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Howard Hall is home of the music department and Reynolds Recital Hall. Strolling the hallways, you may hear a choir practice or a jazz ensemble rehearsal. Individual practice rooms are soundproof, however, so a violinist can practice Vivaldi next door to a trombonist playing Sousa. Check with the music department office for faculty and student recital schedules.

This building was named for MSU’s first bandmaster Louis Howard, 1908-46. Built in 1974 for $4.1 million, the Creative Arts Complex consists of Haynes, Cheever and Howard Halls and houses the College of Arts and Architecture and the department of music.


 Howard Hall

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Upcoming events in Howard Hall

Studio Recital: Horn students of Dr. Liz Schmidt
Wednesday, April 8, 2026 at 7:30pm

Student Recital: HornStudents of Dr. Liz Schmidt Wednesday, Apr. 8th, 20267:30PMReynolds Recital Hall Free & Open to the Public!   View Details

The Washington Post describes Attacca Quartet as “four strikingly individual players with the ability to speak eloquently in one voice.” Free & Open to the Public!   View Details

Ensemble Concert: An Evening of Saxophone Chamber Music Thursday, Apr. 9th, 20267:30PMReynolds Recital Hall Free & Open to the Public!   View Details

Montana Chamber Music: Caroline Shaw + Attacca Quartet Friday, Apr. 10th, 20267:30PMReynolds Recital Hall Tickets: $10 Students         $35 Adult         $25 SeniorsTickets for this event can be purchased online at: https://mcms.easy-ware-ticketing.com/generaladmission/ci6hkTvPpl_tHu9kQ5nczw  The Washington Post describes Attacca Quartet as “four...   View Details

Stellar Brass: Performance & Masterclass
Monday, April 13, 2026 at 7:30pm

Stellar BrassPerformance & Masterclass Monday, Apr. 13th, 20267:30PMReynolds Recital Hall Free & Open to the Public! Described by the International Trumpet Guild as "an ensemble full of variety, panache and virtuosity," Stellar Brass is an original and innovative brass quintet performing a broad...   View Details