Tag: recording_arts

Alumnus Zach Herchen (BM ’07, MM ’09, Saxophone; BM ’06, Recording Arts) and Elisabeth Halliday (BA ’07, German) have released a self-produced album of music

Dan Cohen, a master’s candidate in audio sciences, was named a 2011 National Champion for Rubik’s Cubing, at the National Tournament, held in Columbus, Ohio

Director of Recording Arts and Sciences Scott Metcalfe was a guest on NPR’s Science Friday discussing the relative merits of vinyl and CDs. Why Vinyl

Inspired by Peabody National Advisory Council member Lori Laitman’s I Never Saw Another Butterfly, a setting of poetry written by children during the Holocaust, Elisabeth

Yao Lu wins Best Stereo Classical Recording award at the AES Student Competition in San Francisco. http://www.aes-sda.org/cms/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=186&Itemid=51

Geoff Knorr (BM ’07, Recording Arts and Sciences; MM ’08, Composition) was the orchestrator for all, and composer on some, of the music recently recorded

Junior Gabe Slotnick and master’s candidate Jongsu Lee received “Outstanding Performance” recognition for their submission to the 2010 Downbeat Magazine Student Music Awards in the

A recording engineered by the fourth-year class received a third-place honorable mention award the Shure Fantastic Scholastic 6 Recording Competition.  Members of the team are

Lawrence Manchester (BM ’94, Percussion; BM ’95 Recording Arts and Sciences) received a GRAMMY nomination for Best Engineered Album Non-Classical category for his work on

Inca Dances, performed by Peabody faculty member Manuel Barrueco (BM ’75, Guitar), won the Best Classical Contemporary Composition category at the Latin GRAMMY Awards. Ed