Department of Music
Department of Music
The University of Virginia Department of Music offers a wide variety of opportunities to all university students interested in studying music and sound. Students can explore jazz, African genres, European art musics, computer music, hip-hop or other popular musics, and a range of other world and folk musics.
UVA Music offers graduate study leading to the Ph.D. in Music, with specializations in Critical Studies in Music and Sound (CSMS) or Composition and Computer Technologies (CCT). The faculty provides mentoring in all aspects of music scholarship and composition, including publication, teaching, performance, technology, grant writing, and conference presentation.
Offering a spectrum of performance opportunities, from jazz, bluegrass, and hip-hop to early music, choral, and orchestral performance, the performance program strives to appeal to a wide range of student musical interests and talents, while reaching out to the public and the community in a myriad of ways.
The Department of Music produces over 120 concerts annually, bringing the innovation and diversity of our academic mission to the public. Our concerts are a vital part of the creative arts programming at the University of Virginia and in the Charlottesville community.
Bonnie Gordon's article "Soundbites of Racial Cartographies in the Early Modern Atlantic” was published in a special issue of Atlanti
Based in New York City, the Tulipán Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting and sharing Hungarian arts and culture through philanthropic initiatives and programming.
"The Firebird Gala has been scheduled for Sept. 10 at the Virginia Guesthouse Hotel and Conference Center at 2017 Ivy Road. The evening, presented by the Charlottesville Symphony Society, is expected to begin with a patron reception at 5 p.m.