Glenn Quader (MM ’03, Conducting) has been chosen as the Frederick Symphony Orchestra’s new conductor and music director. Mr. Quader currently holds positions in the
Pianist and composer Jennifer Nicole Campbell (BM ’14, MM ’15, Piano) released her solo piano debut album Perceptions of Shadows. The CD includes her own
Thomas Kotcheff (BM ’10, Composition, Piano) was awarded one of nine BMI Student Composer Awards from the BMI Foundation, in collaboration with Broadcast Music, Inc.
Grammy-nominated classical guitarist Marc Regnier (BM ’79, Guitar) released his latest CD Tempo Do Brasil on the Reference Recording label. The album showcases a variety
Sejoon Park (BM ’12, Piano), an Artist Diploma candidate studying with Boris Slutsky, was named one of 10 pianists to advance to the semifinals of
James (“Jamie”) T. Kelley III (BM ’99, Percussion) has been selected the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s new vice president of development. Mr. Kelley will oversee all
Musicology faculty member Joshua Walden has been published on the American Musicological Society’s blog, Musicology Now. His article is titled “Eili, Eili” as a “Traditional
The Peabody Conservatory’s new contemporary chamber ensemble, Now Hear This, has announced its inaugural season beginning this fall. Envisioned as a flexibly configured group, the
Sarah Hoover (DMA ’08, Voice) has been appointed special assistant to the dean for innovation, interdisciplinary partnerships, and community initiatives for Peabody. Dr. Hoover co-founded
The new music group, A Far Cry, has been selected Best Classical Musical Ensemble by Boston magazine. Alumni Jason Fisher (BM ’05, Violin) and Jesse
