Indiana University Jacobs School of Music faculty and alumni have garnered numerous nominations for the coveted 2023 Grammy Awards.
The Recording Academy will present the 65th Grammy Awards live from Los Angeles on Sunday, Feb. 5, at 8 p.m. ET on CBS.
As a student here, you’ll have exceptional educational opportunities, learn from internationally renowned faculty, study in cutting-edge facilities, and have a broad range of performance opportunities.
You’ll also become part of a musical community unlike anything you’ve experienced before. Collaboration is the name of the game here—and unwavering support abounds.
At the Jacobs School of Music, you’re free to unleash your creativity and encouraged to smash through the limits you’ve placed on yourself. Join us, and find out how amazing you can become.
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Attend an eventAt the Jacobs School of Music, performance is part of the curriculum.
No matter what academic program you choose, you’ll have numerous opportunities to put what you’ve learned in your lessons to the test—live, on stage.
There are more than 1,100 performances each year—and more than three dozen ensembles you can perform with, focusing on just about any type and genre of music you can think of.
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OPERA INSIGHTS – Pre-show talk about Golijov’s “Ainadamar”
MAC Mezzanine
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Musical Arts Center
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Auer Hall
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The more than 170 full-time faculty members in residence here include internationally celebrated performers and teachers who are dedicated to inspiring and mentoring the next generation of music and dance leaders who will further shape the cultural life of our nation.
Meet our faculty
I had incredible instructors and mentors at Jacobs. They encouraged me to think big and imagine a university experience that fulfilled my learning desires. My experience at IU shaped me into the landscape thinker that I am today.
Katie Wyatt Vandermeer, executive director of El Sistema USA, Jacobs alumna
After you graduate, you’ll become one of our more than 16,000 alumni working as musicians, dancers, and scholars all over the globe.
Wherever you go, chances are there will be a Jacob School of Music alum there ready to greet and support you.
