Music. Vision. Purpose.

Located in vibrant Harvard Square, Longy School of Music is a degree-granting Conservatory that also offers Community Programs for children and adults. Our mission: Preparing musicians to make a difference in the world.

Along with classes and degree programs, Longy’s public concert schedule includes dozens of programs each year ranging from baroque to jazz. 

We invite you to explore all Longy has to offer!

SPOTLIGHT Dalcroze faculty member Eiko Ishizuka has been accepted to the Institut Jaques-Dalcroze as a candidate for the Diplôme Supérieur. Ishizuka joins Longy faculty member Lisa Parker as one of only three Americans who have received this honor in the past 25 years. Longy alum Paul Shipper received a GRAMMY nomination (Best Small Ensemble Performance) for El Mundo’s Kingdoms of Castille. Guitarist Tony Rizzotto (MM '13) performs with Boston artist Ingrid Gerdes on All Things Considered.		NEWS Inaugural Take a Stand symposium open for registration Longy Announces Take a Stand Music Education Partnership with Bard College and the Los Angeles Philharmonic: LA Times NY Times Longy Enews For news about FREE upcoming concerts and more, check out our July e-newsletter and subscribe to Music@Longy for regular quarterly updates.		UPCOMING EVENTS Thursday, February 9, 8pm Edward M. Pickman Concert Hall Unique Voices presents SO PERCUSSION Brooklyn-based SO PERCUSSION brings their experimental style to Boston with a program of John Cage and original works. Tickets Friday, February 10, 8pm Sanders Theater (Harvard University) Longy’s Large Ensemble Department presents Longy Conservatory Orchestra Julian Pellicano, conductor Kenneth Radnofsky, Saxophone Borodin: In the Steppes of Central Asia Yannatos: Concerto for Alto Saxophone (World Premiere) Tchaikovsky: Symphony no. 5 Unless otherwise noted, all concerts are free and open to the public and take place at Longy’s Edward M. Pickman Concert Hall. For more details, see our online concert schedule.