Features

New classical ensembles are taking root across Baltimore, enriching the lives of Peabody’s performers and local audiences alike.

by Samantha Buker
Spring 2016

Drawing upon our forward-thinking founding as we vault into the 21st century

by Sarah A. Hoover
Spring 2016

From Portsmouth, New Hampshire to Wilmington, North Carolina, Peabody alumni are using music to break down barriers, create opportunity, and bring people together.

by Rachel Wallach
Fall 2015

Opening dialogue, provoking outrage, giving a voice, projecting hope … music, it seems, has an unmatched ability to reflect the human condition.

Written By Rafael Alvarez
Fall 2015

Artistic excellence is no longer enough to sustain a professional career in classical music. How must musicians adapt—and what role should conservatories play?

by Linell Smith
Spring 2015

The Peabody Ensembles Office has a collection of hundreds of instruments available for use by Peabody Conservatory students and faculty, many of which have been donated to the school. Some are quite valuable. Here are stories of a few of those instruments.

by Margaret Bell
Photography by Richard Anderson, Marshall Clarke, Will Kirk
Spring 2015