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Upcoming Events

Community Music Events Upcoming at Tufts Music

Saturday, Oct 17
2:30 - 7:00 pm:
Tufts presents its third annual Parents Weekend Arts Alive street festival featuring concerts, shows, and interactive presentations.
Click here for more details.

Sunday, October 18
3 pm:
Applied Faculty present chamber works for strings, piano, woodwinds, and jazz.

Wednesday, October 21 - 8 pm:
The Ragazzi-Michelin Guitar and Piano Duo perform new jazz compositions and jazz classics from their new CD





Click here for information on all of these concerts!



Tufts Music News

Tufts in the News

Voice of America Festival
receives warm reviews in the the Boston Globe. Click here to read "Kicking off a vocal fest at Tufts" by Jeremy Eichler.


Community Music News

Questions about Community Music? Click here to read about the program last year and click here to see an slideshow of the program.

Announcing: Beginner Piano Class for Adults and Summer Camp for Kids
Visit the Community Music site for more information on either program.


Information on Tufts Music
For Frequently Asked Questions about Tufts Music and Granoff Music Center Programs click here for an info PDF >

Tufts Music Spring Newsletter
Updates on Tufts Music Faculty are found in our spring newsletter >

Getting to the Music Center
- Directions to Granoff >
- Parking at Granoff >

 

 

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Welcome to the Granoff Music Center
at Tufts University - Fall 2009

WELCOME TO THE PERRY AND MARTY
GRANOFF MUSIC CENTER

Opened in February of 2007, the Granoff Music Center is home to the Tufts Music Department, over 180 events and concerts annually, and the Tufts Community Music Program for children and adults. In the short time the facility has been open, thousands have entered the center's performance halls and classrooms to experience music from Java to the Middle East, from African Drumming circles of Ghana to the concert halls of Paris, from compositions of Renaissance Venice to those created in the modern computer lab, from Opera to Caberet.

From the classrooms, practice rooms and rehearsal spaces to--most significantly--the 300-seat Distler Performance Hall, the Perry and Marty Granoff Music Center was designed with exquisite attention to acoustical detail. The 55,000-square-foot facility is allowing Tufts students and faculty, along with the wider community, to learn, teach, create, perform and enjoy music in a way that has previously not been possible on campus. Read more about the Music Center by clicking here.


From Tufts Magazine - WHY MUSIC?
As part of the opening of the Perry and Marty Granoff Music Center last year, artists and scholars weigh in on music’s origins, uses, and transforming power in a special edition of Tufts Magazine. Click here to see the magazine and read the articles.

Visit this link for a series of special multimedia presentations on the opening semester of the Granoff Music Center.