
Karen Amrhein Releases Album PANORAMA
Two-time Pulitzer Prize nominee (’96) released an album with GRAMMY-winning label Navona Records on February 6. PANORAMA includes six multi-movement works, including concertos for cello

Two-time Pulitzer Prize nominee (’96) released an album with GRAMMY-winning label Navona Records on February 6. PANORAMA includes six multi-movement works, including concertos for cello

Jonathan Taylor Rush (MM ’19, Conducting) led the Trump Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra through Kennedy Center Composer-in-Residence Carlos Simon’s “Monuments: A Suite for DC.”

Bergamot Quartet, composed of faculty artist Sarah Thomas (BM ’17, MM, ’19, Violin), and alumni Ledah Finck (BM ’16 , Violin, MM ’18, Violin &

After winning the Canadian Revelation of the Year in Classical Music award given by the Canadian Broadcast Channel, Tommy Dupuis (MM ’24, GPD ’25, Guitar)

Jaquain Sloan (BM ’16, Bassoon) joined the Utah Symphony this season as Acting Utility Bassoon/Contrabassoon, having previously served in the same position with the Detroit

Charles Hulin (BM ’94, DMA ’02, Piano) was inducted into the Steinway Music Teacher Hall of Fame. He has been a Steinway Artist since 2014.

Lakeland Symphony Orchestra announced Jason Thomas Aylward (DMA ’24, Trumpet) as Interim Music Director. Aylward has been an integral part of the LSO’s artistic leadership

Elizabeth Moak (BM ’83, MM ’86, DMA ’03, Piano) received a Steinway Top Teacher Award, a formal recognition by Steinway & Sons that commends a

Laura Whittenberger (GPD ’14, Voice) is playing Sherlock Holmes in a U.S. national tour production of The Hound of the Baskervilles, produced by Aquila Theatre.

Paul Avgerinos (BM ’81, Double Bass) was the engineer on The Reflections of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, which won a GRAMMY award for Best