Information for Current and Prospective Students, Faculty, and Staff

• Welcome and Information for Incoming Students
• View our current Concert Calendar
• Faculty, Staff, and Grad Student Directories
• Audition Information for Prospective and Current Students, including our Minimum Proficiency Requirements
• Financial and Departmental Forms (SUID required)
• Recitals at a Glance: information sheet on scheduling department recitals

What’s New

Events calendar downloads now available

For the latest news, your best source of information about all Department of Music events is our online calendar, but you can also download PDFs of our event schedule: full Winter calendar | February calendar

2012 Pan-Asian Music Festival: February 3-11

The 2012 Stanford Pan-Asian Music Festival presents “Transforming Tradition,” a unique, two-week-long series of performances, lectures, demonstrations, and panel discussions. Primarily focused on music from China, Japan, and Korea, this festival explores how musical performance traditions from Asian countries have changed and been transformed throughout history, both within and beyond their own cultures. The festival features internationally acclaimed masters of Chinese gu-zheng, Japanese koto, and Korean gayageum who will travel to the United States exclusively for the festival. They will demonstrate the transformation of these zither-like instruments originating in China but over the centuries developing into their own unique performance traditions, techniques, and repertoire. Tickets are now on sale for Pan-Asian Music Festival events. Check out the full schedule here and find out more about this year’s Pan-Asian Music Festival here. | Co-sponsored by the Albert Yu and Mary Bechmann Foundation; The School of Humanities and Sciences, Stanford University; Stanford Institute for Creativity and the Arts (SiCa); Stanford Department of Music, and Stanford Center for East Asian Studies.

2012 SLSQ Chamber Music Seminar at Stanford: Enrollment is open now!

The internationally acclaimed St. Lawrence String Quartet, Stanford University’s ensemble-in-residence, will offer a 10-day intensive seminar this summer for advanced students (over 18 years of age) and adult amateurs. Designed for those with a serious ongoing interest in chamber music, this yearly event follows a rigorous schedule of study and performance in a uniquely supportive environment with the SLSQ and their guest faculty. Find out more about this year’s seminar here. (Enrollment is open through March 1st.)

Signup Procedures for Lockers and Practice Rooms

The Department of Music is now using online forms to process signups for lockers and practice rooms in Braun Music Center. The signup procedures are explained here. Questions and comments regarding the new procedures should be directed to Scott Kepley, Technical Services Manager for the Department of Music.

Scheduling System for Department of Music Faculty, Staff, and Students

The Department of Music is now using a new scheduling system for reserving spaces in Braun Music Center, Dinkelspiel Auditorium, CCRMA Stage, and Memorial Church for meetings, classes, lessons, rehearsals, events, receptions, and concerts affiliated with the Department. This system includes helpful online guidance for creating a new account and making requests, as well as downloadable instructions. Additionally, you can send your questions and/or comments regarding the new scheduling system to Scott Kepley, Technical Services Manager for the Department of Music.

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