
Remembering Tubist and Educator Ed Goldstein
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
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
Adjunct musicology instructor David Hildebrand recently discussed Early American Music on a podcast interview for Ben Franklin’s World.
Fred Bronstein, Dean of the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University, announced today that South Korean pianist HieYon Choi has joined the Peabody Conservatory
Faculty composer Du Yun’s In Our Daughters Eyes was included in Alex Ross’ “Ten Notable Performances of 2022” in the New Yorker.
Maestra Marin Alsop, Professor and Director of the Graduate Conducting Program, and a handful of Peabody artists join the Chicago Symphony Orchestra for its weekend
The Peabody Post noted back in September, when faculty composer Oscar Bettison first received word of his commission, that he’d be receiving one of the
Dance BFA Chair danah bella was named one of Musical America’s 2022 Top Professionals of the Year.
On October 11 and 12, Peabody faculty and staff presented at the University Professional and Continuing Education Association (UPCEA) regional conference in Philadelphia, PA. Zane
Associate Professor of Music Theory Ildar Khannanov’s new book The Design of Musical Speech has been published. The book is bilingual, in English and Russian
Along with the JHU Online Excellence Team, Assistant Professor Jenine Brown, music theory, is a featured faculty presenter in a new Coursera class taught by