Peabody faculty violinist Judith Ingolfsson and pianist Vladimir Stoupel perform a recital featuring Rebecca Clarke’s sonatas.
How can racial healing be achieved at a time when political and social divisions across the country run deep? Hahrie Han takes up this question in conversation with Robert P. Jones and special guests Chuck Mingo and Jess Knight.
Sens. Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska) and Sheldon Whitehouse (D-Rhode Island) discuss how they got the bipartisan Save Our Seas Act 2.0 made into law, moderated by Allyson Chiu from The Washington Post
Daniel H. Weiss and Jennifer Kingsley will be in conversation about “Why the Museum Matters” as part of the Alexander Grass Humanities Institute’s Humanities on the Hill series.
In tandem with the publication of the bilingual English/German edited volume bearing the same name, edited by Harald Kisiedu and George E. Lewis, this program presents sonically audacious new music by Nicole Mitchell, Jeffrey Mumford, Andile Khumalo, Leila Adu-Gilmore, and Tebogo Monnakgotla.
The Business Access Media conference is the ultimate networking event for MBA public relations directors and the business media.
This program features today’s leading musical voices of the Brazilian diaspora and explores the complexities and intersections of identity, race, history and cultural ethos from within a Brazilian framing.
A program featuring new works for bassoon, including works by incarcerated composers.
Bringing together diverse science, humanities, and engineering scholars, technologists, and policymakers, the symposium will explore issues across the spectrum of AI innovation.
Michael Hersch’s fourth opera, and we, each, is an exploration of the treacherous territories of relationships—between individuals, within societies and, ultimately, the collapse of both. The performance features the talents of several Johns Hopkins alums and faculty, including Hersch, James Matthew Daniel, and Ah Young Hong.
Peabody student ensembles perform pivotal works by Dmitri Shostakovich and Ludwig van Beethoven as part of Art and Democracy Day at the Hopkins Bloomberg Center.
A new ensemble created to spotlight Peabody’s graduate students in Jazz Studies takes the stage, directed by acclaimed drummer Allison Miller.
Peabody hosts a concert showcasing performers convening for the National Conference of the College Music Society.
Explore emerging trends at the intersection of technology and the performing arts with a Peabody Dean’s Symposium, multimedia performance, and celebration of Thomas Dolby as the inaugural Taylor A. Hanex Professor of Music for New Media.
Peabody faculty vocalist Tony Arnold and alumnus pianist Sahun Sam Hong perform works by Hugo Wolf, Anton Webern, Helmut Lachenmann, and a world premiere by Christopher Trapani.
Signature series and forums hosted at the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center create strategic connections between policymakers, faculty, researchers, and students.
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