Stanford University, Music School - Stanford

Stanford University

Department of Music Braun Music Center Stanford, CA, 94305-3005
http://music.stanford.edu/

General |

Faculty |

Campus |

Admissions |

Scholarship

General

The Department of Music was formally founded in 1947, but music has been an important facet of the University from its inception, when founder Jane Stanford encouraged sacred concerts in Memorial Church. We offer undergraduate and graduate programs in a variety of subjects, as well as group and private lessons for students, and opportunities for ensemble participation. The Department of Music presents approximately 150 concerts and recitals each year, providing performance opportunities for students throughout the University. Over 800 students, most of whom are not music majors, participate in ensembles, chamber groups, private lessons, and major productions, including a fully-staged version of Carl Orff's Carmina Burana with the Jing Xing Dance Troupe from Shanghai. Musical instruction is available in all of the standard Western orchestral instruments and voice, as well as several jazz options (piano, Latin, trumpet, guitar, saxophone) and non-Western instruments, such as the guzheng.

Stats

In State Tuition: $34,800
Room & Board: $10,808

Out of State Tuition: $34,800

I am considering applying to your school. Please contact me with further information about your programs. Thank you.


	First Name		Last Name

	Address
	City, State, Zipcode
	Phone Number Email High School/College Graduation Date Instrument of Interest Degree Sought Have you applied for this program before? No Yes Please add any additional questions or comments
	Save Info


	Stanford University The Stanford Department of Music was founded in 1947, but music has been a facet of the University from its inception, when founder Jane Stanford encouraged sacred concerts in Memorial Church.


	Curtis Institute of Music The Curtis Institute of Music trains exceptionally gifted young musicians for careers as performing artists on the highest professional level.