A daylong celebration of the guitar featuring classes and performances for guitar students of all ages and experience levels. Classes and workshops will be offered for both classical and popular styles and include topics such as technique, composition, and improvisation as well as classical guitar construction and care. Performances will feature guest artists and ensembles. […]
Alexandra Razskazoff (BM '14, Voice) will cover the role of Fiordiligi in Palm Beach Opera’s Così fan tutte.
Music theory assistant professor and harpsichordist Paula Maust (MM '16, DMA '19, Harpsichord) performs selections from Elizabeth Turner’s 1756 Lessons for Harpsichord, one of the earliest published collections of music by an Englishwoman.
Viola faculty member Choong-Jin Chang will join the virtual AVS “greenroom” for a live discussion with host Steven Tenebom.
The Peabody Songbook Series bring students from the Vocal Studies and Piano divisions together for a pair of themed concerts every semester that investigate a wide range of repertoire. This semester, the February 27 concert features traditional Liederabend, a program of German song, and the April 4 program spotlights all-American music. Ideas for future recitals include […]
Nico Muhly: Reliable Sources Paul Dooley: Masks and Machines Kevin Day: Concerto for Wind Ensemble
This master class has been canceled. We apologize for the inconvenience. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Sonata in C minor, K. 457 Dora Chen, piano Ludwig van Beethoven: Sonata No. 31 in A-flat Major, Op. 110 Minjin Kim, piano View the Full Program
This master class has been canceled. We apologize for the inconvenience. Ludwig van Beethoven: Sonata No. 24 in F-sharp major, Op. 78 Nahyoung Kim, piano Robert Schumann: Humoreske, Op. 20 Sophia Lin, piano View the Full Program
Mei-Ann Chen, conductor Jacqueline Audas, violin Jean Sibelius: Concerto for Violin in D minor, Op. 47 Clarice Assad: Sin fronteras Claude Debussy: La mer View the Program
Alfred Schnittke: Voices of Nature Scott Ordway: North Woods Kile Smith: The Arc in the Sky Anonymous: Libre Vermell de Monserrat Francis Poulenc: Litanies à la vierge noire Frank Martin: Mass for Double Choir
Featuring world premieres by David Carlton Adams, Noah Goulet, Merrick Ohata, Qiu Yu, and Aaron Zimmer with additional music by John Cage and Hildegard. Cynthia Hu, soprano Rachel Steelman, soprano Leisha Casimiro, mezzo-soprano Ruya Ozveren, mezzo-soprano Ah Young Hong, soprano and special guest A collaboration between the Peabody Conservatory Department of Composition and the Johns […]
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Ludwig van Beethoven: Sonata No. 24 in F-sharp Major, Op. 78 Nahyoung Kim, piano Robert Schumann: Humoreske, Op. 20 Sophia Lin, piano View the Program
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Sonata in C Minor, K. 457 Dora Chen, piano Ludwig van Beethoven: Sonata No. 31 in A-flat Major, p. 110 Minjin Kim, piano View the Program
Dance BFA Professor and Chair danah bella is one of six women choreographers whose work is realized in Full Circle by 16 women and non-binary dancers in the UC Santa Barbara dance company at the Hatlen Theater.
The Peabody Jazz Ensemble performs works and arrangements by Peabody Jazz faculty artist Javier Nero. Nero will guest conduct the March 10 concert in Joe Byrd Hall, leading the ensemble through his own “Blues Reincarnated,” “Jam #3,” “Kemet,” and “Nostalgic Haiku,” as well as his arrangements of Wayne Shorter’s “United” and McCoy Tyner's “Contemplation.”
Dance BFA Professor and Chair danah bella is one of six women choreographers whose work is realized in Full Circle by 16 women and non-binary dancers in the UC Santa Barbara dance company at the Hatlen Theater.
Dance BFA Professor and Chair danah bella is one of six women choreographers whose work is realized in Full Circle by 16 women and non-binary dancers in the UC Santa Barbara dance company at the Hatlen Theater.
Peter Dayton (MM ’16, Composition) will celebrate the release of his new album "All in the Sound: New Vocal Music by Peter Dayton" with a special release party concert featuring Katie Procell (MM ’18, Voice), Arianna Arnold (MM 18, Voice), Henry Hubbard (MM ’19, Musicology) and Aaron Thacker (MM ’16, Piano).
Peabody jazz faculty Warren Wolf plays at Baltimore’s venerable Caton Castle March 11, 2023, with jazz students Thomas Schinabeck (alto), Hannah Meyer (piano), Charlie Powell (guitar), Will Hazlehurst (bass), and Claudio Silva (drums).
Joseph Young (AD '09, Conducting), Peabody's Ruth Blaustein Rosenberg Artistic Director of Ensembles, will make his Washington National Opera debut conducting three performances of Blue, an opera on racial injustice in the United States today.
Eugène Ysaÿe was one of the most celebrated violinists of his era. The legendary Belgian became a concert star in both Europe and the United States in the late 19th- and early 20th-centuries; his 1931 funeral in Belgium, as noted in his New York Times obituary, drew 50,000 mourners and Queen Elizabeth. Only a few […]
Renee Rosnes, piano Lewis Nash, drums Peter Washington, bass
Joseph Young (AD '09, Conducting), Peabody's Ruth Blaustein Rosenberg Artistic Director of Ensembles, will make his Washington National Opera debut conducting three performances of Blue, an opera on racial injustice in the United States today.
The Trombone Extravaganza concert on Monday, March 13 at 7:30 pm EDT will feature Huai-En Tsai (MM, 06’ Trombone; DMA 12’ Trombone), Nitzan Haroz from the Philadelphia Orchestra, Shachar Israel from the Cleveland Orchestra, and Mathew Guilford from National Symphony Orchestra along with Steinway artist concert pianist Gwhyneth Chen. The program includes many trombone classics […]
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This event has been canceled. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Hitt’n With The Youngins is an exciting new addition to The Jazz Composers Forum that provides young composers with an opportunity to perform their original compositions alongside the pros. This performance will feature student composers and acclaimed musicians from the Peabody Jazz faculty. The Jazz Composers Forum has partnered with An die Musik Live to bring […]
Peabody Opera Theatre Peabody Symphony Orchestra Mary Duncan Steidl, director Laurie Rogers, conductor Mozart blends comedy, drama, and the supernatural in one of opera’s most well-known stories. Now over 200 years after the premiere, audiences still connect to its many multifaceted characters, beautiful melodies, and timeless themes. Sponsored by Claire and Allan Jensen View the […]
Peabody Opera Theatre Peabody Symphony Orchestra Mary Duncan Steidl, director Laurie Rogers, conductor Mozart blends comedy, drama, and the supernatural in one of opera’s most well-known stories. Now over 200 years after the premiere, audiences still connect to its many multifaceted characters, beautiful melodies, and timeless themes. Audience Advisory: Please be advised that this production […]
Toni Marie Palmertree (BM '06, Voice) makes her Florida Grand Opera debut singing the title role in Tosca to be staged in Miami.
Peabody Opera Theatre Peabody Symphony Orchestra Mary Duncan Steidl, director Laurie Rogers, conductor Mozart blends comedy, drama, and the supernatural in one of opera’s most well-known stories. Now over 200 years after the premiere, audiences still connect to its many multifaceted characters, beautiful melodies, and timeless themes. Audience Advisory: Please be advised that this production […]
Toni Marie Palmertree (BM '06, Voice) makes her Florida Grand Opera debut singing the title role in Tosca to be staged in Miami.
Joseph Young (AD '09, Conducting), Peabody's Ruth Blaustein Rosenberg Artistic Director of Ensembles, will make his Washington National Opera debut conducting three performances of Blue, an opera on racial injustice in the United States today.
Alicia Hurtado (MM' 20, Voice) will perform music by Rossini, Donizetti, Puccini, Heggie, Bernstein and Sondheim in Modesto, CA.
Peabody Opera Theatre Peabody Symphony Orchestra Mary Duncan Steidl, director Laurie Rogers, conductor Mozart blends comedy, drama, and the supernatural in one of opera’s most well-known stories. Now over 200 years after the premiere, audiences still connect to its many multifaceted characters, beautiful melodies, and timeless themes. Audience Advisory: Please be advised that this production […]
Toni Marie Palmertree (BM '06, Voice) makes her Florida Grand Opera debut singing the title role in Tosca to be staged in Miami.
In fall 2021 Maestra Susanna Mälkki and the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra performed the world premiere of Peabody faculty composer Felipe Lara’s gorgeously dizzying Double Concerto featuring soloists Claire Chase (flute) and esperanza spalding (bass/voice). From March 23 to March 25, Mälkki leads the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Chase, and spalding through Lara’s work on a program also featuring Antonin […]
Alexandra Razskazoff (BM '14, Voice) will cover the role of Alice Ford in Palm Beach Opera’s Falstaff.
Joseph Young (AD '09, Conducting), Peabody's Ruth Blaustein Rosenberg Artistic Director of Ensembles, will make his Oakland Symphony debut conducting works by Auerbach, Mendelssohn and Prokofiev.
Joy Guidry (BM '18, Bassoon) travels to Los Angeles for their Radical Self Love performance on March 24.
Alexandra Razskazoff (BM '14, Voice) will cover the role of Alice Ford in Palm Beach Opera’s Falstaff.
The Preparatory Dance Spring Showcase taking place March 25 and March 26. Both performances include student works chosen through the 4th Annual Student Choreography Showcase: Kaya Banerjee's "Where to?" and Salma Hassanein's "Absorption." The remainder of program includes a variety of contemporary dance, with works by American Ballet Theatre soloist and choreographer Zhong-Jing Fang and […]
Caleb Hudson, trumpet Achilles Liarmakopoulos, trombone
Alexandra Razskazoff (BM '14, Voice) will cover the role of Alice Ford in Palm Beach Opera’s Falstaff.
The Preparatory Dance Spring Showcase taking place March 25 and March 26. Both performances include student works chosen through the 4th Annual Student Choreography Showcase: Kaya Banerjee's "Where to?" and Salma Hassanein's "Absorption." The remainder of program includes a variety of contemporary dance, with works by American Ballet Theatre soloist and choreographer Zhong-Jing Fang and […]
Inna Faliks (BM ’99, MM ’01, GPD ’03, Piano) will give the DC premiere of a new work by Veronika Krausas at the National Gallery of Art for Women’s History Month.
Peabody welcomes pianist Jacob Rhodebeck to campus for a rare performance. On May 13, National Sawdust in Brooklyn holds the U.S. premier of sew me into a shroud of leaves, the 11-hour cycle by faculty composer Michael Hersch (BM '95, MM '97, Composition). The staggering, profound trilogy—The Vanishing Pavilions for solo piano, Last Autumn for […]
Yun Emily Wang Duke University Talk title: "Touching Silence" About Yun Emily Wang
In fall 2021 Maestra Susanna Mälkki and the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra performed the world premiere of Peabody faculty composer Felipe Lara’s gorgeously dizzying Double Concerto featuring soloists Claire Chase (flute) and esperanza spalding (bass/voice). From March 29 to March 31, Mälkki, Chase, spalding, and the New York Philharmonic perform Double Concerto on a program also featuring Charles Ives' The Unanswered Question and […]
Ray (Rachel) Winder (BM ’14, Jazz Saxophone) performs at the Baltimore Center Stage Sound Check series.
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