BYU Music Building

Concert Hall: The heart of the Music Building is the Concert Hall. A vineyard-style hall with 1000 seats surrounding the stage, this venue gives both a grand and an intimate feel for audiences. The stage floor has 19 sections, which move to create standard risers or varied configurations. Acoustic panels that rise and lower from the ceiling also provide variance for the many different types of performances that take the stage. This world-class hall hosts international guest artists along with all of the BYU School of Music traditional performances.

Recital Hall: The shoebox-style Recital Hall is where student, faculty, and guest recitals are held. The space feels intimate in nature, while still seating 257 audience members. Acoustic curtains enable a varied treatment for the many solo and chamber music performances that occur in this performance space.

Choral Hall: Seating 214 people, the Choral Hall holds the many BYU choirs for weekly rehearsals and also acts as an alternate recital hall. The Jones pipe organ is installed in the loft to facilitate additional organ lessons and performances, as well as collaborative works for choir and organ.

The Box: The shoebox-style Recital Hall is where student, faculty, and guest recitals are held. The space feels intimate in nature, while still seating 257 audience members. Acoustic curtains enable a varied treatment for the many solo and chamber music performances that occur in this performance space. Designed to equal the dimensions of a stage floor, the Box was initially intended as an opera rehearsal space. The flexibility of this space, with adjustable acoustic curtains, non-fixed seating, and a lighting grid overhead, makes it a multipurpose creative space for new works, interdisciplinary projects, and interactive collaboration.