conservatoire

Meanings

• a cultural institution dedicated to the education and training of students in the performing arts such as music, dance, and theater.

  - "The New York Philharmonic is one of the world's leading conservatories for classical music."
  - "The Juilliard School in New York City is another renowned conservatoire for the performing arts, with graduates going on to perform with the world's leading orchestras, dance companies, and theater troupes."

• a large institution for the care and education of children, especially those who are orphaned, abandoned, or neglected.

  - "The foundling hospital was a charity conservatoire for the care and education of abandoned children."
  - "Saint Vincent's Orphan Asylum was another conservatoire in the United States dedicated to the care and education of orphaned children."

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Synonyms

college of music , conservatory , conservatory of music , music conservatory , music school , musical school , school of music

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with conservatoire
conservatory , laboratory , panorama , library , archive , gallery , barracks , caravan , laboratoryatory

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Homophones

Words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling,

1. conservatoire, conserve, conservative, conservationist, conserveatory, conservatory
   

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Variants

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conservatoire , conservatoires

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Etymology

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The term 'conservatoire' comes from the Latin word 'conservare' which means 'to keep, preserve, or protect'. The term 'conservatoire' was first used in the late 18th century to describe institutions for the education and training of students in the performing arts such as music, dance, and theater.

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Culture

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The term 'conservatoire' has been used throughout history in various cultures to describe institutions for the education and training of students in the performing arts such as music, dance, and theater. For example, in ancient Greece, there were institutions known as 'symposia' where students would gather to study and practice the arts under the guidance of a master artist. Similarly, in medieval Europe, there were institutions known as 'scholas' or 'studia' where students would gather to study and practice the arts under the guidance of a master teacher. Today, the term 'conservatoire' is used to describe institutions for the education and training of students in the performing arts such as music, dance, and theater. These institutions may offer a range of programs and degrees, from certificates and diplomas to undergraduate and graduate degrees. They may also offer a range of services and resources to support the education and training of their students, including access to performance venues, rehearsal studios, recording facilities, libraries, archives, and other resources and services.

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