Facility Overview
Photo Credit: Mike Lovett
The Slosberg Music Center at Brandeis University is home to the Department of Music and the Brandeis Concert Series. Built in 1957 under the direction of famed architect Max Abramovitz – who would go on to design Lincoln Center's Philharmonic Hall soon after – the building includes classrooms, offices, practice rooms and instrument storage as well as:
- Slosberg Recital Hall, which includes the Noack Tracker Organ
- William P. Jencks Early Music Room
- Our extensive collection of Keyboard Instruments
- Brandeis Electro-Acoustic Music Studio
While we have designated practice rooms that are available on a first-come, first-served basis, all of our classrooms and the Slosberg Recital Hall are scheduled via Google Calendar.
Please email music@brandeis.edu if you have any questions regarding our classroom scheduling. Please send any inquiries regarding the Recital Hall to slosberg@brandeis.edu.
Note: The Music Department does not rent or loan out instruments or equipment for use outside of Slosberg Music Center. Any use of instruments or equipment (outside of our practice rooms open to the campus community) requires permission from department faculty or staff.