MSM performed a musical theater program at the White House for Lyndon B. and Ladybird Johnson? Find out > Richard Adams ('61) created the first-ever “business of music” course in the U.S.? Find out >
Lauritz Melchior and Kirsten Flagstad sang Tristan und Isolde to benefit MSM? Find out >
“Manhattan School of Music Day” was declared in the City of New York? Find out >
The School moved from the east side to the west side? Find out >
Albert Barouch ('58) and Evelyn Volpe ('58) vacationed together in Italy after having not seen each other in 50 years? Find out >
MSM offers a DMA in Jazz Arts Advancement? Find out >
Select a decade in the menu on the left to see our "Virtual Yearbooks." They include Manhattan School of Music historical facts and images from the School's archives, as well as items and quotes submitted by alumni. Each section also includes some Highlights of New York City's music history.
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