their start in music, and why they chose SFCM. chorus GRAMMY Winners …