
Alumni Featured on Venom Soundtrack
Baltimore composer Dan Deacon scored director Kelly Marcel’s Venom: The Last Dance. The original soundtrack, released by Sony Classical, is a 28-track album of scene-setting

Baltimore composer Dan Deacon scored director Kelly Marcel’s Venom: The Last Dance. The original soundtrack, released by Sony Classical, is a 28-track album of scene-setting

Soprano and faculty artist Ah Young Hong (BM ’98, MM ’01, Voice) sings a haunting series of words-as-sounds to open “The Quiet Sound of Making Beds,” a

Layan Atieh (BM ’22, Horn)—who served as a 2024 fellow at the Music Academy of the West, taking part in the June 18 through July

Destin Beaumont (MM ’23, Horn; MA ’24, Audio Sciences) has been hired as an Audio Engineer and first ever music producer for the United States

The soundtrack to Back on the Strip, a comedy starring Spencer Moore, Kevin Hart, Tiffany Haddish, and Wesley Snipes currently scheduled to open in August,

Richard White (BM ’96, Tuba), the University of New Mexico Professor of Tuba/Euphonium and Associate Director of Marching Band who published his memoir in 2021, was

Tributes, remembrances, and sincere and grateful celebrations of the life, career, and music of Edward Goldstein (Prep Certificate ’70; BMED ’76; MM ’78, Tuba) began

Tuned-In and Conservatory alumnus Jahi Alexander (BM ’20, Trombone) and Conservatory alumna Camille DeLaney-McNeil (MM ’11, Flute) have been featured in a recent video by

Sahffi Lynne (BM ’93, French Horn) has been named a Baker Artist Award Finalist for 2022 as one of as 36 artists that were selected

Tuba professor Velvet Brown has been named the Penn State Laureate for the 2022-23 term. Brown is Penn State’s David P. Stone Chair and associate