conservatoire (Meaning)
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conservatoire (n)
a schoolhouse with special facilities for fine arts
Synonyms & Antonyms of conservatoire
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conservatoire Sentence Examples
- After years of practicing, she finally felt confident enough to audition for the prestigious Paris Conservatoire.
- The grand hall of the city's conservatoire echoed with the beautiful strains of a violin concerto.
- The aspiring ballerina dreamt of one day gracing the stage of a famed European conservatoire.
- The conservatoire offered a rigorous curriculum, nurturing the talents of future generations of musicians.
- He wandered through the bustling hallways of the conservatoire, mesmerized by the cacophony of instruments.
- The local conservatoire hosted a free concert featuring talented young musicians from the program.
- The historic library of the conservatoire housed a vast collection of musical scores and manuscripts.
- Renowned for its strict training methods, the conservatoire produced some of the world's finest musicians.
- To fundraise for scholarships, the conservatoire held an annual gala featuring alumni performances.
- With its ornately decorated facade, the conservatoire stood as a landmark dedicated to the preservation of musical heritage.
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a schoolhouse with special facilities for fine arts
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No antonyms found.
After years of practicing, she finally felt confident enough to audition for the prestigious Paris Conservatoire.
The grand hall of the city's conservatoire echoed with the beautiful strains of a violin concerto.
The aspiring ballerina dreamt of one day gracing the stage of a famed European conservatoire.
The conservatoire offered a rigorous curriculum, nurturing the talents of future generations of musicians.
