Recording Studio

If our students are performing great music, it only makes sense that we teach them how to record it too. That’s why music assistant professor and Jazz Ensemble I director Russell Peterson created the Concordia 48 track, Recording Studio a couple years ago.

Thanks to frequently updated software, like ProTools, and high-tech recording equipment, along with a room specially fitted with a bass traps and Auralex sound absorption to promote the best sound, you’ll find a full-fledged recording studio just waiting for your ideas and projects.

Each year, a handful of our music students team up to produce Concordia's Beat, a CD of musical performances by Concordia students. The team handles everything from auditions to editing the final piece.


Listen to music recorded in the studio:

“Summertime,” as played by Sax professor, Russell Peterson (all 13 saxophones!)

“Fly to a Lantern,” as played by the Hard-Bop Sax Quartet.

Concordia’s Beat, annual student recording project

The Concordia Band

The Concordia Orchestra:  Grieg from the "Holberg Suite"  IV. Air

The Concordia College Jazz Ensemble I

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