Facilities

The CCM Village is primarily housed in four buildings:

• Corbett Center for the Performing Arts
• Dieterle Vocal Arts Center
• Mary Emery Hall
• Memorial Hall

In 2017-18, CCM completed a $15 million infrastructure project to upgrade the overall technology of its performance venues and advance the student experience. CCM's state-of-the-art facilities provide students with professional-level working and learning environments to prepare them for future careers.

The initial completion of CCM's "campus village" in 1999 – a $93.2 million, seven-year project – significantly enhanced the college's teaching and performance capabilities. The renovated complex stressed the synergy between the performing and media arts while effectively accommodating CCM's vast performance calendar. CCM’s ample performance facilities include the 663-seat Corbett Auditorium, the 378-seat Patricia Corbett Theater, the flexible Cohen Family Studio Theater, the 250-seat Robert J. Werner Recital Hall and the 140-seat Watson Recital Hall.

Other highlights of CCM Village include:

• 8,500 square foot scene shop
• 3,000 square foot costume shop
• Wig, make-up and prosthetics studios
• 1,500 square foot design/drafting studio
• 800 square foot light lab
• Sound design studios
• Three dance studios (with observation room), therapy and dressing rooms
• Five large movement and acting rehearsal rooms
• digital recording and editing studio, a MIDI lab and computer workstations for music notation and sequencing programs
• Full orchestral, choral and band rehearsal spaces
• Jazz listening record library housing over 10,000 historic LP's
• Dale Warland Singers Archive, which includes more than 110 choral works and arrangements, first edition copies of all 270 works commissioned by the Dale Warland Singers and a media library that has more than 300 audio and video recordings of the ensemble’s performances
• Walter and Marilyn Bartlett Television Production Center, consisting of a full multi-camera television studio and control room
• Lawrence A. Leser Newsroom
• J. Ralph Corbett Audio Production Center with audio recording studio
• Judy and Jim Van Cleave Multimedia Laboratory
• Jack and Joan Strader Radio Center, an internet streaming radio station, a teleconferencing facility and Campus Cable Channel 51.1 
• Electronic piano lab with 28 pianos
• Early Music and World Music lab

With the help of design architect Henry N. Cobb, founding partner of Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, the college produced a physical environment that truly reflects and advances its reputation as one of the nation's finest and most comprehensive training centers for the performing and media arts.

CCM's resources also include the Albino Gorno Memorial Music Library. Located on the 600-level of UC's Carl Blegen Library, which is adjacent to the CCM Village, the music library houses more than 150,000 volumes, including books, music scores, periodicals, microforms and recordings that support the full range of programs offered at CCM. The Albino Gorno Memorial Music Library also contains group study spaces, high fidelity media players and a computer lab. Learn more by visiting libraries.uc.edu/ccm.

The CCM Village is housed within the University of Cincinnati, deemed "one of the most architecturally dynamic campuses in America today," by the New York Times and named the among world's most beautiful college campuses by Forbes. Other notable architects who have designed UC campus structures include Frank Gehry, David Childs, Peter Eisenman and Michael Graves.