Welcome to the official Belmont University College of Music & Performing Arts page
Located in the performing arts hub of Nashville, TN, Belmont University’s College of Music & Performing Arts is unmatched and internationally recognized for distinctive programs that are committed to high standards of artistic scholarship and performance while championing innovation and stylistic diversity. Students in the School of Music and Department of Theatre & Dance develop their passions an
06/17/2026
CALLING ALL TRANSFERS! The last day to submit a virtual audition via Acceptd is June 17th. As a reminder, you must complete your overall Belmont application to receive next steps. Don't wait, join our creative community today!
06/08/2026
Happy first day of orientation! We are so excited to welcome our new CMPA students to campus!🐻🎶🎭🩰
06/05/2026
Thank you to distinguished trombonist Tiziano Mazzoleni for leading a masterclass with our trombone students this spring! Performing alongside industry giants such as Hans Zimmer and in prestigious orchestras like the Philharmonie Südwestfalen, Mazzoleni brought his expertise across genres to the classroom.
06/03/2026
A look back at our amazing spring dance performance, "Mixed Bill XXII: Pieces of Light!" Click on the link below to learn more about our dance minor.
https://www.belmont.edu/cmpa/theatre-dance/
06/01/2026
Thank you to award-winning composer Eric Ewazen for working with our students this spring! His two-day intensive residency, which culminated in a recital, offered students invaluable insight into the life of a professional composer.
05/29/2026
We are so excited to have recognized alumnus Jordan Reynolds for his outstanding contributions in music at our 2026 Curtain Call Awards! Known for his artistry, Reynolds has established himself as a true creator, writing songs that deeply connect with listeners. Click on the link below to read the full story.
https://www.belmont.edu/stories/articles/2026/jordan-reynolds-wins-curtain-call-award-2026.html
05/27/2026
A huge thank you to industry icon Amos Heller for working with our students in the Popular Music Ensemble! Working as the bassist for pop legend Taylor Swift, Heller workshopped pieces with students for their "Popschella" performance.
05/26/2026
As part of the Advanced Arranging class this spring, students had the opportunity to hear their charts performed and recorded live by the University Orchestra and the rhythm section of Jazz Band I. This showcased the incredible work of our students while allowing them to gain hands-on experience.
