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Learn music at Juilliard, a leading conservatory in New York City, with a faculty of renowned artists and a curriculum that fosters artistry and citizenship. Explore the application requirements, audition information, and resources for music by Black composers.
- Carol Wincenc Flute
Wincenc studied at Oberlin and received her bachelor’s...
- Black Composers
Introduction. Over the summer, a dedicated group of studio...
- Elizabeth Bishop Voice
American mezzo-soprano Elizabeth Bishop (MM ’91, voice) is...
- Weston, Trevor
Trevor Weston’s music has been called a “gently syncopated...
- Jo-Ann Sternberg
Contact Information. The Juilliard School 60 Lincoln Center...
- Astrid Schween Cello
Cellist Astrid Schween (Pre-College ’80; BM ’84, MM ’85)...
- Grow, Benjamin
Grow teaches at Juilliard and has been guest conductor at...
- Jonathan Dawe
Composer Jonathan Dawe was born in Boston and has received...
- Carol Wincenc Flute
Founded in 1905, The Juilliard School is a world leader in performing arts education. Juilliard offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in dance, drama, and music.
30 de sept. de 2024 · Juilliard is a world leader in performing arts education, offering degrees in dance, drama, and music. Learn about its mission, programs, faculty, and global impact at its Lincoln Center campus and beyond.
Escuela Juilliard (en inglés The Juilliard School) es un conservatorio de artes situado en Nueva York. Se le identifica informalmente como Juilliard, e instruye en música, danza y teatro. Situada en el Lincoln Center, la escuela instruye a cerca de 800 estudiantes de pregrado y de grado.
Juilliard School is a private performing arts conservatory in New York City, founded in 1905 by Frank Damrosch. It offers degrees and courses in music, dance, and drama, and has a renowned faculty and alumni in the arts and academia.
All undergraduate degree students take classes in literature, philosophy, history, social sciences, arts, and languages. Learn More.
Juilliard dancers have the ability to speak many dance languages and are grounded in ballet, modern, and contemporary techniques. They are also creative thought leaders who can deconstruct those techniques and develop their own original artistic voices to answer challenging questions through music, movement, and scholarly exploration.
