Thomas Kotcheff Releases New Album
October 27, 2020
Thomas Kotcheff (BM ’10, Piano) released a new album of Frederic Rzewski’s Songs of Insurrection through Coviello Music Productions. Songs of Insurrection is based on
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WFMT Celebrates Life and Legacy of Leon Fleisher
October 3, 2020
WFMT Chicago will celebrate Leon Fleisher’s life and artistry through the “Exploring Music” program. Starting October 5, the program will rebroadcast a 2018 conversation and
Brian Ganz Performs “A Tribute to Leon Fleisher”
September 24, 2020
Faculty artist Brian Ganz (AD ’93, Piano) will perform “A Tribute to Leon Fleisher” on September 27, at 3:30 pm with a pre-concert talk with
Julian Gargiulo Adds “One Classical Minute”
September 10, 2020
Julian Gargiulo (MM ’97, Piano) posted the third episode of his music series “One Classical Minute” featuring music by Scarlatti.
Washington Garcia on KVNO Radio
August 14, 2020
A performance and interview with Washington Garcia (MM ’98, DMA ’03, Piano) aired on July 22 and 25 on KVNO 90.7, the classical radio station
Inna Faliks Speaks About Her Online Weekly Concerts
August 10, 2020
Ampersand, a responsive independent arts and culture digital magazine, speaks to Inna Faliks (BM ’99, MM ’01, GPD ’03, Piano) about her online weekly “Corona
Peabody Mourns Leon Fleisher
August 2, 2020
Fred Bronstein, dean of the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University, released the following statement today, upon news of the death of Leon Fleisher.
Baltimore Lieder Weekend XI to be October 16 to 18
July 31, 2020
Directed by Daniel Schlosberg (BM ’00, MM ’01, Piano; A&S BA ’00, History), Baltimore Lieder Weekend XI has been announced to be October 16 to
Peabody Faculty Perform at Yellow Barn
July 23, 2020
Yellow Barn, a Vermont summer festival where Professor Seth Knopp serves as artistic director, is operating in a modified format this summer. Knopp will perform
Adam Golka Performs with Virtual Virtuosi!
July 6, 2020
Adam Golka (’08, Piano) joined violinist Francesca dePasquale in an online performance of Dvořák’s Romance in F minor, as part of Chesapeake Music’s Virtual Virtuosi!,
