Accessible Music-Making Program


Excellence Without Barriers. Artistry Without Exception.

Everyone Deserves Access to Serious Musical Training

The Accessible Music Making Program at The Global Conservatory is a groundbreaking initiative built to ensure that musicians with disabilities, neurodiverse artists, and learners using adaptive technologies have full access to elite instruction, materials, mentorship, and opportunity.

We believe accessibility is not a separate service — it is a core value.

This program exists to make sure that physical, sensory, cognitive, and economic barriers do not block any artist from developing their full potential.

This is not a simplified version of our curriculum.

This is full artistic access — with the tools, support, and respect it requires.

What We Offer

Accessible Lessons and Materials

  • Screen-reader–compatible materials, captioned video, ASL-supported instruction (when available)
  • Adaptive notation and music technology
  • Custom pacing, visual alternatives, and multi-sensory tools
  • Faculty who are trained in multiple learning methods

One-on-One Instruction With Adaptive Planning

  • Individual lesson structure based on ability, needs, and goals
  • Focus on strengths and preferred modes of learning
  • Consistent mentorship without pressure to “fit a mold”

Program Structure

  • Lessons and coursework delivered fully online with full accessibility support
  • Students may choose instructors or request recommendations based on needs
  • Optional community forums and peer mentorship
  • Accessible versions of core programs (performance, composition, conducting)
  • Regular check-ins with access coordinator and support staff

Begin With Us

There is no separate application for this program.

Students may join through any regular Global Conservatory track and request accessible support during the onboarding process.

Our team will work with you directly to ensure tools, content, and instruction match your needs.

If you are unsure whether your current learning situation can be supported, we encourage you to contact us directly.

No one should be shut out of serious musical training.

Not because of their body. Not because of their brain. Not because of their circumstances.
That is our promise.
Accessible Music Making

 — The Global Conservatory

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