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Loyola New Orleans School of Music and Theatre Professions The School of Music and Theatre Professions at Loyola University New Orleans encompassing music, music business, theatre and dance.

At Loyola University New Orleans' Department of Film and Music Industry Studies (FAMIS), our team of Grammy®-winning faculty and industry professionals prepare students for careers in the entertainment industry through four exciting undergraduate degree programs.

We’re thrilled for this big announcement! Read more: cmm.loyno.edu/news/oct-07-2026_billboard-names-loyola-university-ne...
10/07/2026

We’re thrilled for this big announcement! Read more: cmm.loyno.edu/news/oct-07-2026_billboard-names-loyola-university-new-orleans-top-music-business-school-sixth

Six years of recognition worth celebrating! 🎶

Loyola University New Orleans’ School of Music & Theatre Professions has been named among Billboard’s Top Music Business Schools for the sixth consecutive year.

Join us in celebrating the school’s students, faculty, and alumni who make this creative community so special. 💛

Loyola University New Orleans College of Music and Media

Opera is gearing up for their semester debut Sunday! 😮 Come see the full production of Opera Scenes: “The Four Seasons,”...
10/02/2026

Opera is gearing up for their semester debut Sunday! 😮 Come see the full production of Opera Scenes: “The Four Seasons,” a free, piano-accompanied concert that explores Opera, Operetta, and Broadway scenes, on Sunday, Oct. 4, at 3 p.m. in Nunemaker Auditorium, on the Loyola campus.

❄️🌱☀️🍂 The concert offers music that takes place in all four seasons: Winter, Spring, Summer, and Fall. Each of the 19 individual pieces are three-to-four minutes long and allow for a lot of variety.

Read more on cmm.loyno.edu/news.

CMM celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with our first-ever Latin Music Camp: ¡Donde Sea, Pero en Casa! 🎉The camp, organi...
09/30/2026

CMM celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with our first-ever Latin Music Camp: ¡Donde Sea, Pero en Casa! 🎉

The camp, organized by Damien Ch and Hannah Mebarak, brought together students, artists, producers, and music industry professionals for two days of creativity, collaboration, and culture.

🎤 Producers Ali Stone and Juan J. Arroyo kicked off the weekend with a panel led by EDVXX, followed by two inspired days of live music writing and recording.

Thanks so much to our guest speakers/producers and the camp sponsor, Focusrite, for providing prizes, giveaways, and live tech support over the weekend.

09/28/2026

At CMM, we take pride in meeting the ever-changing needs of artists in our local culture and society.

Dawn Richard, an international star and Loyola adjunct professor, spoke with Aubry Killion at WDSU alongside our School of Music and Theatre Professions Director, Kate Duncan, on the shifting landscape of the music industry and the importance of flexibility and innovation.

We are excited by the expertise and open possibilities she brings to our college!

🔗 Watch the whole interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hj4f9_khj6U

Coming up: don’t miss a captivating guest performance by the award-winning pianist Takeshi Nagayasu.Rooted in excellence...
09/23/2026

Coming up: don’t miss a captivating guest performance by the award-winning pianist Takeshi Nagayasu.

Rooted in excellence, Takeshi studied music at Juilliard and Yale, and he received a doctoral degree in piano performance this year from the University of Michigan.

As put by Marc Chabot, a performance by Takeshi is “...remarkable for its passion, expression and dazzling virtuosity.”

See you there!

📅 Thursday, October 8
🕓 7:00 p.m.
📍 Louis J. Roussel Performance Hall
🎟️ Free Admission

This weekend! 🎤 Join us for a FREE songwriting and production camp celebrating the rich landscape of Latin music, featur...
09/22/2026

This weekend! 🎤 Join us for a FREE songwriting and production camp celebrating the rich landscape of Latin music, featuring musicians and producers hailing from Puerto Rico, Central America, and South America.

All CMM students may register for the camp here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1cJjbEyLmUKZyd0Ud7ZT4Ei5BShfPmg-vQUF6a1sTGfA/viewform?edit_requested=true.

The camp will bring together students, artists, producers, and music industry professionals for two days of creativity, collaboration, and culture.

The camp sponsor, Focusrite, is hosting a free keynote panel to kick off the weekend:

Latin Music Keynote Panel
📅 Friday, September 25
🕒 12:45 p.m.
📍 Nunemaker Auditorium | Monroe Hall | 3rd Floor
🎟️ Free and open to the public

09/21/2026

Is teaching music your calling? Miranda Zelonka, a senior Classical Vocal Music Education major, knew as a teen that she wanted to teach music.

And now she is! As part of her curriculum, Miranda is currently teaching music at an elementary school, and next semester she will teach at a high school.

Loyola offers hands-on learning, providing students the experience and support they need to empower the next generation of musicians.

To learn more about our Music Education program, visit cmm.loyno.edu/smtp/professional-music-degrees/music-education.

From student music synced on Netflix to a record number of film festival selections, Loyola has been celebrating big win...
09/16/2026

From student music synced on Netflix to a record number of film festival selections, Loyola has been celebrating big wins! 🎉

Lately:

1 Tye Chris’s song “Blessings” Synced on Netflix Show Beauty in Black

2 Alana Frank Wins Press Club Scholarship and Best News Story Award

3 Ma**ca Mackenroth Brewster’s Business Earns Telly Award

4 Student, Alumni, and Faculty Films Selected for New Orleans Film Festival

5 Dessadra Tezeno and Alana Frank Awarded 2026 NABJ Scholarships

Today, the Loyola Symphony Orchestra, Loyola Chorale, and dancers from the College of Music and Media ushered in the new...
09/03/2026

Today, the Loyola Symphony Orchestra, Loyola Chorale, and dancers from the College of Music and Media ushered in the new academic year at our annual Mass of the Holy Spirit.

This highly anticipated and beautiful ceremony is a sacred tradition dating back nearly 500 years to 1548, when St. Ignatius Loyola founded the first Jesuit school in Messina, Sicily.

We hope all who attended feel uplifted and inspired, ready to move forward with spirit and strength.

If you recognize a student, tag them in the comments! ⬇️

Address

6363 St Charles Avenue 300F Mass Communications Complex
New Orleans, LA
70118

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4:45pm
Tuesday 9am - 4:45pm
Wednesday 9pm - 4:45pm
Thursday 9am - 4:45pm
Friday 9am - 4:45pm

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