Congratulations Kindall Benjamin, Leah Bracknell and Marissa Broeders.

Click here to view the Princeton Music Signing Day 2023

Please click the links below to view our Virtual Concerts

• PCMS Band (7th Grade, 8th Grade and Zero Bell) May 25, 2021

• PCMS 6th Grade Band/Orchestra May 11, 2021

• PHS Choral Concert May 5, 2021

• PHS Band Concert May 4, 2021

• Princeton Jazz Concert 7 - 12th Grade May 3, 2021

• Princeton Music- Senior Recital April 15, 2021

• Princeton Vocal Chamber Ensemble Showcase 2021 April 21, 2021

• Aunt Rhodie- Band 6 March 25, 2021

• PCMS Concert Band- full March 26, 2021

• PHS A Cappella Choir March 17, 2021

• PHS Band March 15, 2021

• PHS Jazz Concert March 24, 2021

• PHS Orchestra Concert  March 26, 2021

If you were not able to tun in or attend, here are the PCMS Band Spring Concerts: 

PCMS CONCERT BAND:

Please click on the concert title below to link to the ICRC video files.

Enjoy the music!

• 2019 March Vocal Chamber Ensemble Showcase 

• 2019 February PHS Choral Concert

• 2018 PHS Instrumental Sounds of the Season

• 2018 Princeton Holiday Jazz Concert

• 2018 Princeton High School - Handel's "Messiah"

• 2018 Princeton Salute to Veterans Concert & Ceremony

• 2018 PHS/PCMS Fall Orchestra Concert 

A special thank you goes out to ICRC TV for capturing our talented students and staff. 

• Watch ICRC programming on Spectrum and Cincinnati Bell Fioptics:

• Spectrum Channel 4 = Cincinnati Bell Channel 834

• Spectrum Channel 8 = Cincinnati Bell Channel 838

• Spectrum Channel 15 = Cincinnati Bell Channel 845

• Spectrum Channel 17 = Cincinnati Bell Channel 847

• Spectrum Channel 18 = Cincinnati Bell Channel 848

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A message from the Intercommunity Cable Regulatory Commission on the importance of PEG Access (Public Education Government) television channels. 

Captured : Wed, 2018-11-21

Princeton music students have an opportunity to be part of a program which has received state and national recognition for excellence. Whether in the classroom, the marching field, the concert or theatre stage, or the arena of competition, our students experience what for many is the high point of their musical lives.

Beginning in kindergarten, all Princeton students receive instruction from a qualified music educator. Music classes are part of the regular elementary school schedule and follow a standards-based curriculum. Middle School provides the opportunity to begin instrumental music study and many students become part of band, orchestra, choral or jazz performance ensembles. A wide variety of musical options is available at the high school as well, with Marching Band, three concert bands, two orchestras, four choirs, and two jazz ensembles being offered during the school day. Additionally, non-performance music classes are offered at the Middle School and High School, including General Music, Piano Lab, Guitar, and International Baccalaureate Music.

Princeton music organizations have a rich history of performance excellence. Our bands, orchestras, and choirs have consistently received superior ratings at OMEA adjudicated events. Princeton’s Marching Band, Choir and Jazz Ensembles are well-known musical ambassadors throughout the area, and Princeton ensembles have appeared in locations throughout the country. Recently, Princeton bands, orchestras, and choirs have performed in such diverse locations as Orlando, Washington D.C., Salt Lake City and Honolulu. ABC students have received individual recognition as well, having been selected for such prestigious organizations as Cincinnati Junior Strings, Cincinnati Symphony Youth Orchestra, District 14 Honor Band, May Festival Youth Chorus, and All-State Ensembles.

Many families cite the music program as one of the principal benefits of a Princeton education. At Princeton, to be educated well is to be educated in music.