| Kimberly Marshall, Goldman Professor of Organ
since July 1, 2006 |
Karen M. Bryan, Research and Planning
Jeffrey E. Bush, Academic Affairs |
| 26 graduate and undergraduate degrees.
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| 75 full-time faculty, 22 faculty associates |
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850 students enroll as music majors each year representing 39 states and 17 countries.
- 485 undergraduates
- 365 graduates
More than 9,000 students from outside the School of Music enroll in courses each year. Twelve percent of all undergraduates are enrolled in the Barrett Honors College. Forty percent of undergraduates are from states other than Arizona. |
| 500 students received approximately $2.6 million in scholarships, special talent awards and fellowships in 2006-2007. |
| The graduate programs rank among the top 20 in the nation according to U.S.News and World Report. |
The School of Music presents more than 660 recitals and concerts each year.
The String Quartet Residency has featured such notable groups as the Juilliard Quartet and the St. Lawrence String Quartet. |
Katzin Concert Hall is home to the Faculty Artist Recital Series and all guest-artists concerts. The hall seats 375.
Organ Hall houses the Fritts organ and a 17th-century Italian organ in a setting acoustically designed for these instruments.
Evelyn Smith Music Theatre is a 500-seat hall based on the design of Wagner’s Bayreuth opera house where Lyric Opera Theatre stages four full production yearly.
Recital Hall, an intimate 125-seat hall is the venue for student and small ensemble recitals.
ASU Gammage, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright is home to School of Music ensembles, the Broadway Performance Series and numerous guest artists and events throughout the year. |
| 88,000 scores and books; 35,000 recordings; and digital-media and reserve resources. Learn more. |
| Alumni are performing and teaching all over the world, from elementary music programs to the Metropolitan Opera. The reputation of our programs and faculty help ensure our graduates attain top positions. |
The Artist Diploma program enables the finest performers to hone their performing skills. The School of Music is home to the only accredited Music Therapy degree in the region.
- 90 percent of all Music Therapy students graduate with honors.
- Students receive direct experience at the Music Therapy Clinic associated with the School of Music and the Herberger College of the Arts.
- 100 percent employment of Music Therapy graduates.
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| The School of Music operates 40 partnerships with community arts and education organizations. Learn more. |
