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The Boston Conservatory was initially founded by violinist and composer Julius Eichberg in 1867. Located in the Fenway neighborhood of Boston, the conservatory sought to provide music education to community residents and those seeking professional training alike. In addition, the Boston Conservatory was one of the earliest to accept both African Americans and women into its ranks - culminating Eichberg's operetta, "The Doctor of Alcontara" being performed by the first African-American opera company in the U.S. in 1873. Since its beginnings, the Boston Conservatory has evolved to include education in dance and theater along with its renowned music program.
According to its mission statement, the Boston Conservatory works to "prepare and inspire our students to perform at the highest level in their art and in their lives. We foster their creativity and give them courage. We teach them the skills that will lead to professional and personal fulfillment."
Those living in student housing or an off campus apartment have access to the school's unique academic programs and fields of study. Students may pursue undergraduate and graduate level degrees through the Music Division, Dance Division and Theater Division. In addition, the conservatory offers programs for both high school and college students such as Experimental Musical Theater Intensive, High School Composition Intensive, Summer Brass Intensive, Summer Dance Intensive and the Vocal/Choral Intensive.
Student living and university living at the Boston Conservatory revolve around a variety of traditional campus student organizations and activities. Student performers also have access to Boston landmarks such as the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Boston Common, Fenway Park, Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market and the Charles River.
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