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Peabody Institute

A Voice for Artistic Youth Empowerment
Published Winter 2023
Baltimore native Alysia Lee, Peab '06 (MM), is recognized at the national level for her work to advance access, equity, and minority representation in the arts. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Q+A
Cutting through the distortion on musician hearing health
Published Oct 30, 2023
Bloomberg Distinguished Professor Kris Chesky talks about the musician-specific earplug industry, and what might be done to improve how musicians and their teachers prevent noise-induced hearing loss
Hip-hop's indelible influence
Published Summer 2023
A Baltimore Museum of Art's exhibit celebrates hip-hop's impact on culture / Johns Hopkins Magazine
A maestro marks 30 years with Hopkins Symphony Orchestra
Published Summer 2023
Jed Gaylin, Peab '95 (DMA), discusses his musical milestones / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Arts+Culture
From pandemic pivot improvisation to Peabody tradition
Published March 22, 2023 Video
Conservatory students return to the cafeteria to commemorate the third anniversary of a spontaneous final performance before the COVID-19 lockdown in March 2020
Community
Sounds of the season
Published Dec 7, 2022 Video
Peabody students perform throughout the Baltimore community through partnership with Pratt Library
CHEERS: PEABODY
On stage and off: A busy season for music and dance faculty
Published Dec 2, 2022
An opera's debut at the Met, an HBCU collaboration, an open-access virtual textbook, and more
Music
The return of Peabody's full concert season
Published Sept 23, 2022
The Peabody Institute will welcome back in-person audiences while continuing livestream options for some of their performances
Podcasting
Up the Musical Mountain
Published Fall 2022
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra cellist Joel Dallow, Peab '94, is the host of "The Cello Sherpa," a podcast about the climb from intermediate musician to the professional stage. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
BENEFITS + PERKS
Explore Peabody's perks
Published Sept 14, 2022
See any of the Institute's free concerts or use tuition remission benefits to encourage your—or your child's—love of dance and music