New Starobin work premiered in Denmark
On June 4, guitarist David Starobin (BM ’73), joined by pianist Vassily Primakov, premiered new works by Starobin and William Bland in a concert at
On June 4, guitarist David Starobin (BM ’73), joined by pianist Vassily Primakov, premiered new works by Starobin and William Bland in a concert at
Ken Lam (MM ’08) won the Memphis International Conducting Competition. Lam took home a cash prize and will have the opportunity to conduct the Memphis
Lee Mills (GPD ’11) will be the 2011-2012 Peabody-BSO Conducting Fellow. Mills will make his BSO debut at Artscape, conducting works by Mozart and Vaughan
Faculty artist Amit Peled will perform Krzysztof Penderecki’s Concerto Grosso No. 1 at the Grant Park Music Festival in Chicago with the composer conducting. Performances
The Dark Hours (2007), by composer Judah Adashi (faculty, MM ’02, DMA ’11), is included on BassoonMusic, a new CD by bassoonist Peter Kolkay, featuring
Mellasenah Indira Edwards (DMA ’99, Violin) has been selected to head the Music Department at Baltimore School for the Arts.
Chris Hamlen (BM ’04, GPD ’06, Double Bass) has won a position in the double bass section of the Grand Rapids Symphony Orchestra in Michigan.
Rolf Erdahl (DMA ’94, Double Bass) and Tim Goplerud (Composition, Computer Music) performed in a recital of Goplerud’s music at the 2011 International Society of
Elizabeth Ford (MM ’05) has been awarded a St. Andrew’s Scholarship in the amount of $2,500. The St. Andrew’s Prizes were established to support Scots
Mezzo-soprano Elizabeth Merrill (MM ’11, Voice) and master’s candidate Kerry Holahan, soprano, performed in scenes from Monteverdi’s L’incoronazione di Poppea as part of the Queens