Classes Begin for Spring Semester
Classes begin for spring semester!
The Department of Music provides an in-depth course of study for music majors within Notre Dame’s rich liberal arts tradition. Our students engage performance, music theory, music history, and ethnomusicology in collaboration with a professionally accomplished faculty of performers and scholars.
In addition, the Department contributes to the broader musical life on campus through course offerings and abundant ensemble opportunities for majors and non-majors alike. Formal study of music at Notre Dame is complemented by the Department's extensive presentation of faculty and guest artist concerts, scholarly lectures, and student performances.
***COVID-19 poses unique challenges for musicians worldwide. Please be assured that, in addition to adhering closely to all University-wide safety protocols, the Department of Music has taken extra measures to ensure that all music classes, lessons, rehearsals, and performances are conducted as safely as possible. However, the specific measures vary depending on the type of activity. Your teacher can give you information.***
Lyric Theatre Scenes, Fall 2020
Department of Music and Sacred Music students recently performed in Lyric Theatre Scenes.
Associate Professor Dylana Jenson in Recent Interview
Department of Music Associate Professor, Dylana Jenson recently gave an interview with violinist.com. Jenson discussed her approach to the violin, helping people heal from playing-related injury, and injury prevention.
Music Student Designs T-Shirt to Maintain Solidarity
At the start of an ordinary semester, O' Neill Hall would be full of music as the Department of Music and Sacred Music students prepare for a busy semester of recitals and concerts. And although students have been practicing in the building, Covid-19 safety protocols this semester make in-person collaborative work next to impossible.
