Students enrolled in applied studies may practice on the Steinway and Baldwin grand pianos and the Hubbard harpsichord, and use university percussion and other equipment. Two electronic music studios offer wide opportunities in electronic composition, recording technology, and sound production. An intimate recital hall and a large auditorium, both equipped with Steinway concert grand pianos, are available for student, faculty, and guest artists concerts. At UMass Dartmouth, more than 200 computer workstations are available to students and there is access to several computer networks. The Academic Computing Services provides basic instruction at no charge.
Applied instruction is available to all qualified university students.
Individuals may take lessons in any instrument, including piano, guitar, trumpet, saxophone, organ, and voice. Beginning guitar, piano, and voice instruction are available to all students as space permits. Advanced vocal and instrumental instruction is open to all students with sufficient previous training. Students will find no shortage of musical organizations at UMass Dartmouth. From the Chorus to the Concert Band, from the Jazz Improvisation Ensemble to the Stage Band, students have many opportunities to participate in excellent musical ensembles.