Who we are
The Conservatorium of Intuitive Music is a private conservatorium with global partners, incorporating unique holistic approaches to intuitive music, creative wellbeing, mental health and leadership on all levels.

Partnerships & Professional Development Programs
The Conservatorium of Intuitive Music is a place that academies, universities and conservatoriums can come to for ideas, advice, resources and training. Our Professional Development programs seek to partner with existing music academies, universities and conservatoriums who recognise the value of the creative intuitive process for all musicians, and who seek pathways for their students and alumni in further developing their own unique solo or ensemble creative artistry and unique musical fingerprint, pursuing career pathways as original creative artists and leaders in the field of creative intuitive music improvisation. This includes composition and songwriting as well - the process is the same.

Who is it for?
It is for all classical musicians, academies, universities and conservatoriums, soloists and chamber music ensembles, music faculty and instrumental music teachers seeking more authentic, deeper and more personally meaningful artistic expression, whether through more meaningful ways of playing traditional repertoire, or in finding their own unique musical way in creative career pathways performing, touring, teaching and recording their own classical music, entirely through intuitive improvisation.

"A certain number of musicians were gathered at a feast given by a great sovereign who took care to place them according to their degree of mastery of their respective arts, when a man of wretched appearance, clad in rags, entered. The master of ceremonies raised him up above all the participants, whose faces expressed their evident disapproval. Wishing to display the man's merit and calm his guest's anger, the master asked him to let them hear a sample of his art. He took out some pieces of wood which he had with him, set them out before him and stretched strings over them. Then he set these strings vibrating and performed an air that made all those present burst into laughter because of the pleasure, the joy and the well-being that took possession of their souls. Then he changed his tuning and played another air which made everyone weep for the tenderness of the melody and the sadness which settled in their hearts. Then he changed the tuning, and played another air which plunged everyone into slumber; so doing he rose, went out and was never heard spoken of again.”

- The Brethren of Purity of Basra
from the book “Music, Mysticism and Magic” by Joscelyn Godwin