University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance

The University of Michigan School of Music, Theater and Dance is a school for performing expressions in Ann Arbor and incorporates undergrad and graduate understudies. Established in 1880, it was known as the Ann Arbor School of Music and later turned into a piece of the college. Surely understood graduated class incorporate Jessye Norman, Arthur Miller, James Earl Jones, Lucy Liu, and numerous others.

The school presents musicals, musical dramas, plays, and move exhibitions. There are an assortment of music ensembles, including three symphonies, three choirs, a few jazz outfits, a breeze gathering, and a few ambiance music gatherings. The Earl V. Moore building was planned by Eero Saarinen.