Griffith University

Queensland Conservatorium is at the forefront of music education and performance, helping aspiring musicians to find their places on the world stage.

Our breadth of specialist degrees encompasses pre-tertiary, undergraduate, postgraduate and research programs across two campuses. Students learn under leading music educators, musicians and composers with international experience and outlook.

Our facilities and venues are among the finest of its kind - acoustically, architecturally and technologically, including a 615-seat concert hall, state-of-the-art music technology and popular music studios.

Always wanted to learn music with world-class musicians without going to university? Open Conservatorium is the convenient alternative where you can learn from seasoned professionals and play music with those who love it as much as you do!

• Early Childhood Music
• Young Conservatorium
• Tertiary Preparation Workshop
• Professional Development
• State Honours Ensemble Programs

Each year Queensland Conservatorium offers over one hundred and eighty concerts and events for various musical tastes to audiences in South-East Queensland. This year's highlights include:

• Britten War Requiem
• Encounters India
• Camerata and ensembles in residence Clocked out, BoB, Collusion and Lunaire Collective
• Musical Theatre productions
• 5th IMC World Forum on Music
• Young Conservatorium
• MuTech Underground Series
• Jazz Café

liveMusic Queensland Conservatorium represents the finest musicians from Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University, and as a result enjoys a reputation for providing the highest quality musicians for events.

Whatever the style of your event — from an intimate gathering to a lavish affair, the ballroom to the bowls club — our versatile musicians will provide a memorable soundtrack to your occasion. With first-class training from Queensland Conservatorium, our musicians deliver the highest quality performance in every setting.

Queensland Conservatorium Research Centre is one of Griffith University's 30 innovative research centres. With over twenty staff involved in more than thirty projects, it initiates, realises and supports music research that addresses issues at the heart of contemporary musical practice and development, engaging directly with musicians, audiences, communities, the music industry, and scholars from a range of backgrounds both in Australia and abroad.