Music

Music students have performance opportunities from the first semester onward.

Stellar faculty includes 19 members of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Grammy winners and performing and recording artists, augmented by guests such as acclaimed DSO conductor Jaap van Zweden.

Numerous ensembles and programs, including the Meadows Opera Theatre, provide multiple opportunities for performing on and off campus.

Multiple degrees are offered in performance, composition, music therapy, education and more at the undergraduate and graduate levels.

Meadows' Music Ensemble SYZYGY's New Works→

Hear two tracks from SYZYGY's new album

Jack Delaney conducts the Meadows Wind Ensemble

World-Class Faculty→

Study under faculty internationally recognized as performers, composers, scholars and educators.

Undergraduate Studies→

Internationally recognized for its award-winning students, ensembles and distinguished faculty.

Graduate Studies→

Prepare for a career as a music professional through intensive study in a diverse array of graduate programs.

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MEADOWS EVENTSSEE ALL EVENTS >>

Fri, 04/25/14 - 1:00 pmOpera Free For All: New Stages: Operas written in 2013 & 2014 Bob Hope Theatre Lobby - Owen Arts Center

Fri, 04/25/14 - 8:00 pmThe Ink’s Still Wet! Caruth Auditorium - Owen Arts Center Buy Tickets

Fri, 04/25/14 - 10:15 pmChamber Music Late Night ConcertTaubman Atrium - Owen Arts Center

Sat, 04/26/14 - 8:00 pmEmerging Sounds: New Works by SMU Student ComposersO'Donnell Hall - OAC2130 - Owen Arts Center

MEADOWS NEWSSEE ALL NEWS >>

How to Take Your Home Studio Worldwide

Internet recording production is shaking up the music world. A new book by pro musician and Meadows student Derrick Horne provides a definitive guide to online music collaboration.

SMU Meadows Chorale Takes to the Road with 2014 Spring Concert Tour

Performances in Houston, San Antonio to showcase Meadows vocal talent, woo potential students

SMU French Horn Student Daniel Hawkins (’15) Wins First Place at National MTNA Competition

The award included a $3,000 prize, and a performance in the Young Artist Winners Concert in Chicago on March 25.