Peabody Dance Centennial named Best of Baltimore
Peabody Dance Centennial has been named a 2015 Best of Baltimore winner for “Best Dance Performance” and was featured in the August issue of Baltimore magazine.
Peabody Dance Centennial has been named a 2015 Best of Baltimore winner for “Best Dance Performance” and was featured in the August issue of Baltimore magazine.
Dontae Winslow (BM ’97, MM ’99, Trumpet) wrote and performed the orchestral intro and also arranged horns for Dr. Dre’s new album, Compton, the soundtrack
Robyn Stevens-Woodle (MM’ 88, Voice) has joined the voice faculty at the Peabody Preparatory.
Maki Kubota (BM ’13, Cello), who was a student of Alan Stepansky, is one of 10 outstanding Music Academy of the West musicians who has been
Faculty artist Denise Tryon, horn, has released her debut album So-Low on Bridge Records. Her disc features newly commissioned compositions that feature the low area
Ensemble Loadbang will play two free concerts on Saturday, September 6, at 7:30 pm and Monday, September 8, 7:30 pm. The concerts, held at Peabody’s
Preparatory alumna Jennifer Kloetzel, cello, is a member of San Francisco-based Cypress String Quartet with Cecily Ward, violin; Tom Stone, violin; and Ethan Filner, viola.
James Seay (MM ’04, Voice) has been named the artistic director for the Montgomery Chorale. Dr. Seay is a Montgomery, Ala., native, and he will
Elizabeth Hungerford (BM ’10, Voice) and Andrew Arceci (BM ’08, Viola da Gamba; Double Bass) released an album of works for soprano and viola da
Voice faculty artist Denyce Graves was interviewed in Master Singers: Advice from the Stage, a book by Donald George. Master Singers provides vocalists making the