Michael and Anne Greenwood School of Music
The Michael and Anne Greenwood School of Music is dedicated to enriching lives through music. Its new home is a premier music education facility that harnesses the synergy of research, artistry, and incomparable hands-on learning experiences available only at Oklahoma State University. Here, students elevate their given talents with learned technique, ensuring they shine at any performance and on their own life’s stage.
The Greenwood School of Music houses a variety of music laboratories, classrooms, and teaching studios equipped with the latest technology for high-level studio production. Its design encourages collaboration with suites strategically created for specific areas of study and rehearsal spaces that will accommodate varying sizes of music groups. The new facility, plus the opportunities created by the McKnight Center, positions OSU’s music program to continue to achieve national accolades and prominence.
State-of-the-Art Facility
"The Michael and Anne Greenwood School of Music and The McKnight Center for the Performing Arts will be catalysts to create a nationally recognized center for music education over the next decade. Together, and with additional money we will raise in the coming months, we are building inspiring facilities designed exclusively to meet the specific needs of our music programs and support first-class programming on a world stage in Stillwater, Oklahoma. I hope you’ll join us in supporting these transformational projects.”
In partnership with The McKnight Center, music students will interact with touring artists, attend masterclasses, and participate in performances and productions. Faculty and students have access to world class, world-renowned performers who do masterclasses, performances, and lectures through The McKnight Center.
Thanks to the generosity of lead donors Michael and Anne Greenwood, the building was fully operation in fall of 2021.
Composing a Legacy of Music
"It’s no surprise, we love OSU and music. We believe music enlightens and enriches the campus experience for all students at OSU. Great universities have wonderful music and performing arts programs, and we are pleased that this new building will allow OSU’s music educational programs to progress at a more rapid rate and showcase the extraordinary talents of the students and faculty."
Although the construction of the Greenwood School of Music is complete, there are still naming opportunities available. If you are interested in learning more about naming opportunities or other ways to give to the Greenwood School of Music, contact Laura Ketchum.