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Classical music
Two men, one cello
Published Jan-Feb 2015 Video
Peabody faculty member Amit Peled re-creates Pablo Casals' 1915 concert with the 1733 cello the Spanish cellist once owned / Gazette
Orchestrating Peabody's future
Published Jan-Feb 2015
How Dean Fred Bronstein is leading the oldest music conservatory in the U.S. into the 21st century / Gazette
Peabody's Leon Fleisher
Published Jan-Feb 2015
Acclaimed pianist talks about his early training, career, and teaching / Gazette
A rediscovered ode
Published Winter 2014
At the end, when the audience cheered, it was the culmination of a two-year project—the rediscovery of a long-forgotten piece of music by a once-renowned American composer. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
What's next?
Classical uncertainty
Published Oct 21, 2014
Peabody's Bronstein, others address the future of classical music
What's next?
A classical conversation
Published Oct 13, 2014
Peabody's Bronstein to moderate panel discussion about the future of classical music
Tales of Hoffman
Published Summer 2014
Composer Larry Hoffman brings the blues to the classical stage. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
New leader for Peabody
Symphony CEO, educator, pianist named Peabody dean
Published March 24, 2014
Fred Bronstein, president of St. Louis Symphony, will lead nation's first music conservatory beginning in June
Ji-Yong
An interview with Ji-Yong
Published March 13, 2014
Classical pianist, Korean superstar performs Saturday as part of JHU's Evergreen concert series
Creating a scene
Published Summer 2013
In an era when traditional performance opportunities are shrinking, reed players are ahead of the curve / Johns Hopkins Magazine