Beam Music Center at UNLV

About the Lee and Thomas Beam Music Center at UNLV

The Lee and Thomas Beam Music Center waws completed in 2001 to serve as the heart of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) School of Music. This state-of-the-art facility supports a wide range of musical education, performance, and research activities.

Features of the Beam Music Center

Dr. Arturo Rando-Grillot Recital Hall: A 300-seat concert venue equipped with two 9-foot Steinway B pianos and a 9-foot Yamaha piano, providing an intimate setting for recitals and special events.

Music Library: Housing over 30,000 scores, 13,300 sound recordings, and 3,300 video recordings, the library supports the curriculum and research needs of the School of Music.

Rehearsal Rooms: Large spaces dedicated to band, orchestra, and choral rehearsals, facilitating ensemble practices and performances.

Recording Studio and Music Technology Lab: State-of-the-art facilities that provide students with hands-on experience in music production and technology.

What types of events are held at the Beam Music Center?

The center hosts a student and faculty recitals, ensemble performances, guest artist concerts, and educational workshops.

Is the Beam Music Center open to the public?

Yes, many events held at the center are open to the public with free or affordable admission. However, practice rooms and the music library are primarily reserved for students and faculty.