exclusiveOr, a long-running electronics duo of Princeton Laptop Orchestra Director Jeff Snyder and Computer Music Associate Professor Sam Pluta, performs September 23 at the Cunneen-Hackett
Rocket Science—an improvising ensemble formed in 2012 that includes saxophonist Evan Parker, trumpeter Peter Evans, faculty artist Sam Pluta, pianist Craig Taborn, and drummer/electronics artist/MacArthur
Peabody faculty artists Jenine Brown and Sam Pluta have won 2023 Johns Hopkins Catalyst Awards. They will both receive a $75,000 grant to support their
Sirventès (New Focus Recordings)—the new album by the Iranian Female Composers Association that was co-founded in 2017 by Niloufar Nourbakhsh, co-artistic director of Peabody Conservatory Laptop Orchestra—was reviewed at I
Shall Make, Shall Be: The Bill of Rights at Play, a curatorial project that commemorated the 230th anniversary of the Bill of Rights that ran last summer
Sam Torres (MM ’18, Computer Music) released his debut album, Still. Still is an ambient, meditative album of improvised music for saxophone and live electronics.
Niloufar Nourbakhsh, co-artistic director of the Peabody Laptop Orchestra, was featured in VAN magazine about her work as founding member/co-artistic director of the Iranian Female Composers Association and the
Allison Clendaniel (BM ’14, Voice) and Bonnie Lander (PD ’08, Computer Music) were featured in New Music USA’s “Different Cities, Different Voices: Baltimore” article. The
Composer, pianist, live coding laptop performer, and artificial intelligence researcher Norah Lorway will join the Computer Music faculty of the Peabody Conservatory as Visiting Assistant
Matthew Sullivan (BM ‘17, Recording Arts, Computer Music) was the Sound Editor for “Colette,” a film that recently won the Academy Award for Best Documentary
