Welcome to the School of Music at Indiana State University, a school with a long-standing tradition of excellence in the training of musicians for a variety of professional pursuits. Indiana State music graduates have distinguished themselves in a variety of ways. Many are outstanding teachers in public schools, colleges/universities and private studios while others have achieved recognition in such specialized areas as music business and performance. The music faculty, a community of scholars, performers and teachers, share an uncommonly strong commitment to their students in the school.

Facilities at ISU include the Landini Center for Performing and Fine Arts and the newly renovated Fine Arts Building, both evidence of the university’s commitment to the education of musicians. These two spaces provide outstanding rehearsal, classroom and practice facilities.

The School of Music prepares professional educators and musicians, provides every student at the University an opportunity to experience music, and serves as a center of musical art and culture for the Wabash Valley area. In addition to its primary responsibilities to music majors, the School also provides a number of courses and activities for non-music majors.

The size of the school allows students to have maximum interaction with our faculty while still having comprehensive opportunities for aspiring musicians and educators. The faculty includes specialists on band and orchestral instruments as well as piano and voice, and specialists in Piano Pedagogy, Composition, Music Education, Music History and Literature, and Music Theory.