Alexandra Razskazoff (BM ‘14, Voice) won first place in the Giovanni Consiglio International Competition through the Camerata Bardi Vocal Academy in a virtual competition.
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Alumnae Found ROCopera Reply
Two Peabody alumnae Elisabeth Halliday-Quan (’07, Voice; KSAS BA ’07, German) and Kerri Lynn Slominski (’09, Voice), with Heather Holmquest, founded ROCopera, a new opera collective in the City of Rochester, New York. Their first inaugural performance will be at the Rochester Fringe Festival for Total Request Live [TRL]: OPERA EDITION, September 15-25.
William Sharp and Netanel Draiblate on New PostClassicalEnsemble CD Reply
Voice professor William Sharp and Netanel Draiblate (MM ’07, GPD ’09, Violin) are featured on a new CD of works by Bernard Herrmann by PostClassicalEnsemble to be released in October.
Cierra Byrd Joins Met Opera Young Artist Program Reply
Cierra Byrd (MM ’20, Voice) joins Metropolitan Opera’s Lindemann Young Artist Development Program. The program has trained a new generation of celebrated American and international opera singers.
Alumni Perform Micro-Concerts for Microgrants Reply
Peabody alumni are involved in a new organization called Lift Music Fund, which mission is to make achievement in music more accessible and equitable. The group awards microgrants every month to Black, Latinx, and Native American student musicians to help offset the incidental costs of pursuing a career in music – things like equipment, lessons, travel, application fees, instrument repairs, etc. Lift Music Fund is currently hosting a Micro-Concerts for Microgrants fundraiser series which will feature online performances by professional musicians across the nation. The fundraising series will feature performances from the following Peabody alumni: Claudia Malchow (BM ’17, Viola), Jessica Korotkin (BM ’16, Cello), Shannon Fitzhenry (BM ’18, Violin), Sophie Fortunato (BM ’17, Violin), Bailey Jo Hutton (BM ’17. Voice, Music Education; MM ’17, Voice, Pedagogy), Harry Oehler (BM ’16, Trombone, Music Education; MM ’18, Trombone), and Ian Striedter (BM ’16. Trombone; MM ’17, Audio Sciences).
