Liszt is a platform designed specifically for the complex operations of music programs — scheduling, events, faculty workflows, and academic administration.
Scheduling Events Faculty workflows Academic coordination
Liszt: Where the left and right hands talk.
Request Demo Learn MoreMusic programs operate differently from the rest of the university. Liszt is designed for the rhythms of rehearsals, lessons, performances, equipment management, and faculty collaboration.
Coordinate lessons, rooms, faculty availability, and other moving parts in one system.
Manage concerts, recitals, attendance, and soon conference planning workflows.
Support expenses, invoicing, opportunities, and program-level coordination.
Track student progress, competency, jury feedback, and other academic workflows.
Liszt was developed within a university school of music, shaped by the day-to-day realities of rehearsals, lessons, performances, and administrative coordination.
It grew out of ongoing collaboration with faculty, staff, and students—addressing practical needs like event management, scheduling, student tracking, and equipment workflows.
Rather than adapting generic software, Liszt reflects how music programs actually operate, bringing their many moving parts into a single, coherent system.
Liszt brings together the many independent systems of a music program into a single, coherent structure.
Liszt helps connect the academic, logistical, and administrative sides of a music program so faculty and staff can work from a shared system.
Liszt is growing as a platform, with focused applications built for the needs of music programs and related academic work.
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The core platform for managing music-program operations, administration, and student workflows.
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Scheduling and availability tools for lessons, meetings, appointments, and studio coordination.
Currently in Development
Conference planning tools for academic events, performance festivals, and organizational logistics.
Liszt is priced based on the size and needs of each music program. We use a subscription model designed to fit real academic environments, with pricing shaped by scope, implementation, and the tools your institution needs.
Request a QuoteEvery music school works a little differently. Liszt is best introduced through a short conversation about your program and its needs.
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