The Music wing of the FAC begins in Littell Lobby, a multipurpose space with a glass-wall view of the college arboretum. It serves as the lobby for Salter Concert Hall, the college's visually attractive and acoustically excellent concert and performance space. Adjacent to Salter Hall is the 92-seat Korb Classrooom equipped with complete media acess. The music wing includes small, medium, and large classrooms equiped with instructional media technology, applied music studios, faculty studios, staff offices, practice rooms, instrument storage, casual seating spaces, green room and meeting facilities.

A wide variety of instruments are available for instruction and performance, including Bösendorfer and Steinway concert pianos, studio, classroom and practice room pianos, a Dowd harpsichord, and a three manual pipe organ (located in Pioneer Chapel).

The Computer Assisted Music Exploration Lab (CAMEL) includes not only the college's regular suite of computer applications, but also music notation and ear training software with Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI) keyboards. The Electronic Music Studio (EMS) includes a classroom space equipped for teaching and learning electronic music, and an acoustically designed, well-equipped studio for advanced individual projects and instruction.

The FAC is a recently designed and constructed facility that provides a pleasant and functional enviroment for the Music Department at Wabash College.