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After nearly 80 years at the heart of TCU’s performing arts community, Ed Landreth Hall is entering a new chapter.

While the academic year ends in May, TCU School of Music remains active throughout the summer, welcoming musicians of all ages to campus through camps, institutes, workshops and festivals.

For more than four decades, PianoTexas has drawn some of the world’s most promising pianists to Texas Christian University, creating a one-of-a-kind international festival that blends intensive training with professional performance opportunities.

The TCU Symphony Orchestra recently honored Music Director Germán Gutiérrez in recognition of his lasting impact on music, education and the Fort Worth community. The city of Fort Worth officially proclaimed April 29, 2006, as “Germán Gutiérrez Day,” celebrating his outstanding contributions as a conductor, educator and artistic leader.

The College of Fine Arts is proud to celebrate an exceptional group of music graduates from the class of 2026.

The TCU Vocal Jazz Ensemble was selected to perform at the Southwestern American Choral Directors Association (SWACDA) Convention, a prestigious and highly competitive honor that recognizes excellence in collegiate choral performance. Chosen through a rigorous audition process featuring recordings from multiple years of live performances, the ensemble represented TCU among top programs from across the region.