Zion Conservatory Of Music

March 2016 update
The March recital was even better than last year with the students playing before and during lunch, followed by the faculty concert.
Alas, no lemon cake this year, so I must drop them a star but I am certainly still a fan, it’s just not as good as gets without Lemon Cake. It can be earned back.
Wonderful organization. The silent auction needs donations. Do it.
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We have attended a number of recitals here and several of our relatives have children who have studied here for some time. They do a wonderful job.
Surprisingly solid well rounded curriculum for a faith based organization. There is a complete range of music performed and we have never felt preached at, amen. The Zion Conservatory has been a part of the community for more than 108 years, according to director Donna Poucher.
Teachers are experienced and very good with children, you can tell they truly enjoy their work. You can see and hear what a wonderful job they do because at the recitals the kids are amazingly relaxed. They have created a wonderful setting for student to have a great experience performing.
Zion Conservatory of Music often does fundraiser luncheons where the children perform before, during and after the luncheon, teachers too. What great experience! And the catering is surprisingly good, big props also to the Zion Woman’s Club and Auxiliary for their help AND wonderful deserts, particularly that FANTASTIC unfrosted (just like it should be) lemon cake. Recipe?
NOTE. I have also seen adult students perform here, so it’s not just for kids!
What instrument did YOU always want to play? Do it.
Come for the Lemon Cake, stay for the music.
Nice local article HERE: