Music
- Why Music at Morris?
- Research Opportunities & Collaborations
- Career & Graduate School Opportunities
- Music Scholarships
- Ensembles
- Morris Musician Stories
- Musical Minnesota
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Current Music Student and Faculty Resources
- Music Major & Teaching Licensure
- Tips for Success
- Accompanying
- Individual Performance Studies
- Piano At Morris
- Performance Assessment
- Secondary Performance Area
- Mixed Student Recitals
- Honors Recital
- Senior/Half Recitals
- Practice Rooms
- Recital Hall
- Instruments
- Lockers
- Music Major Requirements
- Rehearsal Rooms & Classrooms
- Music Minor Requirements
- Music Resources
Contact:
Admissions
University of Minnesota Morris
Welcome Center
600 E Fourth Street
Morris, MN 56267
888-866-3382
admissions@morris.umn.edu
Practice is essential for success in any music program, so practice rooms are provided for the sole purpose of practicing your music.
Avalibility
All practice rooms at the lower level of HFA are open to all students at any time during regular building hours.
Practice rooms are open:
- 7:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. on weekdays
- Saturdays 8 a.m. to 11 p.m.
- Sundays 10 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Priority for practice room use will be given in the following order:
- Music majors
- Non-music majors enrolled in music courses or ensembles
- Other non-music majors
Maintenance
Practice rooms and the instruments, equipment and furniture therein are to be kept neat, clean and free of any personal items at all times.
- Personal items are to be kept in lockers, not in practice rooms or in the public areas (i.e. cushions).
- If personal belongings are left unattended in a practice room for longer than 10 minutes, any waiting student may claim the practice room for their use.
- Unattended personal belongings will be turned over to lost and found.
- No food or drinks are allowed in practice rooms. Water is allowed in closed containers only.
- Windows in practice rooms are to be left uncovered.
- Under no circumstances may any items other than sheet music, pencils or metronomes be placed on top of any of the pianos or other permanent practice room instruments.
- If students find any instruments, equipment or furniture in a practice room in need of repair, they need to immediately report the room number and concerns to a music faculty member.
- Music stands are NOT to leave the HFA building.
Consequences
Any student found to treat the practice rooms, instruments, equipment or furniture disrespectfully or inappropriately may be revoked the privilege to use these facilities, in addition to being held responsible for the full cost of repairing/replacing any damaged items.