Department of Music activities are housed primarily in the Donald W. Reynolds Center for Music and Communication, located in the southwest part of the campus. (see Campus Map).
The center contains a 211-seat recital hall, one of the finest halls of its size in the state. This is also the center for Harding's recording activities.
The Instrumental Hall houses the band and orchestra programs, and choral activities take place in the Choral Hall and the Omni Room. The Omni Room is also used for small vocal ensemble rehearsals, music appreciation classes and music methods classes.
The music wing contains a 10-station Kawai electronic piano laboratory, a five-station music computer laboratory, and a music composition room with a computer with several digital audio workstations (DAWs) installed, including ProTools, and a variety of digital sound libraries by EastWest and others.
In addition to rehearsal halls and classrooms, the Reynolds Center includes a full complement of practice rooms with electronic, upright, and grand pianos.
Besides the Reynolds Center, the department uses the 3,686-seat Benson Auditorium and the 972-seat Administration Auditorium for performances.
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