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Music
Sir mix-a-lot
From AMR to 'SNL'
Published Spring 2014
Josiah Gluck, A&S '81, is a sound engineer for 'Saturday Night Live,' where he has worked with some of music's biggest stars / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Have you heard?
A cappella, everywhere
Published March-April 2014 Video
Have you heard? A cappella music is sweeping the Johns Hopkins campus / Gazette
Science! guy
Digital music pioneer Thomas Dolby to join faculty
Published March 1, 2014 Video
1980s pop icon best known for synthpop hit 'She Blinded Me With Science' will be named first Homewood Professor of the Arts
Top performers
Teachers in training
Published Feb 27, 2014
Peabody's music education students learn how to share their musical mastery / The Peabody Post
Notes & Quotes
Embrace the sadness
Published Feb 25, 2014
Event highlights Renaissance music, literature of melancholy
Language arts
Your brain on jazz
Published Feb 19, 2014 Video
Researchers explore what's going on in minds of jazz musicians as they improvise / Hopkins Medicine
Peabody conference explores the meaning of music in our lives
Published Feb 11, 2014
Two-day event attracts experts from various fields across the sciences, humanities
Kind of dark
Premiere performance
Published Jan 30, 2014
SONAR new music ensemble will debut 'By the Light of the Stars,' written by Peabody's Lonnie Hevia
Improv science
Churchill Scholarship winner
Published Jan 28, 2014
Senior cognitive science major Malinda McPherson is interested in studying music's effect on the brain
Now hear this
Your brain on music
Published Dec 2, 2013
Peabody conference will explore musical meaning by examining issues of creativity, culture, and memory from the perspectives of musicology, neuroscience