The dream of a conservatory in Cleveland, Ohio became a reality in April 1920 when a small group of founders contributed $1,000 each to establish a "school of music where every type of student could find opportunity for the best musical education."
The Cleveland Institute of Music officially opened its doors on December 8, 1920 at 3146 Euclid Avenue in a grand house with grand ideals.
At CIM, students are introduced to rich and diverse coursework, encouraged to share musical approaches and create new repertoire, and coached by renowned artists. Our partnership with Case Western Reserve University enables CIM students to take non-music courses and earn dual degrees, including an educational degree. Students can also choose to double major in the areas of theory, composition, eurhythmics or audio recording. The immersive and creative educational process at CIM empowers graduates to leave the Institute prepared for the future.
CIM uses College Central Network as its career management and networking platform. This online resource is available 24/7 to help students connect with professionals, access resources and find opportunities to advance their career.
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Rating of School for Musicians Let me tell you, my time at the College of Musicians Institute was absolutely incredible and I would suggest it to anyone who loves music. The teachers are all industry professionals so they know what�s good for real life situations; among other advice-giving roles played by these mentors as they share their thoughts about music world with students. They have state-of-the-art studios and other such equipment which can be learned practically because of their hands-on nature where learners engage themselves through use of current technology applied in making music today. This school offers a wide variety of classes including performance, songwriting, business etcetera thereby ensuring that graduates leave as well-rounded individuals. What caught my eye most is how much collaboration there was between students who had either common interests or goals vis-a-vis peers� talents in different fields related to arts like visual media production etcetera during this period when I was studying here. Not only those but also being located within Los Angeles city where people come from every corner hoping to make it big in showbiz; there could never be a more suitable place for networking alone let alone access given towards various events plus music-related internships. Nevertheless one thing I wish they did better is making the campus look nice and yeah sometimes it gets hard with all these assignments but that�s just small stuff compared to what else happened while I was there. It was a great experience overall and I have to recommend the school for anyone interested in music.
The CIM Office of the Conservatory Registrar is your source for information about student records. We provide the following services:
The new five-story facility will include 22 acoustically isolated practice rooms on the main floor, residence space for first- and second-year CIM undergraduates as well as limited rental units targeted at upperclass and graduate students at CIM on the second and third floors.
We invite you to explore everything the Robinson Music Library has to offer, which includes a full spectrum of print and digital resources. The library’s space and collections have evolved over the years to meet the ever-changing needs of the next generation of great performers.
CIM maintains staffing of counseling hours on the CIM premises by having psychologists available to provide both individual and group therapies to CIM students. These trained specialists also provide additional programming through our residence life program to new undergraduate students on issues facing students in the arts including special discussions on issues such as performance anxiety.
CIM's Student Government Association is the first and foremost organization through which students can appeal to the administration. We are here to represent the needs, welfare and the well-being of all students at CIM, from undergraduate freshmen to graduate students and doctoral candidates. We want to help make your time at CIM as fun, inspired and meaningful as possible.
Privately supported, CIM is a private, nonprofit, degree-granting institution which is accredited by the following organizations:
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