
Nola Richardson Creates Title Role in Sarah Kirkland Snider’s New Opera Hildegard
Nola Richardson (MM ’10, Voice Pedagogy; MM ’11, Early Music Voice) created the title role in the new opera Hildegard by Sarah Kirkland Snider, which

Nola Richardson (MM ’10, Voice Pedagogy; MM ’11, Early Music Voice) created the title role in the new opera Hildegard by Sarah Kirkland Snider, which

Sonnambula, the early music ensemble co-founded by Amy Domingues (MM ’12, Viola da Gamba), which was recently spotlighted in the October 2025 Peabody Notes newsletter

Sonnabula, the early music ensemble co-founded by Amy Domingues (MM ’12, Viola da Gamba), is the inaugural ensemble-in-residence at The Frick Collection in New York

Richard Stone, Historic Performance Faulty, music directed the modern premiere of Georg Reutter’s opera Dafne (1734) with Peabody students and alumni. Master’s early music student

In January, Preparatory dance faulty Lisa Green-Cudek taught students in three school workshops sponsored by Early Music Hawaii with members of Gut, Wind and Wire;

The Pitch Craft Collective is a new Baltimore-based concert series and ensemble that includes artistic director Sonya Knussen (GPD ’12, Vocal Performance) and performers Julie

Leah Wenger (MM ’24, Historic Performance and Musicology) was named one of the four Fall 2024 Research Interns at the Boulanger Initiative, the Takoma Park-based

Peabody alumni and faculty are well represented in the 2025 Grammy nominations. The 67th Annual Grammy Awards take place February 2, 2025, at the Crytpo.Com Arena

On August 16, True Concord Voices and Orchestra released A Dream So Bright, an album of Jake Runestad’s (MM ’11, Composition) music. Ross Tamaccio (MM

Historical Performance faculty artists Richard Stone and Gwyn Roberts’ orchestra, Tempesta di Mare, received the Johann Friedrich Fasch Prize of the City of Zerbst, Germany,