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Peabody hosts sensory-friendly concert for autistic listeners

Published April 5, 2019

The interactive concert, held in partnership with advocacy organization the Musical Autist, is designed to appeal to people with neurological differences

Still from Futvre Lands performance

Music

Best seat in the house

Published Spring 2019

Thomas Dolby headlines virtual reality festival FUTVRE LANDS—kinda, sorta / Johns Hopkins Magazine

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Welcome, new Blue Jays!

Published March 15, 2019

Hopkins invites 2,309 students to join its Class of 2023 from an applicant pool of more than 30,000

Bronstein reappointed as Peabody dean

Published March 12, 2019

Since joining Peabody in 2014, he has adopted a new curriculum and education model for aspiring artists, forged ties across the university and in the community, and been a vocal advocate for equity and inclusion

Map from the 1630s

Book talk

The hidden histories revealed by maps

Published Feb 27, 2019

Exhibition at the Peabody Library explores how historical maps have influenced state and local history

Peabody in the snow

Audition Week

The snow must go on

Published Feb 22, 2019

Despite inclement weather, the show must go on for the hundreds of musicians, composers, and dancers who auditioned this week at Peabody

Performance

HCO's classical weekend

Published Feb 15, 2019

Conductor Jordan Randall Smith chats about the classical era and how musicians are thinking about reassessing the canon

Intersession

The times were a-changin'

Published Jan 10, 2019

In Dylan, Motown, and the Beatles, students examine the dynamic and tumultuous period of the 1960s through lens of popular music

Composite image of Frances Pollock and Tia Price

Peabody

Reality opera

Published Winter 2018

Composer Frances Pollock insists that opera needs to tell new stories, with new collaborators, for new audiences / Johns Hopkins Magazine

Peabody's support helps lift city musician to new heights

Published Oct 12, 2018

Peabody provides a springboard for East Baltimore native Mateen Milan, who dreams of joining a professional orchestra