We have a laser focus on the educational and professional preparation you need to succeed in today’s music world, but we also aim for personal fulfillment and enjoyment. That is what makes us special. We care about your success, and it shows.
Students from throughout Michigan, across the U.S. and around the globe come together in our undergraduate and graduate degree programs, developing and supporting their personal, creative expression. The commitment and passion of our faculty and staff, and the supportive nature of student colleagues lead to professional success in our programs.
Enjoy an afternoon of art songs by Schubert, Hundley, Fauré, Debussy, Szulc, Walters, Rorem, and Poulenc, featuring WWII letters from Anzio, Italy, with artists Harlan Jennings (baritone), Anne Nispel (soprano), and Elden Little (piano).
Featuring contemporary works with distinctive instrument combinations: “NO one To kNOW one” by Andy Akiho, “Aqua Regia” by Mark Fromm, “Many Many Cadences” by Sky Macklay, and “Mount Rainier Search and Rescue” by Stephen Lias.
The program includes works by Nixon, Grainger, Ellerby, and David, conducted by David Thornton.
Clifton Boyd, Assistant Professor from the Department of Music at New York University, presents a lecture on topics in music theory.
Nathan Mertens and Kenta Saito work with MSU saxophone students.
“Hearts of Vision” orchestra from South Korea consisting of visually impaired musicians highlights chamber series
Harpist and educator brings fresh approach to harp studio.
Guest group brings unique blend of style and energy to Wharton Center stage
Guest ensemble features the works of Charles Ignatius Sancho.
Musician and MSU alum Endea Owens has the right recipe for positivity.
College of Music welcomes innovative composer and musical tool developer.
Realize your unique potential at the MSU College of Music. We believe in providing the highest-quality music education to give musicians like you the space and inspiration needed to grow. Our undergraduate, master’s, doctoral, and non-degree programs are designed to help students deeply develop their interests and talent.
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