Lawrence Manchester (BM ’94, Percussion; BM ’95 Recording Arts and Sciences) and Josiah Gluck, who studied recording arts at Peabody, were featured at the 139th
Bill McQuay (BM ’91, Composition; BM ’92, Recording Arts & Sciences), an audio producer at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, has produced a weekly summer series
BM Recording Arts and Percussion student Daniel Raney is this year’s winner of the Charles Owen Memorial Fellowship for the Aspen Music Festival. The fellowship
The Advanced Recording Systems class held a recording session in Peabody’s Studio A on February 24 to record sound cues for Center Stage’s Twelfth Night
Harold F. Chambers (BM ’90, Recording Arts, Saxophone) has been appointed to the position of recording engineer for the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. He will join
Ben Frock (BM ’04, Jazz Trumpet), Russell Kirk (BM ’05, Jazz Saxophone), and Jake Leckie (MA ’08, Audio Sciences) are featured on the Mobtown Moon
A commissioned composition by Ian Sims (BS ’08 Electrical Engineering; BM ’08, AD ’10, Jazz Saxophone; MA ’10, Audio Science) will be featured in the
Elizabeth Burnham, student of Neil Thompson Shade in the Recording Arts Department, has completed an acoustic study for the OrchKids program. Located in the Lockerman-Bundy
Tim Hartman (BM ’03, Saxophone; BM ’04, Recording Arts) accepted a position as a high school math teacher at Carver Vocational Technical High School in
As the audio engineer for the NPR Music “Project Song” installment on Moby, Neil Tevault (BM ’98, Trombone, Recording Arts) won an Emmy Award in
