Schoenberg Music Building was named after the 20th-century composer Arnold Schoenberg, who was a member of the Department of Music faculty in the 1940s.  Housed in Schoenberg is The UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music, which includes the departments of Ethnomusicology, Music, and Musicology.  The building includes a recital hall, Jan Popper Theater, and main concert hall, Schoenberg Hall, both of which are fully equipped for audio and video recording.  The building also houses the Music Library and Ethnomusicology Archive as well as numerous classrooms, and practice rooms, an orchestra room, band room, and choral room.  Ethnomusicology performance rooms include the Gamelan Room, the Near East and India Room, the Korea/Japan Room, and the China Room.  The ethnomusicology performance rooms are used for teaching, practice, and to house the department's traditional instrument collection.  The building also houses the Ethnomusicology and Systematic Musicology Laboratory and the Music Perception and Cognition and Musical Acoustics Laboratory.