Ithaca has a way of becoming your home when you’re not paying attention. “Every time I go back to Ithaca I feel like a huge weight has been lifted off my shoulders,” says Ben Willmott ’05.

Ithaca became both a creative home base and an inspiration for the Boston-based musician, who got his start as a founding member of the Shanty Band during his freshman year at...

It's summer and the music is hot!

Ithaca's Ford Hall has seen dozens of reputable performers this summer, including the fascinating, international New Zealand String Quartet.

As part of the 35th annual Ithaca College Suzuki Institute, the New Zealand String Quartet graced the stage at Ford Hall,  performing two quartets by Haydn to commemorate the 200th anniversary of his...

A: Yes! The School of Music offers some instrumental and voice lessons, either in classes or one-on-one, every semester.

You can also access a large network of IC alumni who give music lessons outside of official College classes.

The best way to find out about lesson options is to call the School of Music office or send them an email.

Kulmusik, the Ithaca College School of Music contemporary chamber ensemble, performed at the 20th International New Music Festival, "Sound Ways," in St. Petersburg, Russia, this past fall. The concert took place at Glinka Hall of the Philharmonic, one of St. Petersburg's most beautiful and prestigious halls.

The ensemble combines six faculty members and eight students under...

College students often hear that they’ll never be anything more than a face in the crowd on campus and never transcend the separation between teacher and student. I was determined that this not be true for me when choosing a graduate school, and that’s why I chose Ithaca College.

During my time here, I’ve learned that IC excels at developing a hands-on...