College of Fine Arts

n the basement of Ed Landreth Hall, parents/caregivers and children participate in the Music Together "mixed ages" class, open to children 0-4 years old. The class is part of the Music Generations program.

TCU Music Preparatory Division Celebrates 50 Years of Excellence in Music Education

For 50 years, the TCU Music Preparatory Division has shaped the musical journeys of countless students, from young beginners to lifelong learners. Wha...

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The artwork for Anam the Witch and Beatriz the Beautiful features a castle in the background, with a woman standing next to a cow in the foreground on the left.

Bringing Latin Culture to the Opera Stage 

The TCU Opera Studio is proud to present “Anam the Witch and Beatriz the Beautiful,” a new bilingual children’s opera inspired by a Mexican folk...

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Group photo of PianoTexas participants standing on stage in The Van Cliburn Concert Hall at TCU.

Choosing the World’s Top Talent for the PianoTexas Festival & Academy

The 45th PianoTexas International Festival & Academy, hosted by TCU’s School of Music, is set to deliver an unforgettable experience this summer...

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A Night of World Premieres: TCU Wind Symphony at the 2025 CBDNA Conference 

The TCU School of Music is proud to host the 2025 College Band Director’s National Association Conference, organized by Bobby Francis, director of b...

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A digital collage artwork in the shape of a torn, fragmented document combines various artistic styles and cultural references. The upper section features historical paintings, religious imagery, and comic book illustration. The lower portion is adorned with Mesoamerican codex-style drawings, pre-Columbian motifs, and modern pop culture elements.

Art, Culture and Politics: Enrique Chagoya’s Multidimensional Approach  

Join the School of Art in hosting its Green Honors Chair, Enrique Chagoya, a multidisciplinary artist and professor at Stanford University, on March 2...

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A male student in a black long-sleeve button-down shirt plays a silver trumpet in the atrium of the TCU Music Center.

The School of Music Hosts the Nation’s Premier Trumpet Competition

The TCU School of Music is honored to host the National Trumpet Competition, a premier event that showcases emerging talent and provides invaluable ed...

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A split-image featuring Christopher Blay on the left, wearing a light gray hat, black outfit, and dark glasses, smiling with his arms crossed against a neutral background. On the right, a rendered aerial view of the National Juneteenth Museum in Fort Worth, showcasing a modern, angular-roof design with large glass windows, surrounded by trees, with people gathering at the entrance and city buildings in the distance.

Christopher Blay ’03 Joins National Juneteenth Museum as Director of Public Programs 

We spoke to School of Art alumnus Christopher Blay ’03 about his new role as Director of Public Programs at the National Juneteenth Museum (NJM), wh...

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