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Watch: U.S. News + World Report ranks the ASU School of Music 8th in the nation *amongst public institutions. see why
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watch
http://music.asu.edu/slideshow/photos/set0/simplythree.jpgSimply Three, a string trio developed by ASU School of Music alumni and current students Zack Clark, cello, Nicholas Villalobos, double bass and Olivia Lemmelin, violin, just released their first video. Read more.
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outreach
http://music.asu.edu/slideshow/photos/set0/string_project.jpgASU is one of the few campuses nationwide to participate in the String Project that provides affordable, quality violin, cello and viola lessons to children in the community and invaluable classroom teaching experience to future music educators. Read more.
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passion
http://music.asu.edu/slideshow/photos/set0/music6.jpgWe are artists and our medium is sound. One of the most dynamic places for string study, the ASU Herberger Institute School of Music provides a balance between the rigors of traditional university training and use-inspired learning to help students forge careers in the arts in the 21st century.
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refine
http://music.asu.edu/slideshow/photos/set0/music7.jpgWe experiment and probe deeper, searching for new ways to make music. Rather than enrolling in a single ensemble, our instrumental students participate in fluid personnel pools, mirroring the professional world.
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innovative
http://music.asu.edu/slideshow/photos/set0/music1.jpgThrough hours of practice, we learn to create through sound. Each student at the ASU School of Music follows an individually tailored program of ensemble studies, working with leading faculty conductors, such as Gary Hill, director of ensemble studies.
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engage
http://music.asu.edu/slideshow/photos/set0/music3.jpgMusic brings many communities together. Our music education program supports the development of outstanding individuals who desire to make a difference in the lives of children, youth, and adults through music.
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commitment
http://music.asu.edu/slideshow/photos/set0/music4.jpgWe develop skills that serve others. Composition + theory open the way to new possibilities.
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dynamic
http://music.asu.edu/slideshow/photos/set0/music2.jpgMusic communicates directly to the soul. Lyric Opera Theatre presents four or more productions, both musicals and operas, each academic year with four to seven performances of each.
