Become the musician within you. At Memorial University’s School of Music we believe that music is more than a career, it’s a calling – if you have the passion, we’ll help you to realize your goals. As Atlantic Canada’s largest school of music we offer a breadth of undergraduate and graduate programs that emphasize excellence, creativity, and depth. Study with our internationally recognized faculty, perform in our award winning ensembles, benefit from cutting edge technology and prime rehearsal and performance facilities. Participate in community-engaged projects and take advantage of professional opportunities that will prepare you for the adventure and challenges of being a musician in today’s world. CLICK FOR APPLICATION DEADLINES AND AUDITION DATES.

Après Scarlatti: new works inspired by a keyboard master. Click for More.

Jane Leibel releases second CD. Click for More.

Music Students featured on CBC. Click for More.

Memorial's School of Music receives largest scholarship endowment in its history. Click for More.

School of Music welcomes Honour Band. Click for More.

Random Acts of Music - Photographs from this years events.

Music faculty members establish innovative composing competition. Click for More.

New Music in New Places. Click for More.

See all our events at our new Music at Memorial Calendar

Coming up...

Feb 7: Dr Brian Cherwick Lecture: Part of the Music, Media & Culture Lecture Series. Click for More.

Feb 11: MUN Chamber Choir and Festival Choir
A change from our brochure, the MUN Chamber and Festival Choirs will be joined by Cantus Vocum and Spectrum for an evening of choral music. Click for More.

Feb 12: Bring on the Bass: Principal bassist of the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, Meredith Johnson and WSO violinist Susan McCallum. 3pm. Click for More.

Click on the image above to hear a clip of the final movement of Bedrich Smetana’s Piano Trio in G minor, Op. 15 performed by the 2011 winning ensemble of Carole Bestvater, violin, Rachel Gauntlett, cello, and Haeyoung Yoon, piano. Sound clip courtesy of Musicraft and the CBC.

Click on the image above to watch MUN's trumpet professor, Aaron Hodgson performing Sonata for Trumpet and Piano (Mvt II) by William Rowson. This was captured live at Morse Recital Hall, Yale University on September 22, 2011.

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