New Peabody CD Features the Work of Aaron Jay Kernis
The Peabody Symphony Orchestra’s second commercial recording in four years, highlighting the music of composer Aaron Jay Kernis, features flute soloist and Peabody professor Marina Piccinini and conductors Marin Alsop, Peabody director of graduate conducting and music director of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, and Leonard Slatkin, music director of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra.
Peabody Faculty Rankings in Place
This fall, the Peabody Conservatory rolled out its first-ever rank and promotion process for faculty members, marking a true milestone for Peabody, which historically had operated under a system of annual contracts.
Instrumental Engineering
Peabody courses that are open to Homewood students are few and far between. Courses that provide an opportunity to get practical experience in a lab setting are also scarce.
50 Years of Looking to the Future
Peabody Computer Music enjoys unprecedented standing as the first electronic music studio in a music conservatory in the United States.
Nurturing ‘Change-Makers’ in the Arts
For years, Beth Stewart (KSAS BA ’04, Latin American Studies; BM ’04, MM ’06, GPD ’09, Voice) had an idea floating around in her head.
New Board Chair with a Long Hopkins History Appointed
Growing up, Jill McGovern played the violin from age 5 through high school, when she reached the first chair of the second violin section in her school orchestra, the pinnacle of her violin career.
Ci-Ying Sun and Marc von May Join Advisory Board
The Peabody Institute is pleased to announce two new additions to the Peabody Institute Advisory Board (piab).
Supporting the Health of Young Performers
As a former dancer and educator, Lori Raphael has seen firsthand how injuries can jeopardize a career.
Settling New Scores
Ashna Pathan discovered her love of music listening to her father’s favorite albums.
