Watch the following video to learn more about the Music Department from alumna, Meg Jones.

Welcome to the Department of Music at UAH

UAH's Department of Music prepares musicians for careers as performers, educators, composers, church musicians, and music industry professionals. We enable all students, regardless of major, to pursue the art and beauty of music while honing the interpersonal and communication skills vital to every career.

Noted for quality instruction by nationally and internationally renowned faculty, and an accredited institutional member of the National Association of Schools of Music, the Department offers eight music programs, performance ensembles, and over 150 music performances each year. So whether you are a current or prospective student, a curious amateur musician, or a community appreciator of music, let your voice be heard at UAH.

Welcome back, Students and Faculty!

2018 Fall semester classes begin Wednesday, August 15. Questions? Contact Shannon Womack.

CONSTELLATION Concert Series opens Thursday, September 13, 7:30pm with 2nd Annual Music with Friends. Join the Department of Music Faculty for an evening of chamber music and jazz. Ticket information can be found at eventbrite.com.

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Music Events

CONSTELLATION Series presents Amalia Osuga, soprano

Oct 18 @ 7:30PM

CONSTELLATION Series presents Dalí Quartet

Nov 13 @ 7:30PM

Peace on Earth: A Holiday Spectacular featuring Wynonna

Nov 30 @ 7:30PM

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Music News

Department of Music welcomes three new faculty members

Aug 02

The Department of Music at UAH is pleased to welcome three new members to its faculty this fall: Amalia "Maya" Osuga, Bill Connell, and …

Faculty Spotlight

Dr. Amalia Osuga

Assistant Professors

We welcome Dr. Amalia “Maya” Osuga, soprano, to our faculty as Visiting Assistant Professor of Voice. She comes to us from the University of Oregon where she taught applied voice and coordinated Graduate Teaching Fellows since 2013.