The George Gershwin Music Wing

Music Wing Hallway

A wide, brightly painted hallway with practice rooms branching off between huge, square doors. Walking down this hallway you can almost always hear music, and all down the hallways are posters strewn by students and teachers alike of musicians, composers, and brilliant minds that they idolize. One small corridor branches off from the main hallway, and is lined entirely with state-of-the-art practice rooms.

Music Library

The Harriman music library is open to students and stocked with any part to music being played, along with solos, ensembles, and all kind of pieces for choire, orchestra, band, and any combination. From Mozart to Wagner, they're all found here.

Music Composition Room

A large, layered room with a piano in front, and a fleet of special Harriman orange Mac computers all with music-writing software and minitiare keyboards and headphones attached. The residence of some of Harriman's most brilliant musical geniuses.

Music Hall

The band, orchestra, and symphony orchestra all rehearse in this music hall; a huge room with perfected acoustics, banners and pride strewn across the room, including huge banners in orange, black and white hanging from the ceiling made by every respective musical section, declaring their allegiance.

Choir Room

A room with several rows of risers facing a director's podium and music folders sitting in the front, also with several student-made posters and impeccable acoustics. All around the room are posters from famous operatic singers, as well as one or two musicals that the director favors.

Practice Rooms

An array of small, soundproofed rooms, all with glass doors and two or three straight-backed chairs and stands in each. A few practice rooms are larger and have pianos resting in them for accompaniment or piano practice.