Jason Kim joins Ars Nova Chamber Orchestra
Cellist Jason Kim, a bachelor’s degree student of Alison Wells, has won a position with Ars Nova Chamber Orchestra, a self-conducted chamber orchestra that performs
Cellist Jason Kim, a bachelor’s degree student of Alison Wells, has won a position with Ars Nova Chamber Orchestra, a self-conducted chamber orchestra that performs
Amy Beth Kirsten (DMA ’10) was awarded a 12-month Guggenheim Fellowship and a Levy Supplemental Stipend for music composition. Kirsten will compose a large work
In April, Q2—part of Classical 105.9 WQXR—and NPR Music launched a project to determine listeners’ favorite composers under the age of 40. Making the list,
Memoirs Between Brothers is a new CD by the Jolley Brothers—Nathan (BM ’09, Jazz Percussion) and Noble Jolley, Jr (BM ’09, Jazz Piano)—paying tribute to
Mark McCoy (MM ’92), a noted educator and composer, has been appointed dean of the DePauw University School of Music, effective August 1.
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
Senior Jasmine Hogan will travel to China for nine months and be affiliated with China Conservatory in Beijing. Hogan, who speaks fluent Mandarin, will transcribe
Danya Katok (MM ’09) will perform the role of Judy in Lee Hoiby’s This is the Rill Speaking with the Chelsea Opera, June 9-11, at
Laura Strickling (MM ’06, Voice) was the first place winner in the 2011 Russell C. Wonderlic Memorial Competition, presented by Community Concerts at Second. Natalie
Senior William Davenport, tenor, won second prize and the Boldyga Incentive Award in the Annapolis Opera Vocal Competition on April 10. Davenport also was admitted