Studio Culture
Close collaboration and one-on-one interaction with faculty are the hallmarks of organ study at Lawrence. Your instructors work closely with you to not only develop your technique and artistry but your individual potential and aspirations.
The Power of Collaboration
What happens when you combine a world-class conservatory with a world-class college? An unmatched undergraduate musical education. At Lawrence, the Conservatory and College experiences are intertwined. Multiple degree options let you be your own muse by connecting your musical passions with your academic interests.
Pulling Out All the Stops
Practice and perform on an array of gorgeous instruments. The organ collection includes the 1906 Felgemaker Tracker Organ (11 stops), J. C. Taylor Continuo Organ (3 stops), Charles M. Ruggles Organ (7 stops), and the centerpiece of Lawrence Memorial Chapel, a John Brombaugh Tracker Organ, Op. 33 (40 stops).
On Any Given Day...
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Find Your Voice at Lawrence
Lawrence Conservatory Voice Students share their connection with music and performance. From the stage to recording studio, students share how they find and develop their unique voice at Lawrence.
Music outdoors
Music is woven into life at Lawrence. Wander campus and you'll hear students practicing piano in lounges, violins in Warch, and horns outside.