Friday Music Series

Friday Music is a free concert series that takes place every Friday in McNeir Hall. With music ranging from Tin Pan Alley standards to Baroque string music, Jazz and Pop, there truly is something for everyone.

For info about the upcoming Fall line-up, click here!

The Post Classical Ensemble

The Georgetown University Music Program welcomes our newest educational partner, the celebrated Post Classical Ensemble (PCE), to the hilltop. Together, PCE and Georgetown will co-present several unique performances featuring GU student musicians including the musical history saga The Mexican Odyssey, Copland and the Cold War, The Voice of Mexico choral concert and the conference “Mexico's Cultural Borders: Past and Present.”



For more info about PCE's 2008-2009 season, click here!

American Opera Theatre

The Department of Performing Arts welcomes American Opera Theater (AOT) for the second year of their 3-year residency at Georgetown University.

In January, 2009 AOT will present Hydrogen Jukebox (1990), a chamber opera featuring the music of Philip Glass and the poetry of Allen Ginsberg. In July, 2009, AOT concludes its season with a production of G.F. Handel’s beloved Acis and Galatea (1718).

For more info about AOT's 2008-2009 season, click here!

Code of Conducting

As an assistant professor of music and director of Georgetown University Orchestra and Wind Ensemble, Rufus Jones has his hands full -- with more than just a baton.

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Prosepective Music Students
Applying to Georgetown? Interested in sending recordings of your performance or your resume directly to members of the music faculty?

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American Musical Culture Major
- Academic Requirements
- Fall 2008 Courses
- An Open Letter to New Music Students