
Jessica Satava Featured in Greenville Journal
Jessica Satava (MM ’04, Voice), the new Executive Director of the Greenville (SC) Symphony Orchestra, was featured in the Greenville Journal on her aim to
Jessica Satava (MM ’04, Voice), the new Executive Director of the Greenville (SC) Symphony Orchestra, was featured in the Greenville Journal on her aim to
Maestra Marin Alsop, Professor and Director of the Graduate Conducting Program, and a handful of Peabody artists join the Chicago Symphony Orchestra for its weekend
Toni Marie Palmertree (BM ’06, Voice) made her Metropolitan Opera debut this season singing the role of Voce dal ciel and covering the role of
Soprano Arianna Rodriguez (MM ’19, Voice) will return to the San Francisco Opera as a 2023 Adler Fellow. The 2023 Adler Fellows will be featured
Tariq Al-Sabir (BM ’15, Voice) recently joined Dev Hynes, Blood Orange, on stage of The Tonight Show performing “Wish,” from the recently-released Four Songs EP. Al-Sabir
Through a partnership forged by the Denyce Graves Foundation, the Peabody Conservatory joins a consortium of conservatories, historically Black colleges and universities, and the Metropolitan
Professor of Composition Michael Hersch’s (BM ’95, MM ’97, Composition) The Script of Storms was released by New Focus Recordings on September 16. His new
Naomi Biela, who is pursuing a double degree in Music for New Media and Voice, recently interned with Impact Soundworks, a software and virtual instrument
Baltimore Choral Arts Society includes several Peabody alumni, including Sarah Berger (MM ’00, Voice), Juliana Marin (MM ’10, Voice), Mara Yaffee (MM ’19, Historical Performance
The Thirteen, a professional choir and orchestra, announces its 2022-23 season including Monteverdi’s Vespers of 1610, Frank martin’s Mass for Double Choir, and more. Members