Pacific alumna Irene Roberts reaches high note in lead role in San Francisco opera
Conservatory of Music alumna Irene Roberts ’06, an internationally renowned opera star, is back in the state where her rising career started.
Pacific Choral Holiday Concert
Join us for a concert of holiday music to help celebrate the season.
It's our fall season - come one, come all
Conservatory of Music is excited to present our Fall 2021 Calendar of Events.
Composer-in-Residence Viet Cuong
Called “wildly inventive” by The New York Times, Composer-in-Residence Viet Cuong joins us for a week of activities along with recording engineer, Christian Amonson.
Pacific Prism
On October 9, 2021, more than 150 students, faculty, staff and alumni played in two sold-out concerts as part of Pacific Roars Back homecoming weekend.
Conservatory students perform at President's investiture
In October 2021, conservatory students performed at several events celebrating the investiture of Pacific President Christopher Callahan.
Our celebrated faculty includes actively performing musicians whose experience provides students with a direct link to life as a professional musician today.
The Conservatory of Music at University of the Pacific prepares tomorrow’s performers, teachers, therapists, composers, scholars and music industry leaders.
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of conservatory students identify as students of color
Music Industry Studies
"The best part about being a Music Industry Studies major at Pacific is getting to work with the best professors. Because class sizes are small, I am able to get close with all of my professors. I can also make really good industry connections which allow me to get hands-on experience in my field even before graduation."
— June Benoit ‘23
Music Education
"The campus feels like a home where we can shape our 'noise' and ideas into definable pieces of art. It's a great place to explore new music and see a smiling face around eery corner."
— Cruz Gonzalez ’21
Music Performance
"Conservatory is a fantastic environment for personal and musical growth. The faculty encourage ambitious independent projects that you would not be able to do at other schools. In my very first semester, I was able to create a student and faculty collaborative chamber series with the Assistant Dean of the Conservatory as my advisor."
— Amy Wheeler ’23
Students craft their future by exploring musical traditions and an ever-expanding range of repertoires and styles.
The University of the Pacific is a charter member of the National Association of Schools of Music and has been accredited by NASM since 1928.
