Becoming a Golden Hawk means more than just cheering on our (really good) varsity teams – it means being a student who cares about your community, who works hard in the classroom, and who takes advantage of all the learning opportunities that can happen outside the classroom, too.
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View the new Savvas Chamberlain Music Building in 360°.
The Faculty of Music is host to a variety of events, including more than 100 publicly available concerts, recitals, guest workshops, and other community events. Home to the Maureen Forrester Recital Hall, and the Theatre Auditorium, our performance halls host thousands of guests each year.
Our Events Calendar is a one-stop shop for tickets, events, upcoming performances and even information about our performance halls.
You can also engage with our ensembles and faculty performances from the comfort of your home by streaming past concerts on our Faculty of Music YouTube channel.
If you can't find the information you are looking for, or need additional assistance, email us at concerts@wlu.ca.
We look forward to sharing our music with you.
Faculty of Music, John Aird Centre
75 University Ave. West
Waterloo, Ontario
N2L 3C5
General inquiries - 519.884.1970 x2432
Prospective student questions - 519.884.1970 x2492
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QuartetFest 2023 Faculty and Guest Concert
Lazaridis Hall
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QuartetFest 2023 Young Artists Concert
Lazaridis Hall
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QuartetFest 2023 Faculty and Guest Concert
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QuartetFest 2023 Young Artists Concert
Keffer Memorial Chapel (MLU111)
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QuartetFest 2023 Young Artists and Faculty Final Concert
We provide a variety of service and engagement opportunities for the community. You can hire a student musician or group to perform, book a student-led music therapy session, or participate in the Arts Express Summer Camp. For additional services or if you have questions, contact choosemusic@wlu.ca.
At Laurier’s Faculty of Music, you’re part of a family of faculty, students and staff who are passionate about your success.
The Making Space for Music campaign will transform our current facilities into vastly improved spaces for practicing, rehearsing and performing – providing more opportunities for music students to develop their craft and enabling the public to play a greater part in Laurier’s music programming.
