Alumnus wins Great Lakes Guitar Competition
Piotr Pakhomkin (BM ’08, MM ’10), who studied with Manuel Barrueco, took first prize at the Great Lakes Guitar Competition in Rochester, N.Y., and second
Piotr Pakhomkin (BM ’08, MM ’10), who studied with Manuel Barrueco, took first prize at the Great Lakes Guitar Competition in Rochester, N.Y., and second
The period instrument group Ensemble Leonarda—Susan Hahn Graham (BM ’90, Flute); Rebecca Tinio, violin; David Himmelheber, cello; Nancy Kito, (BM ’91, Organ) harpsichord— along with
Faculty artist Amit Peled will perform in a 13-city U.S. tour with the Nordwestdeutsche Philharmonic playing Shostakovich’s Concerto No. 1 and Victor Herbert’s Concerto No.2.
Jonathan Leshnoff’s String Quartet No. 3, the “Miller/Kahn” will be unveiled at the Newport Chamber Festival in Newport, Rhode Island on July 20 featuring a
DownBeat magazine published an article in its May issue featuring a transcription and analysis of Director of Jazz Studies Gary Thomas’ flute solo on Chiaroscuro,
The 13th Annual French Organ Music Marathon, held on Sunday, June 5th, at Grace Methodist Church in Baltimore, had a strong Peabody presence. Ten of
Cristobal Gajardo (BM ’11) was invited for the second time to participate in the Schleswig Holstein Musik Festival in Germany. Gajardo will play chamber music
Aaron Brant (GPD ’04, Horn) has been appointed to the principal horn position of the Dayton Philharmonic permanently, after serving as acting principal horn in
Master of Music candidate Mary-Lacey Rogers, a student of Stanley Cornett, will be an opera administration resident artist with the Minnesota Opera for the next
Master of Music candidate Mary-Lacey Rogers, a student of Stanley Cornett, will be an opera administration resident artist with the Minnesota Opera for the next