Housed in the new John and Anne Wilson Hall, the facilities available to the Music Department are state-of-the-art. The main performance venue is a 300-seat Concert Hall which plays
host not only to the University’s many student, faculty, and
ensemble groups, but also world renowned concert artists. Attached to the Concert Hall is a recording studio featuring video and multi-track audio recording capabilities. The new home of the Music Department houses fifteen practice rooms, five with grand pianos and
all with the finest soundproofing; and a fully equipped classroom eaturing the latest technology, including computer terminals and keyboard controllers.
It also includes a state-of-the-art listening lab with sound
systems and computers and appropriate storage for our CD collection
and musical scores; a recording studio, a composition lab in which
students can compose music; and a keyboard lab for theory where faculty
can listen in on headphones; acoustically-designed faculty studios with
new instruments, computers and sound systems; appropriate storage
facilities for instruments; and rooms designed to facilitate
student-faculty interaction, including a lounge, a kitchen, and a
seminar room, among others
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Facilities 
Housed in the new John and Anne Wilson Hall, the facilities available to the Music Department are state-of-the-art. The main performance venue is a 300-seat Concert Hall which plays
host not only to the University’s many student, faculty, and
ensemble groups, but also world renowned concert artists. Attached to the Concert Hall is a recording studio featuring video and multi-track audio recording capabilities. The new home of the Music Department houses fifteen practice rooms, five with grand pianos and
all with the finest soundproofing; and a fully equipped classroom eaturing the latest technology, including computer terminals and keyboard controllers.
It also includes a state-of-the-art listening lab with sound
systems and computers and appropriate storage for our CD collection
and musical scores; a recording studio, a composition lab in which
students can compose music; and a keyboard lab for theory where faculty
can listen in on headphones; acoustically-designed faculty studios with
new instruments, computers and sound systems; appropriate storage
facilities for instruments; and rooms designed to facilitate
student-faculty interaction, including a lounge, a kitchen, and a
seminar room, among others