Recording Arts and Production
Oberlin Conservatory’s renowned recording studio Clonick Hall is home to instruction in Recording Arts and Production. Eight additional concert venues across campus provide a robust training ground for recording acoustic music, ranging from full symphony orchestras to chamber music and jazz combos.
Through group and individualized instruction, hands-on opportunities to record a multitude of styles, and exposure to Grammy Award-winning engineers and producers, students who complete this program are poised for audio careers that demand the highest level of expertise.

Program Facts
- Program Type: Artist Diploma, Professional Certificate
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- Artist Diploma (ADip)
- Professional Certificate
Co-Directors
Paul Eachus,Lecturer in Recording Arts and Production
Contact
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Course of Study
“The simplest way to make a recording is to truly understand the process from start to finish. Any time we spend grappling with technical issues is time spent not fully invested in the music. Once all the barriers between technology and music are torn down, we find ourselves in a much better position to explore recording as an art.”
—Andrew Tripp

Recording Arts and Production Faculty
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Paul Eachus
Lecturer in Recording Arts and Production
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Andrew Tripp
Lecturer in Recording Arts and Production
Recording Spaces
Nine spaces in all—from intimate recital halls and jazz club settings to grand concert venues to a sophisticated recording studio.

Recording Arts and Production News
‘‘Rands at Oberlin’’ Features English Horn Professor Robert Walters, Oberlin Ensembles
April 21, 2020
Oberlin Conservatory Launches Recording Arts and Production Program
February 17, 2020
How to Apply
Learn about the online application, interviewing, and other aspects of the admissions process.
