An op-ed in The Baltimore Sun by Peabody Dean Fred Bronstein called “Diversity critical to survival of classical music field” discusses how conservatories, orchestras, ensembles, and elsewhere need
To members of the Peabody Community: I write to you today to share some wonderful news about Peabody. If you have not already seen it,
The Peabody Conservatory has named the next round of student participants for several of its signature community-based learning experiences, including the Young Artist Development Series,
Following its ceremonial opening on March 26, the Johns Hopkins Rehabilitation Network Clinic for Performing Artists at the Peabody Institute is now offering students and
Stay Thirsty Magazine featured an interview with faculty composer Kevin Puts and a column by Peabody Dean Fred Bronstein in its Summer 2017 edition. In
An article on Peabody’s Diversity Fund has been featured on Johns Hopkins Rising in article titled Change can come, but it has to be nurtured.
Dean Fred Bronstein has been elected to the Greater Baltimore Cultural Alliance board of directors. GBCA has served as both a catalyst and an incubator
Peabody Institute was featured in Chamber Music America‘s magazine in an article on civic engagement as a part of artistic development in conservatories. The article
Dean Fred Bronstein joins other Hopkins experts along with alumni, students, parents, and friends for a chance to engage in an important conversation about the
In today’s Baltimore Sun, dean of the Peabody Institute, Fred Bronstein shares his thoughts on the present challenges facing the city. Baltimore will face its
