
Dontae Winslow and Tim Green Featured on Jill Scott’s Album ‘To Whom This May Concern’
Dontae Winslow (BM ’97, MM ’99, Trumpet) plays tuba, and faculty artist Tim Green plays saxophone on “Be Great” and “Pay U on Thursday,” respectively,

Dontae Winslow (BM ’97, MM ’99, Trumpet) plays tuba, and faculty artist Tim Green plays saxophone on “Be Great” and “Pay U on Thursday,” respectively,

Peabody Alumnus Dr. Kyle Jones (MM ’18, Saxophone Performance) has recently been appointed as the new Assistant Professor of Music Business at the Rudi E.

Sean Campbell (MM ’17, Saxophone) was appointed Executive Director of Emerald City Music. As Executive Director, Campbell will provide administrative leadership and support to ECM’s

Baltimore composer Alexandra Gardner (MM ’97, Composition) composed a new saxophone concerto inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope. The premiere took place at Guilford

Soprano and faculty artist Ah Young Hong (BM ’98, MM ’01, Voice) sings a haunting series of words-as-sounds to open “The Quiet Sound of Making Beds,” a

The Serge Koussevitzky Music Foundation in the Library of Congress has awarded commissions for new musical works to eight composers and the groups co-sponsoring their

cory ryan kasprzyk (MM ’05, Composition, Saxophone) has joined the faculty at York College (CUNY), as a full-time Lecturer of Music, teaching music courses in production,

Kyle Jones (MM ’18, Saxophone) has been selected as one of the 10 recipients of a 2023 Rocket Grant through the Charlotte Street Foundation and

The soundtrack to the Netflix documentary King of Clones, composed by Dan Deacon and released in June, features alumni musicians Peter Kibbe (BM ’12, Cello),

Téa Mottolese (BM ’20, Saxophone and Recording Arts and Sciences; MA ’21, Acoustics) goes ‘Behind the Soundboard‘ with GBH, Boston’s public radio station, discussing her