MUSIC LIVES HERE!
THE MUSIC ACADEMY OF NORTH CAROLINA
MANC is a dynamic community of music lovers. No matter your age, ability, or ambition, we invite and encourage you to join our family as a student, supporter, listener, or volunteer.
We welcome students of all ages, abilities, & backgrounds!

FACULTY & FRIENDS CONCERT
Friday, April 25, 2025
7:30p
MANC Performance Hall
Our teachers are so proud of their students' work ethic, dedication, talent, and commitment to their musical studies. They believe their hard work should be recognized and rewarded. And so they dedicate their time and talent to the Faculty & Friends Concert!
These amazing musicians perform regularly with symphonies, ensembles, operas, and bands. Now's your chance to hear their incredible musical gifts with the bonus of supporting our students. All proceeds go toward merit scholarships!

BREWS-KEYS
Sunday, April 27
3:00p-6:00p
Double Oaks
UNCG and MANC unite for a day of music and community!
Bring a blanket or chairs and listen to students and faculty on the piano. Beer, wine, and non-alcoholic drinks will be available for purchase. Bring food and have a picnic if you'd like!

JAZZ WORKSHOPS
Bring your instrument or singing voice, and join us for a FREE interactive jazz learning experience. We'll talk techniques, improvisation, styling, and sounds.
These free-to-you workshops are made possible by the generosity of foundations and individuals who believe in the power of music. All are held in our Performance Hall.
It's all about the music of Cuba!

ROCK BAND KARAOKE
Coming soon: Google form with our setlist to RSVP and choose a song to perform.
OUR CALENDAR
Be sure to check back often!
QUESTIONS? CONTACT US!
Call us at 336.379.8748 or use the form below.
SUCCESS
Thank you for contacting The Music Academy of North Carolina. We'll be in touch soon!

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS!
Support for this organization was made available through the New Creative Investment facilitated by The Arts Council of Greater Greensboro, a division of the Designated County Partner, with funding from Guilford County and the North Carolina Arts Council American Rescue Plan Act.