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We welcome our Alumni to this special area devoted to our Alumni!   The Conservatory has certainly earned a splendid reputation through the remarkable achievements which you have forged subsequent to the high quality pedagogy that this Conservatory prepared for you.  Now, we have created this gathering place for our devoted Alumni, to visit your Alma Mater, the American Conservatory of Music.

ACM would like to hear from you! Please let us know how you're doing and what's new in your life lately.  Drop us a line by clicking here.  You may also wish to help us by making a thoughtful donation to the Conservatory using our secure paypal payment gateway. All donations gratefully received are eligible for tax relief pursuant to 26 USCA s. 501(c)(3), as the Conservatory is a Federally Recognized Non-Profit Religious Educational Institution. Consult your tax advisor for how much of a deduction you may be eligible for.
Notable recent graduates are among the following:
News Release: Dr. Edith Borroff Receives the 2005 Pinnacle of Achievement Award for Music

Congratulations, Dr. Borroff!

For more information, read the press release here.




Eternal be their memory:

Dr. Marc Alan Peterka, DMA, Organ. Date of death: June 23, 2005. An accomplished organist and choirmaster, Dr. Peterka published his own arrangements of classical and religious music, together with some of his own compositions. At the time of his passing, he was organist and choir director at the Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish in Ramona, California.

Eun Mi Kwon, MM, Piano. Date of death: June 6, 2011. Ms. Kwon was an extraordinary artist, whose heartfelt and expert interpretations ministered to the depths of the human soul.

Gordon "G.R." Snow, MM, Voice. Date of Death: July 23, 2011. Beginning at an early age, Mr. Snow led a prolific life of music and touched many souls with an inspiring leadership and zeal for the art. He performed with the Dupage Opera Company, Da Corneto Opera Company, the Grant Park Symphony chorus, and appeared as soloist with the Chatham Choral Ensemble. He was also, for many years, the Director of Music at Hickory Hills Presbyterian Church, the Senior Artistic Director of the Northwest Indiana Youth Chorus, and the Artistic Director of the Greater Chicago Opera Guild.

Dr. Robert Mahaffey, DMA, Organ, Date of Death: February 6, 2011. Dr. Mahaffey served as Choir Director and Organist at St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church in Lighthouse Point, Florida. For many years he was a national examiner for the American Guild of Organists. Known by all who were familiar with his immense contributions as a devoted church musician, Dr. Mahaffey imbued, in every member of his choruses, a true sense of reverence, purity and holiness in their service to God through liturgical musical worship and taught them to agree with those wise words of St. Augustine: "He who sings (for the Lord Jesus Christ) prays twice."
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