Finding joy in music
The Conservatory of music was proud to present diplomas to its students at the start of the 2026–27 season, in the presence of Sophie Abbott-Brown, Head of Arts and Culture for the City of Saint-Lambert, and Marie-Anne Rozankovic, Executive and Artistic Director of the Conservatoire de musique de la Montérégie.
Congratulations to all the students on their achievements, and thank you to the teachers who prepared them for the May 2026 exams!
The CMM offers instruction in all instruments, as well as music theory, solfège, and musical dictation, from the preparatory to the pre-university level.
Wishing everyone a wonderful musical year!
Sebastian Medina has earned the Conservatoire’s bursary to consitnue his music studies at CEGEP Saint-Laurent.
Children’s choir
Children from ages: 6 to 12 recently performed
in Saint-Lambert.
The survey found that nearly two-thirds (60%) of Canadians say that singing, playing, or composing music has a greater impact on mental well-being compared to listening to music. This perspective highlights a growing recognition that engaging directly with music – not just consuming it – can have a transformative effect on mental health.
“Music has played many different roles in my life. It has taught me to listen differently, to recognize emotions without necessarily naming them, and to enter the world of composers whose works transcend time. I was fortunate to be guided by passionate teachers…” (Excerpt from blog)

