Ah Young Hong, soprano Wei-Han Wu, piano Kay Redfield Jamison, Co-Director, Mood Disorders Center; Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences An interdisciplinary collaboration of art and psychology developed by Peabody faculty artists Michael Hersch and Ah Young Hong, this concert pairs excerpts from Kay Jamison’s book, Fires in the Dark, a cultural history of psychological […]
Peabody faculty artists Alexander Fiterstein, clarinet; Doug O’Connor, saxophone; Jeff Stern, percussion; and Wei-Han Wu, piano, are joined by violinist Libby Fayette for a program featuring Darius Milhaud’s 1936 Suite for clarinet, violin, and piano, alongside four works by living composers.
Works by Arianelle Arroyo, Grant Cottier, Zachary T. Detrick, David Lu, and Noah Parady performed by organ students from the studio of Daniel Aune.
Ah Young Hong, soprano Wei-Han Wu, piano Kay Redfield Jamison, Co-Director, Mood Disorders Center; Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences An interdisciplinary collaboration of art and psychology developed by Peabody faculty artists Michael Hersch and Ah Young Hong, this concert pairs excerpts from Kay Jamison’s book, Fires in the Dark, a cultural history of psychological […]
Rahzé Cheatham (BM ’19, Vocal Performance) joins BSO oboist Michael Lisicky to perform Vaughan Williams’s “Ten Blake Songs” for the Community Concerts at Second recital series. Culminating in Mozart’s String Quintet No. 3, the concert also includes Valerie Coleman’s Rubispheres, a wind trio depicting urban life and landscapes of New York City.
Sylvia Adalman Faculty Recital Series Judith Ingolfsson, violin Keng Yuen Tseng, violin Victoria Chiang, viola Choong-Jin Chang, viola Alan Stepansky, cello Lachezar Kostov, cello
Singing Their Unsung Song: A Celebration of Underrepresented Composers spotlights art songwriters who struggled to find success due to their gender, race, sexuality, religion, or disability.
Ethel’s Love Legacy at the Creative Alliance at the Patterson features Charenée Wade and Sean Jones leading the Peabody Jazz Ensemble, as well as a program also curated by Brinae Ali.
This free concert continues the decades-long tradition of celebrating student musicians and performers of the African Diaspora. Attendees can expect to be awed by the talent of the student performers, as they each share their gifts through voice, dance and instrumental performances. The program will be approximately 1.5 hours followed by a reception including light […]
Peabody Jazz faculty artist Fran Vielma performs his own original compositions and world-music-influenced arrangements of contemporary jazz, with Savino Palumbo, piano; Steve Arnold, acoustic bass; and Luis Hernández, saxophones.