Department of Music

In accordance with UVA's latest UVA COVID-19 policy this event is cancelled. 
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Please call the Music Department at 434.924.3052 for more information.

The UVA McIntire Department of Music presents the Undergraduate Composers Concert, featuring new works by student composers, at 3:30pm on Saturday, April 18th, 2020 in historic Brooks Hall.  The event is free and open to the public.

University of Virginia undergraduate students interested in Composition and Computer Technologies have the opportunity to take classes in composition with our renowned faculty, in which they can explore and develop innovative compositional practices combining instrumental composition, electro-acoustics, computation and multimedia.  They can also take advantage of the compostiion and computer technologies mentors program where they work one-on-one with CCT PhD students. This program allows undergraduates to reap the benefits of individualized mentorship and instruction in composition and related disciplines, along with artistic and career advice, and provides graduate students with valuable experience critiquing and analyzing student work. All participants in the program meet together monthly for informal group feedback sessions, where graduate and undergraduate composers present their works-in-progress and offer feedback to each other.

Brooks Hall, a 19th century victorian gothic structure, is on University Avenue adjacent to the University of Virginia’s Rotunda and directly across the street from St. Paul’s Memorial Church and the Bank of America. Parking is available on the street or in one of the many parking lots and garages on "The Corner", across from Brooks Hall in lots on Elliewood Avenue, University Avenue, Fourteenth Street and Wertland Street.

All events are subject to change.  Please call 434.924.3052 for more information.