Programs

Our Programs

At CYMC, every program is designed to help young musicians learn, grow, and shine. Students build their skills through hands-on coaching, creative workshops, and supportive instruction from experienced teachers. Each program includes opportunities to perform on stage helping students gain confidence, connect with peers, and celebrate their progress.
Through music, CYMC fosters a strong sense of community, bringing together students, families, and local supporters to share in the joy of learning and performing.

Strings Program Insturctor

Learn to play violin, viola, cello, or bass with confidence. In this program, students get clear guidance, fun group practices, and chances to perform with others. It’s a great place to grow your skills and enjoy making music together.

Cascadia Strings

Campbell River native, Tyson Doknjas, is an active freelance violinist and private teacher in Victoria. He is a member of the Victoria Symphony and performs with various groups on Vancouver Island, including Pacific Opera Victoria, Victoria Baroque, Pacific Baroque Festival, and Aventa Ensemble.

Tyson Doknjas

Carol Anne Parkinson is a joyful singer, voice teacher and conductor. She earned her Bachelor of Music from UBC in 1995 and continued to study with master teacher Arlene McIntyre from 2000-2005. As a chorister, she has cherished memories of singing with the Cap Singers at Kathaumixw, with UBC Choral Union under the direction of Diane Loomer, earning first place in the Markdoberdorf choral festival in Germany with the University Singers, recording two CD’s with the Vancouver Cantata Singers, singing with Island Voices.

Carol Anne Parkinson