Faculty artist Marin Alsop was featured on PBS’ docuseries “She Was First” hosted by Soledad O’Brien. The episode highlighted her accomplishments as the first woman
Alexa Rinn (DMA ’21, MM ’14, Composition) has been named a Copland House Cultivate 2026 Fellow. An intensive, weeklong, all-scholarship creative workshop and mentoring program,
Peabody faculty artist Dr. Harlan D. Parker, conductor of the Peabody Chamber Winds, served as guest clinician for the KPASS Honor Band in Tokyo from
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.”
Conducting doctoral candidate Chi-Yuan Lin has been chosen as a recipient of the 2026-28 Taki Alsop Conducting Fellowship, which includes $30,000 and coaching from industry
Professional Studies faculty Megan Ihnen (MM ’09, Voice) and Hopkins Symphony Orchestra conductor Jed Gaylin (DMA ’95, Conducting) were named two of Musical America’s Top
Michael Repper (DMA ’22, Conducting), a recent GRAMMY award nominee, was featured by Washington Post critic Michael Andor Brodeur in “Want to catch up on
Jessica Rivero Altarriba (MM ’24, Conducting) was one of 16 women conductors selected to take part in the 4th edition of the La Maestra International
Philadelphia Sinfonia announced the appointment of its new Music Director, Linus Ip (MM ’25, Conducting). Renowned for his innovative programming, cultural collaborations, and empowering young
Hae Lee (MM ’23, Orchestral Conducting) will be serving as a Jury Member for the 4th Antal Dorati International Conducting Competition. The winner of the