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'''History''' | |||
California College of Music is a private contemporary music and audio/visual engineering arts college which was founded in 1998. Originally operating under the name Pasadena International Music Academy (“PIMA”), the goal was to provide intensive music education to international students who wanted to perfect their musical skills in a personal, supportive environment. | |||
In 2007, PIMA came under the supervision of Grammy Award winning recording engineer Reggie Dozier and trombonist Wayne Henderson, founder of the legendary Jazz Crusaders, both distinguished leaders in the commercial music and recording industries. Out of this alliance, the California College of Music (“CCM”) was born – a new mentoring college for aspiring musicians and engineers who dream to be professionals in the music industry. | |||
CCM provides intensive training for many talented vocalists, instrumentalists, audio engineers, DJs and music producers. The programs are designed with the philosophy that the most effective instruction is given in an intimate environment, allowing for a student-centered, customized curriculum. In a hands-on student experience similar to taking private lessons, CCM students receive more personal attention than they would in a larger institution. | |||
Every musician and engineer, regardless of skill level, playing style or aspirations is invited to come to CCM and discover his or her full career potential. The faculty and course curricula are viewed as guides, supporting students on their personal musical journeys. | |||
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CCM Mission Statement''' | |||
The mission of the California College of Music is to mentor musicians and audio engineers for successful careers in the commercial music and recording industry, in a personal and nurturing environment, by eminent industry professionals. At CCM, every student shall have the opportunity to develop tangible skills, technical knowledge, and a well-rounded professional attitude of confidence and discipline that will give them the ability to succeed in the industry at large. | |||
'''Approvals''' | |||
CCM is approved by the California State Approving Agency for Veterans Education (CSAAVE) to enroll veterans and other eligible persons. | |||
'''Non-Discrimination Policy''' | |||
California College of Music is nonsectarian and does not discriminate in any of its program activities, employment practices or admissions policies on the basis of gender, race, religion, ethnic origin, sexual orientation, mental or physical disability. | |||
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Transportation''' | |||
A number of transportation options are available to students and faculty; California College of Music is on a major transportation corridor. There is frequent bus and Metro service to downtown L.A., Hollywood, the San Fernando Valley, and other suburban areas. For students with cars, parking is available directly in front of the college and on the surrounding streets. For Metro riders, a student discount is available, and a Metro station is within five blocks. | |||
'''Accreditation''' | |||
CCM has applied for accreditation with the Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training (ACCET), an institutional accrediting body recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. | |||
California College of Music is located at 42 South Catalina Avenue in Pasadena, California, 91106. The school is four blocks from the California Institute of Technology and six blocks from Pasadena City College, close to the 210, 134, and 110 freeways. | |||
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The California College of Music is a music college located in Pasadena, California. The school covers all aspects of contemporary music and recording arts, focusing in the areas of music performance, engineering and production, DJing and turntable technology, and artist development. In addition to guitar, bass guitar, drums, keyboard, turntable and voice programs, the school also offers private lessons on all instruments as well as demo recording services in its multiple recording studios.
History
California College of Music is a private contemporary music and audio/visual engineering arts college which was founded in 1998. Originally operating under the name Pasadena International Music Academy (“PIMA”), the goal was to provide intensive music education to international students who wanted to perfect their musical skills in a personal, supportive environment.
In 2007, PIMA came under the supervision of Grammy Award winning recording engineer Reggie Dozier and trombonist Wayne Henderson, founder of the legendary Jazz Crusaders, both distinguished leaders in the commercial music and recording industries. Out of this alliance, the California College of Music (“CCM”) was born – a new mentoring college for aspiring musicians and engineers who dream to be professionals in the music industry.
CCM provides intensive training for many talented vocalists, instrumentalists, audio engineers, DJs and music producers. The programs are designed with the philosophy that the most effective instruction is given in an intimate environment, allowing for a student-centered, customized curriculum. In a hands-on student experience similar to taking private lessons, CCM students receive more personal attention than they would in a larger institution.
Every musician and engineer, regardless of skill level, playing style or aspirations is invited to come to CCM and discover his or her full career potential. The faculty and course curricula are viewed as guides, supporting students on their personal musical journeys. CCM Mission Statement The mission of the California College of Music is to mentor musicians and audio engineers for successful careers in the commercial music and recording industry, in a personal and nurturing environment, by eminent industry professionals. At CCM, every student shall have the opportunity to develop tangible skills, technical knowledge, and a well-rounded professional attitude of confidence and discipline that will give them the ability to succeed in the industry at large.
Approvals
CCM is approved by the California State Approving Agency for Veterans Education (CSAAVE) to enroll veterans and other eligible persons.
Non-Discrimination Policy
California College of Music is nonsectarian and does not discriminate in any of its program activities, employment practices or admissions policies on the basis of gender, race, religion, ethnic origin, sexual orientation, mental or physical disability. Transportation
A number of transportation options are available to students and faculty; California College of Music is on a major transportation corridor. There is frequent bus and Metro service to downtown L.A., Hollywood, the San Fernando Valley, and other suburban areas. For students with cars, parking is available directly in front of the college and on the surrounding streets. For Metro riders, a student discount is available, and a Metro station is within five blocks.
Accreditation
CCM has applied for accreditation with the Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training (ACCET), an institutional accrediting body recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.
California College of Music is located at 42 South Catalina Avenue in Pasadena, California, 91106. The school is four blocks from the California Institute of Technology and six blocks from Pasadena City College, close to the 210, 134, and 110 freeways.
Faculty
Chair of the Music Department:
- Wayne Henderson (of the Jazz Crusaders)
Chair of the Engineering and Production Department:
- Reggie Dozier (holds honors on 7 Grammy-winning projects)
Full time faculty:
- Dee Dee McNeil (voice), Brenda Pierce (voice), Phyllis Battle (voice), Uros Raskovski (guitar, theory), Lorenzo Grassi (guitar), Alexa Brinkschulte (drums), Ryan Brown (drums), Mark Mercury (piano), Yoel DeJesus (piano), Daniel Brummel (bass, theory), Paulo Gustavo (bass), Jerry 'Prince Kwame' Buckman (music production), Nick Ferrero (music production)
Guest instructors:
- Philip Ingram (voice), Barbara Morrison (voice), Arthur Adams (guitar), Brian Price (guitar), Ndugu Chancler (drums), Tony Moore (drums), Bill Steinway (piano), Bobby Lyle (piano), David Enos (bass), David Hughes (bass), Ronnie Laws (bass), Paul Russo (bass)