The programs in the School of Music provide professional training for performers, teachers, scholars and composers, plus a broad array of undergraduate courses for non-music majors. TCU has been continuously accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music since 1947. You can contact the National Association of Schools of Music via their website and their mailing address is 11250 Roger Bacon Drive, Suite 21, Reston, VA 20190-5248.
Award-winning student orchestral, winds and percussion groups; jazz ensembles; and choral, opera and chamber music groups form the core of the hundreds of performances that expand Fort Worth and the Metroplex’s strong cultural climate. Recitals, master classes and seminars by faculty and guest artists enrich the curriculum. The TCU School of Music is committed to the expansion and generation of new music, evidenced by recent commissions and premieres.
More than 70 TCU faculty members are leaders in performance, music education, scholarship and conducting. Students come from all over the world to TCU, where they enjoy a special relationship with their faculty mentors. TCU music alumni populate the globe in pursuit of their music careers, having distinguished themselves as performers, educators, scholars and composers including positions in major orchestras, as faculty members in prestigious universities, professional conductors, and performers in various other musical ensembles.
