Sejoon Park (BM ’12, Piano), who studied with Boris Slutsky, will have his Philadelphia debut recital broadcast on New York’s Classical Network WWFM today, May 4, at 10:00 am. At this recital, sponsored by Astral Artists in Philadelphia, Mr. Park premiered music theory faculty member Joel Puckett’s A Lullaby with My Daughter.
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Ella Green and Zoe Sheller Chosen to Perform in Honors Recital Reply
Ella Green
Zoe Sheller
Teen Voice Honors recitalists Ella Green, a Preparatory voice student in studio of Carol Cavey-Miles, and Zoe Sheller, Preparatory voice student in studio of Alina Kozinska, were selected by adjudicators Diva Alba, Patrick Cook, and Kyle Engler to sing on the Honors Recital on Sunday, April 2 at 6:00 pm in Cohen-Davison Family Theatre. Ms. Green, 17, is a senior at Severn School, and Ms. Sheller, 16, is a junior at James M. Bennett High School in Salisbury, Md.
Peabody Harpists to Perform at the 13th World Harp Congress in Hong Kong Reply
Peabody harpists – Erin Baker, Olivia Castor, Tianyang Chen, Peggy Houng, Olivia Kim, Melody Leung, Jessica Sudarta, and faculty artist Jasmine Hogan (BM ’11, AD ’16, Harp, MM ’14, Harp/Pedagogy) – will play two full programs at the upcoming World Harp Congress in Hong Kong. This is an honor for the studio and a departure from normal Congress selection procedures of 10-15 minutes per selection, except for the headlining performers. More…
Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death by David Smooke Mentioned on The Rest is Noise Reply
Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death, A CD by faculty artist David Smooke (MM ’95, Composition), was mentioned by Alex Ross of the New Yorker on his blog The Rest is Noise as a recent release of interest. Find more information and purchase Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death here.
Musicians & Mood Disorders: A Conversation with Midori and Dr. Kay Redfield Jamison 1
“The most zealous of artists, the most terrible melancholy”*
Musicians & Mood Disorders
A Conversation with Midori and Dr. Kay Redfield Jamison
Dr. Karen Swartz, moderator
Tuesday, February 7 from 9:30 to 11:00 am
The Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University
Cohen-Davison Hall More…
