Peabody composers in NY Phil Biennial reviewed
Works by faculty members Michael Hersch (BM ’95, MM ’97, Composition) and Oscar Bettison and alumna Paola Prestini (BM, Composition) were premiered at the NY Phil Biennial: Solo
Works by faculty members Michael Hersch (BM ’95, MM ’97, Composition) and Oscar Bettison and alumna Paola Prestini (BM, Composition) were premiered at the NY Phil Biennial: Solo
Recording arts and sciences faculty member Neil Thompson Shade was elected fellow of the Acoustical Society of America for “contributions in acoustics education and to
Soprano Melissa Wimbish (GPD ’11, Voice; GPD ’14, Chamber Music), who studied with Phyllis Bryn Julson, won the National Association of Teachers of Singing Artists
Brieann Pasko (MM ’13, GPD ’14, Voice) was a co-first place winner of the 2013 Kennett Symphony Vocal Competition held in April. Third place winner
Joseph Young (AD ’09, Conducting) made his Spoleto Festival debut when he stepped in for conductor Joana Carniero to conduct the first concert of the
Music from 3 Continents – two pieces by Bruce Mahin (DMA ’90, Composition) are on Scottish Voices’ new CD which also includes a performance by
Classical Guitar magazine reviewed Tonar Music’s first sheet music publication in the Manuel Barrueco Collection: Suite Nr. 1, BWV 1007 by J. S. Bach, originally
Jennifer Nicole Campbell (BM ’14, piano), a student of Brian Ganz, was awarded the Peabody Alumni Award for earning the highest cumulative GPA in the
André Watts (AD ’72, Piano) is the featured artist for the month of June by WFIU, the public media station of Bloomington, Ind. WFIU will feature performances by André Watts