Javacya Arts Conservatory

For nearly four decades, the Javacya Arts Conservatory (JAC), a music institute, has provided state-of-the-art training and experiences in music education and orchestral performance. Internationally renowned faculty such as Eliot Chapo, (former concertmaster/New York Philharmonic) Cellist Mark Chambers (York University), Richard Karl (Miami Philharmonic) Moises Molina (University of Alabama) have been a part of the fabric that has produced Grammy-nominated artist like violinist/composer Ashanti Floyd (The Mad Violinist),  Joshua Henderson (NYU/Warp Trio), and others. Javacya’s collaboration with the Royal Conservatory of Music has been essential in building its strong foundation. The Conservatory continues to create a clear platform for the best and brightest to perform a broad spectrum of classical music.

The Tallahassee based institution is a consultant for public school districts, private schools, and small campus orchestra programs where responsibilities include private teaching, master classes, student career development, teacher training, and fostering long-lasting community partnerships. Additionally, Javacya is an American examination center for the renowned Toronto based Royal Conservatory of Music. Like the Royal Conservatory, Javacya endeavors to develop talent and provide a platform which unifies the cultural ethnicity of this world.

Javacya’s faculty of performing artists, educators, annual guest master-class clinicians, and artist-in-residence, each share a deep commitment to developing supportive, mentoring relationships with their students. During summer months, Javacya students study in Europe. attend the Sphinx Performance Academy, Interlochen Summer Institute, Luzerne Music Center, Four Strings Academy, Javacya Summer Institute, and others. Thereby, further equipping the with a global perspective of the arts and culture and their potential careers around the world.