Facilities

The School of Music occupies the Frank Moody Music Building, which provides a spacious and beautiful environment in which to study and perform. The centerpiece of the building is the 1,000-seat Concert Hall with its Holtkamp organ, standing three stories high with four manuals, 65 stops, and more than 5,000 pipes.

The building, which has 105,000 square feet of floor space, includes a recital/lecture hall, choral/opera, instrumental, and jazz rehearsal rooms; pipe-organ practice rooms; large teaching studios; 52 practice rooms; media center; research labs for music education and therapy; and studios equipped for electronic and computer music.

The building is located at the east end of the University of Alabama campus and has ample parking directly across the street. The flowers, trees, and benches of the building's large courtyard complete the picture of a modern facility in a graceful setting.

Firms involved in the design of the building included:

Architect: Woollen, Molzan and Partners, Indianapolis, Indiana; Associated Architect: Fitts & White, Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Acoustics Design: Kirkegaard Associates, Chicago, Illinois
Theatre Consultant: Roger Morgan Studio, New York, New York (now Sachs Morgan Studio)

Here are directions to the Moody Building.

Here are policies for using the building.

Here are maps of the building; click on a room or other location for more information.
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First floor
Second floor
Basement

Here is information about some other spaces in the Moody Music Building.