Composer and vocalist Joshua Bornfield (DMA ’13 Composition; MM ’14, Music Theory Pedagogy) won the commission prize of the 2025 NYC songSLAM Competition for “Shift,”
Laura Strickling (MM ’06, Voice) and Daniel Schlosberg (BM ’00, MM ’01, Piano; KSAS BA ’00, History), perform American art song, including a world premieres
Celebrated American pianist Gilbert Kalish has enjoyed a number of long-standing, rich collaborations with other artists over his distinguished career, and in recent years his
The Pitch Craft Collective is a new Baltimore-based concert series and ensemble that includes artistic director Sonya Knussen (GPD ’12, Vocal Performance) and performers Julie
Jennifer Davison (BM ’95, Voice) was featured in The NYC Daily Post on music, health and the transformative power of the arts.
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
Current undergraduate vocal studies student Lulu Hassanein won first place and Elizabeth Lentz won second place at MD/DC NATS. Both are students of Carl DuPont.
Madilyn Crossland (MM ’19, Voice) sings with The United States Navy Band Sea Chanters Chorus and performed Dolly Parton’s Light of a Clear Blue Morning
Katie Runkel (MM ’13, Voice) was interviewed for a ShoutOut Colorado article about her experience as a working artist in the state of Colorado. This
Professor of voice William Sharp is featured in cultural historian Joseph Horowitz’s documentary “Charles Ives’ America”. See Arts Journal blog for more information.