
Joe Miller Nominated for Audio Recording/Mixing/Design Regional Emmy Award
Joe Miller (BM ’20, Recording Arts; BM ’21 Guitar), along with the Central Sound team at Arizona PBS, has been nominated for a Regional Emmy

Joe Miller (BM ’20, Recording Arts; BM ’21 Guitar), along with the Central Sound team at Arizona PBS, has been nominated for a Regional Emmy

Teng Chen (BM ’16, Recording Arts) received an EMMY Award for Outstanding Sound Mixing for a Variety Series or Special as a member of the

Sara Brown (MA ’12, Audio Sciences: Recording and Production) was promoted to Audio Operator II at ESPN. Brown has worked the last three and a

Hsiang-Hsin Ching (BM ’24, Recording Arts and Sciences) has joined the The Philadelphia Orchestra as Orchestra Section Viola.

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

The Audio Engineering Society Convention in New York City announced its’ finalists in the Student Recording Competition including many Peabody students. Category #1: Traditional Acoustic

Jinhao Hu, pictured, (MA ’24, Audio Sciences) won gold and Dichen Song (MA ’24, Audio Sciences) won bronze at the Audio Engineering Society Student Recording

Faculty artist Wendel Patrick received a 2024 Capital Emmy as co-producer of Maryland Public Television’s Artworks: The Art of Curation – Execution program alongside director/producer

Carnegie Hall’s 2024 Summer Music Educators Workshop Keynote Speaker is Wendel Patrick, a Music Engineering and Technology Associate Professor. The program runs June 29 to

Destin Beaumont (MM ’23, Horn; MA ’24, Audio Sciences) has been hired as an Audio Engineer and first ever music producer for the United States