Creativity. Dignity. Joy.

At the Raleigh Music Collective, we aim to foster a diverse musical community of young musicians whose lives are changed through the power of music education.

RMC in Concert with Randy Sabien

May 17th at 7pm

Treasuring Christ Church

3700 Lake Wheeler Rd, Raleigh, NC 27603

We hope you will join us for an incredible evening of music with Randy Sabien and the Raleigh Music Collective students. Celebrated jazz violinist, music educator, and composer, Randy Sabien has captivated audiences worldwide with his "bluesy, rockin', swing', funky jazz". A pioneer in string jazz education, he founded and chaired the string department at Berklee College of Music in Boston. Randy Sabien has more than 30 years experience as a performer and educator and we hope you will join us for this special event.

Doors will open at 6:30pm.

If you would like to be a sponsor for the evening, you can find more info in the button below!

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3rd-5th grade new beginner enrollment opens in July

If your child wants to participate in our group or private lessons studio, head over to our lessons page for more info!

2024 was AMAZING!

We had an incredible year that was highlighted with over 50 new students, a week long summer camp, our South Raleigh Nucleo location moved to Shaw University. We had an unprecedented number of signups, professional training tracks for middle and high schoolers, and so many new friendships!

“Over the years, I have been a part of the Raleigh Music Collective and it has made such a positive impact on my life and to others. Its unwavering dedication to the art of music and its positive impact on our community is truly praiseworthy. I’ve never seen so much growth from my playing skills from any other program, and I’m so grateful to be around such amazing musicians.”

—Jennifer R., violinist

“RMC is one of the most amazing programs I’ve been in. Many new students are coming through and making new friends. Our teachers have been working so hard to provide us instruments and many other things too. ”

—Daniel P., violinist

“The Raleigh Music Collective teachers are so amazing at what they do because they pick up on and develop social, emotional, and physical parts of a student. Through music learning, our refugee students get to grow in their holistic education, especially their social and physical skills. It not only helps them become better students, but better people.”

—Maggie B. at Refugee Hope Partners

Contact

Feel free to contact us with any questions.

Email
info@theraleighmusiccollective.org