Conservatory
Peabody Conservatory
The Peabody Conservatory strives to provide aspiring artists with the skills to pursue professional careers in music and the education to become leaders in the cultural life of their communities.
Admissions
Application forms, audition dates, double degrees, cross-registration, etc.
Areas of Study
Instrumental and academic departments and degree information.
Faculty
Conservatory faculty listed alphabetically.
Student Life
Information about the Peabody campus, dorms, activities, performance opportunities, life in Baltimore, etc.
Student Resources
Academic Affairs, Business Office, Concert Office, Ensemble Office, Financial Aid, Career Center, Music Library, Registrar, Student Affairs.
Alumni
Supporting a lifelong relationship between the Peabody Conservatory and its former students.
Preparatory
Peabody Preparatory
The Baltimore region's premier community school for the performing arts.

About the Preparatory
Course catalog; Ways to study; Events Calendar; News
Register
Register for instruction and classes; Placement info; Academic calendar
Campuses
About the Preparatory's campuses
Departments
Information for current and prospective students
Parent & Student Resources
Student advising; College preparation resources; etc.
Programs for Adults
Programs for Adults at Peabody
Several popular programs for adults on the Peabody campus offer opportunities for personal enrichment and professional development.
Road Scholar at Peabody
Weeklong "study vacations" featuring topical musical classes and daily performances by Peabody students and faculty.
Adult and Continuing Education
Providing enrichment to adults in the community with classes and individual instruction in music and dance.
Other programs for adults
Teacher seminars, piano workshops, outreach programs.
Concerts & Events
Concerts & Events
Concert Calendar
Concerts and recitals at Peabody.
Box Office
Information for ticket buyers.
Concert Halls
Peabody's concert halls.
Peabody Ensembles
Information about Peabody's large ensembles.
Giving
Give to Peabody
George Peabody is considered to be the father of modern philanthropy. Explore the links below to follow in his footsteps.

Friedberg Society
Student and faculty support, naming opportunities
Annual Fund
Peabody Donor's Choice, unrestricted giving
Legacy
Estate planning and charitable income
Peabody in Baltimore
Peabody's work in the community
PNAC
The Peabody National Advisory Council
Gifts in Kind
Instrument donation
About Peabody
About the Peabody Institute

People
Leadership, Staff Directory, Human Resources
History
The history of Peabody Institute and George Peabody
Community
Community Engagement, Johns Hopkins University, Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music
Libraries and Archives
Arthur Friedheim Music Library, George Peabody Library
Visit Peabody
Maps & Directions, Baltimore and the Region

Events

Guest Lectures

2010-2011

March 29, 2011
Malcolm Addey, Legendary Recording Engineer
http://www.oralstudiohistory.com/2008/11/oral-history-by-malcolm-addey.html

March 7-8, 2011
David Bowles, classical recording engineer
November 8, 2010
http://www.swineshead.com/

March 1, 6:00 PM, Studio A (Rm. 220c)
Tim Martyn, classical recording engineer
Technical Director/Chief Engineer, Tanglewood Music Center
Phoenix Audio, LLC

February 18, 1:00 PM, Studio A (Rm. 220c)
Sam Berkow, acoustics engineer: "Studio Design"
http://www.siaacoustics.com/

Feb 17, 6:00 PM, Rm. 206c

SSL (Solid State Logic) "Road Show"
The World in Between Analogue and Digital
http://www.solid-state-logic.com/

"For most of us the world of our DAW encompasses our audio universe. Over time as professional audio engineers and producers we come to realize that there is a world beyond the box. That world includes a myriad of virtual Plugins, analogue and digital hardware. This combination comes together to form our unique and individual signature sound.
Bringing these two elements together is not a simple task and requires technologies that are developed with both workflows in mind.
Join us for an informative and entertaining evening where we will cover the world that lies between Analogue and digital. The hybrid world.
Join us along with guest speaker Fadi T. Hayek from Solid State Logic where we discuss the history and technologies that have lead to this resurgence of Analog and Digital hardware. The topics include;

Summing in the box and outside the box. Understand the science and sound behind this controversial topic.

Transient response and SuperAnalogue: How to get the “Big Record” sound out of my DAW.

Core Audio Pipeline and the PCIe standard: Is zero latency possible in a Native DAW?

Hybrid Processing of Plugins; what are the differences between native and hardware driven audio plugins

Fadi T. Hayek is an audio engineer originally from New York City. In his 20 year career has worked for several recording studios in the 90’s. From there he joined Steinberg Media Technologies where he was part of the sales team as Sales Manager in the US and was involved in product management for Nuendo and Cubase. Currently he’s the National Sales Manager for Workstation Partner Products at Solid State Logic."

November 8, 2010
Alan Douches, mastering engineer
http://www.westwestsidemusic.com/

2009-2010

David Moulton, Moulton Labs
David Budries, theatrical sound designer - YSD
Greg Milner, author: "Perfecting Sound Forever"

2008-2009

Alex Case, educator and author, "Sound FX" LINK
Theresa Leonard, educator, Banff Centre for the Arts LINK
Jim Anderson, educator and Jazz engineer LINK
Malcolm Addey, recording engineer (formerly with Abbey Road)
Mark Willsher, recording engineer LINK
Peter Cook, CBC audio engineer LINK