Music at CAS
About the CAS Music Department
The BW Community Arts School offers a wide array of instrumental and vocal music educational opportunities. From private lessons to classes to ensembles, there are opportunities for all ages and all abilities. Leveraging the facilities and resources of Baldwin Wallace's renown Conservatory of Music, CAS students are able to take advantage of many opportunities unique to the campus. In addition to these immersive experiences, educators, conductors, and artists can find ways to engage in our professional development opportunities.
What Makes Music at CAS Different?
Community Impact
Each season, the Community Arts School performs in over 20 public performances on-campus and around the community.
Programming
We offer a range of programming for students from 2 to 99 in music and seek to be the premier location to expand the musicianship of each student. Students come here to receive instruction in everything from ‘ukulele to electronic music.
Suzuki Center
Our Suzuki Center offers a program that includes both group classes and private lessons in violin or viola, taught in the Suzuki Method for students as young as age 4.
High Caliber Faculty
Our music department has instructors in all instruments with experience from orchestras around the world, composers, music theorists, and accomplished performers. Our dance faculty are all professional dancers featured on and off Broadway, with touring companies, and throughout the commercial dance industry. Our vocal instructors are sought after voice coaches and directors with experience in choral music, opera, and musical theatre.
Community Driven and University Backed
CAS offers programming driven by the demand of our community while having the support, innovation, and history of Baldwin Wallace University.
