Christa Bruce-Kotrc (MM ’74)
Christa Bruce-Kotrc (MM ’74) has been appointed by Alaska Governor Sean Parnell to the Alaska Humanities Forum. The forum develops programs and projects, establishes policy,
Christa Bruce-Kotrc (MM ’74) has been appointed by Alaska Governor Sean Parnell to the Alaska Humanities Forum. The forum develops programs and projects, establishes policy,
Two students of Boris Slutsky have been chosen as semi-finalists of the 58th Annual Washington International Competition for Piano. Doctor of Musical Arts candidate Jee
Murry Sidlin (BM ’62, Music Education; MM ’68, Instrumental Conducting), recipient of the 2011 Johns Hopkins University Alumni Association’s Distinguished Alumni Award, will conduct a
Philadelphia-based Baroque orchestra Tempesta di Mare, led by faculty artists Gwyn Roberts, recorder, and Richard Stone, lute, has its first orchestral tour in Germany in
Hans Kristian Goldstein (BM ’10) has been selected one of 25 official participants in the XIV Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow from June 14 to July
Malori D. Fuchs (BM ’09, Violin) is the youth programs coordinator in the Education Department of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra. She also teaches private violin
Karl Pedersen (MM ’07, Viola) has been named principal violist of the Columbus Symphony Orchestra in Columbus, Ohio.
Mary Reed (BM ’10, Double Bass) is the first winner of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra-USC Thornton Strings Mentorship Program, which offers mock orchestral auditioners
Sean McClowry (BM ’00) is on the faculty of The College of St. Rose in Albany, N.Y. He will be teaching music industry studies which
Graduate Performance Diploma candidate Catherine Mikelson (BM ’08, Cello) has won the cello position with the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra. She will join the orchestra in