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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

Montana Chamber Music: Xavier Foley, double bass
Friday, January 30, 2026 at 7:30pm

Montana Chamber Music:Xavier Foley, double bass Friday, Jan. 30th, 20267:30PMReynolds Recital Hall Tickets: $10 Student       $35 Adult        $25 SeniorsTickets for the event can be purchase at: https://mcms.easy-ware-ticketing.com/generaladmission/s9Yu3OmvFSkLlhNm6f9f8w  Communicating his virtuosity and passion for music on the double bass –...   View Details

Multimedia Series: a Music Technology Concert
Sunday, February 1, 2026 at 7:30pm

Multimedia Series:A Music Technology Concert Sunday, Feb. 1st, 20267:30PMReynolds Recital Hall Tickets: Free & Open to the Public!   View Details

The Nature of the Guitar. Free & Open to the Public!   View Details

Faculty Recital: Dr. Wonki Lee, saxophone & Dr. Er-Hsuan Li, piano "American Sonatas from Two Millennia" Thursday, Feb. 5th, 20267:30PMReynolds Recital Hall Tickets: $15 General, $5 MSU Student, PreK-12 FREE. Tickets are available for purchase online at https://www.tix.com/ticket-sales/msumusic/7078/event/1458578 and at the door.   View Details

Roger Linn is a designer of electronic music products, best known for his invention of the LM-1 Drum Computer, the first programmable, sampled-sound drum machine in 1979. Free & Open to the Public!   View Details