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Benjamin T. Rome School of Music at Catholic University (The Kennedy Center)

Benjamin T. Rome School of Music at Catholic University

The Catholic University of America has long been committed to educating musicians and scholars.  In 1927, the university first began offering music courses.  A music department was established in 1950 with the late John Paul as chairman.  Under his leadership, the department became the School of Music in 1965.  The school was named The Benjamin T.

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Benjamin T. Rome School of Music at Catholic University 1/29/13: Benjamin T. Rome School of Music at Catholic University

Students from the Musical Theater Division present an evening of music by Marvin Hamlisch.

Benjamin T. Rome School of Music at Catholic University

Students from the Musical Theater Division present an evening of music by Marvin Hamlisch.

Benjamin T. Rome School of Music at Catholic University 2/14/12: Benjamin T. Rome School of Music at Catholic University

Music students celebrate the music of Cy Coleman, who wrote “Witchcraft,” “The Best Is Yet To Come,” and many more.

Benjamin T. Rome School of Music at Catholic University

Music students celebrate the music of Cy Coleman, who wrote “Witchcraft,” “The Best Is Yet To Come,” and many more.

Benjamin T. Rome School of Music at Catholic University 1/27/11: Benjamin T. Rome School of Music at Catholic University

Students present “The Age of Dreams: Musicals from 1961,” performing excerpts from West Side Story, The Fantasticks, Gypsy, Oliver, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, and Once Upon a Mattress. Part of The Presidency of John F. Kennedy: A 50th Anniversary Celebration.

Benjamin T. Rome School of Music at Catholic University

Students present “The Age of Dreams: Musicals from 1961,” performing excerpts from West Side Story, The Fantasticks, Gypsy, Oliver, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, and Once Upon a Mattress. Part of The Presidency of John F. Kennedy: A 50th Anniversary Celebration.
Benjamin T. Rome School of Music at Catholic University 1/19/10: Benjamin T. Rome School of Music at Catholic University

Female musical theater students celebrate the success of women in the music field in “The Lyrics of Dorothy Fields.”

Benjamin T. Rome School of Music at Catholic University

Female musical theater students celebrate the success of women in the music field in “The Lyrics of Dorothy Fields.”
Steven Schwartz Revue 11/11/08: Steven Schwartz Revue

Students from the Benjamin T. Rome School of Music at Catholic University perform a revue of award-winning composer and lyricist Steven Schwartz, known for the musicals Godspell, Wicked, and Pippin.

Steven Schwartz Revue

Students from the Benjamin T. Rome School of Music at Catholic University perform a revue of award-winning composer and lyricist Steven Schwartz, known for the musicals Godspell, Wicked, and Pippin.
Kennedy Center Honors Tribute to the Music of Richard Rodgers 11/30/07: Kennedy Center Honors Tribute to the Music of Richard Rodgers

In celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Kennedy Center Honors, Catholic University’s Benjamin T. Rome School of Music presents selections from the American Songbook by an artist from the first class of Honorees in 1978—Richard Rodgers.

Kennedy Center Honors Tribute to the Music of Richard Rodgers

In celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Kennedy Center Honors, Catholic University’s Benjamin T. Rome School of Music presents selections from the American Songbook by an artist from the first class of Honorees in 1978—Richard Rodgers.
Souvenirs …A Cabaret to Wage Peace 4/22/05: Souvenirs …A Cabaret to Wage Peace

“Souvenirs …A Cabaret to Wage Peace” - Musical theatre students from the Benjamin T. Rome School of Music at Catholic University present a barrage of American popular music from folk to pop to show tunes.

Souvenirs …A Cabaret to Wage Peace

“Souvenirs …A Cabaret to Wage Peace” - Musical theatre students from the Benjamin T. Rome School of Music at Catholic University present a barrage of American popular music from folk to pop to show tunes.

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