The Jacobs School of Music has learning spaces for every academic need. You’ll have access to everything from state-of-the-art studios and large rehearsal rooms to smaller spaces suitable for small musical groups and one-on-one lessons.
With 85,000 square feet, the East Studio Building marks the gateway to the university’s arts corridor. Dedicated in 2013, it provides technologically and acoustically superior teaching, studio, and practice facilities to rival any music school or conservatory in the world.
The East Studio Building is located on the northeast corner of Third Street and Eagleson Avenue.
Opened in 1995, the Simon building houses the departments of music theory, musicology, music education, bands, and audio engineering and sound production. It includes two recital halls, several classrooms, and the remarkable William and Gayle Cook Music Library.
The Simon Music Center is located on the northwest corner of Third Street and Eagleson Avenue.
The Georgina Joshi Recording Studio, located in the Musical Arts Center, is one of our flagship facilities and was made possible by a gift from the Georgina Joshi Foundation.
The studio features a 48-input Pro Tools HDX system with an Avid S6 control surface, 7.1 surround sound monitoring, and is designed for a hybrid analog-digital workflow. The main studio can accommodate up to 25 musicians and has four isolation booths.
The Joshi Studio hosts our advanced multitrack studio classes and is frequently used by Jacobs School ensembles, faculty, and guests for recording projects.
The Jacobs School's most historic building includes classrooms and faculty studios as well as Recital Hall—our oldest performance space.
This unusual round building is home to faculty studios, classrooms, and rehearsal spaces.
A number of Jacobs School of Music offices and practice spaces occupy the Music Practice Building.
In addition to boasting the school's premier performance space, the Musical Arts Center contains three ballet studios, opera rehearsal rooms, and four ensemble rehearsal rooms.
