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At WVU, you'll work with faculty who are internationally known performers, pedagogues and scholars. You'll also meet alumni who are award winning educators, composers and teachers. You'll receive a well-rounded education that prepares you for a variety of careers after graduation.
View ProgramsThe School of Music hosts a variety of both ticketed and free events throughout the academic year. The 2024-25 calendar of events will be available soon.
Practice and perform in one of WVU's acclaimed ensembles.
The Falbo Theatre hosts opera performances, dance concerts and theatre classes. A movable seating bank for 200 allows the space to be customized for each audience.
Read More: Antoinette E. Falbo TheatreThe Clay Concert Theatre is used by the College of Creative Arts as well as WVU's Arts and Entertainment series. As the largest venue in the CCAC, it hosts music concerts, musical theatre performances, dance performances, and of course, graduations.
Read More: Lyell B. Clay Concert TheatreBloch Hall serves as a recital hall, classroom, and lecture hall for visiting artists.
Read More: Bloch Learning and Performance HallThe Davis Theatre creates an immersive experience for actors and audiences in 3 to 4 School of Theatre & Dance productions each year.
Read More: Gladys G. Davis TheatreThe School of Music offers a variety of classes, camps, academies and music programs for K-12 students and musicians in our community.
Membership for the MCO is open to everyone from youth to non-music and music major collegiate students to adults and senior citizens throughout the greater-Morgantown community or other counties of the state.
Read More: Morgantown Community OrchestraSuitable for tiny students ages 3-5 years old, this class is for preschool students and their guardians to participate and explore community music making.
Read More: ABC Do-Re-Mi ClassThe Community Music Program at West Virginia University aims to provide high-quality musical training to individuals of all ages and levels in Morgantown, WV, and the surrounding region. The program welcomes children, families, the amateur performer, enlightened listener, professional musician, young talent, and committed high-school students who wish to advance and master their craft.
Read More: Community Music ProgramOpen to beginners of all ages and family members that wish to learn how to play music together. This class will get you ready to sit in jam sessions around town and at festivals that feature traditional Appalachian Old-Time music.
Read More: Traditional Appalachian GuitarUnder the direction of Ms.Dana Brink students who play flute, oboe, clarinet, saxophone, bassoon, and their auxiliary instruments, will enhance their individual and ensemble performance skills and watch their connection to music become stronger through the repertoire preparation process.
Read More: Woodwind Chamber MusicThe WVU Summer Harp Academy will be held July 10-15, 2023 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily and is directed by Christine Mazza, WVU's harp instructor. This harp day camp will include activities for beginner and intermediate harp students who own their own instruments.
Read More: Summer Harp AcademyOur Summer Choir Camp promises a wholesome musical experience of singing, playing, and forging new friendships. During this 5-day camp, your child will be exposed to the wonder of the choral world and learn how to use their voice in an environment that provides a sense of community and teamwork through practice and a final performance to celebrate.
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