School of Music

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Tom Larson discusses his Music technology classes.

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Bob Woody talks about the value of giving popular music experiences to future music teachers.
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Bob Woody talks about the value of giving popular music experiences to future music teachers.
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Summer Online courses: Inclusive MuEd (MUED 838) and
Intro to Research in MuEd (MUED 843) Click Here.
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Events at UNL School of music are happening all the time. photo by: Fred Schneider

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Moore accepted into Apple Distinguished Educator Program

A recent contribution by the UNL Friends of Opera has completed funding
for the $200,000 Ariel Bybee Visiting Professorship Endowed Fund.
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Stephanie Lynch Taylor, graduate of the School of Music program.

Highlights: The Chiara String Quartet performs the first movement of M. Ravel's String Quartet in F major

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The University of Nebraska Faculty Jazz Septet performing "Luke" by Tom Larson.

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A message from Dr. Richmond

Welcome to the School of Music in the Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. Here you will find a joyous community of exceptional artists, scholars, teachers, and students who find great satisfaction in the serious study of music and dance. We embrace what our UNL 2020 Vision Statement calls “an uncompromising commitment to excellence.” We expect that excellence of ourselves and of our students.

Our School of Music facilities include the Westbrook Music Building, the Kimball Recital Hall, and the Mabel Lee Hall (for dance). We also make use of the Lied Center for the Performing Arts several times each year. The music facilities cluster on the southwest corner of UNL’s City Campus in beautiful downtown Lincoln. The hum of the city is delightfully in tune with the energies of our School of Music.

At whatever crossroads you find yourself in your professional journey, I hope you will consider UNL as a place where we might help you reach your dreams.

Sincerely,

John W. Richmond, Ph.D.
Professor & Director of the School of Music