We ease the integration of new students into the University culture. Our popular Laurier Day program is an opportunity for potential students to visit the University and the Faculty, meet the Dean, attend a concert by our current students, and tour the Campus and our Music facilities. Our annual November Audition Workshop for senior high school music students provides an opportunity to learn about the official audition process through mock auditions, inf ormation sessions, and presentations by faculty and students. Our extensive concert series is open to the public and all students are admitted at no charge. Because of our supportive, close-knit community, where faculty are accessible.
Students learn to work together, and to develop a camaraderie that enables creativity to thrive.
All of our classes have between 15 and 30 students, except for Music History, our largest class, which has approximately 80 students. This class is taught in our new spacious multi-media enhanced classroom. All courses are taught by distinguished scholars, performers, and educators who are committed to providing you with an excellent education. All lessons are taught by distinguished performers. Performance majors, from second year on, receive a one and one-half hour private lesson per week.