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Thursday, August 7, 2008

Other Resources

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Other special facilities within the Humanities Building include:

The Music Education Curriculum Laboratory, where music education materials are available for student and faculty use.
The state-of-the-art Music Computer Lab, with 10 music workstations including Macintosh computers, ranks as the most sophisticated among similar facilities in American universities. Students have access to Logic Pro 7.2, ProTools, Sibelius 5, and Midi keyboards.
Another large room houses the Javanese gamelan and is the location of Non-Western Music Performance Study classes.
The Digital Music Studio has recently been updated to offer students in composition and electronic music a broad array of tools for creative work.
A fully equipped recording studio produces professional-quality recordings of most concerts presented in the School of Music; the studio is equipped with a fully automated 40-input production console and state-of-the-art digital multi-channel recording capabilities. Full digital audio production through editing and reference CD mastering stages is also offered.
The school's extensive collection of instruments, both common and unusual, is available to both faculty and students. The Raymond F. Dvorak Gallery, located in the main lobby of the Humanities Building, showcases the rich history of music at UW-Madison.


	Facilities Manager Justin Richardson Email: uwmusfacilities@music.wisc.edu Phone: 608-263-1893 Mailing address: UW-Madison School of Music, 1530 Humanities, 455 N. Park Street, Madison WI 53706