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2020 Hopkins-affiliated Grammy nominees
Music
Three with Peabody ties receive Grammy nominations
Published Nov 22, 2019
Guest faculty members Chris Cerrone and Harold Meltzer are nominated, as is music by alum Jake Runestad
Pushing against the rep
Published Spring 2016
Violinist Courtney Orlando didn't want to master the standard repertoire; she's forged a big career anyway / Johns Hopkins Magazine
A gathering of the new
Published Winter 2015
Young composers, performers, writers, and music fans will descend on Peabody Institute's Mount Vernon campus in January / Johns Hopkins Magazine
CONVERSATION
What I've Learned: Roger Brunyate
Published Aug 4, 2015
Peabody's accomplished opera director recalls his career as a 'perpetual amateur'
Working out the new
Published Spring 2015
Sit in on a SONAR Ensemble rehearsal / Johns Hopkins Magazine
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
Tales of Hoffman
Published Summer 2014
Composer Larry Hoffman brings the blues to the classical stage. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Giving
Putting gifts to good use
Published Spring 2014
With each object donated to Johns Hopkins, there's a story that comes with it. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
Peabody
Dreams of the fallen
Published Winter 2013 Video
Jake Runestad's new composition skips the bugles and tells an intimate story of life in the military. / Johns Hopkins Magazine