Conservatory Alumni

Wilkins ’78 Conducts National Symphony Orchestra with Jennifer Hudson at Wolf Trap

On Thursday, Sept. 5, Thomas Wilkins ’78 will conduct the National Symphony Orchestra at Wolf Trap in a special performance featuring Grammy- and Oscar-winner Jennifer…

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Shores ’99 Mixes and Masters Grammy Award-winning “Songs of Orpheus”

Adjunct Assistant Professor of Music Production & Recording Technology Dan Shores ’99, B.M., mixed and mastered “Songs of Orpheus,” featuring Karim Sulayman & Apollo’s Fire,…

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Qing Accepted to MPS Fashion Photography Graduate Program

En Lin Qing ’18 was accepted to the MPS Fashion Photography graduate program at the New York School of Visual Arts (SVA). Qing served as…

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Wong ’17 Appointed Academic Lecturer at Australian Institute of Music

Annie Wong ’17 was recently appointed academic lecturer at the Australian Institute of Music in Sydney, Australia. Wong earned a Doctor of Musical Arts in…

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Wilkins ’78 Awarded Virginia Symphony Orchestra’s Dreamer Award

Thomas Wilkins ’78 was awarded the Virginia Symphony Orchestra’s Dreamer Award on Sunday, Jan. 20, during a special concert celebrating the legacy of Dr. Martin…

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Research by Bingham ’18 Published in Music Therapy Perspectives

Research by Martina Bingham ’18 (Doctor of Musical Arts in Voice Pedagogy), was accepted as an article, “Defining the Therapeutic Singing Voice: An Analysis of…

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‘A Mother’s Will’ Wins Award At Film Festival In Toronto

Short Co-Produced By Shenandoah Faculty Serving As Platform For Feature-Length Documentary

The short documentary, “A Mother’s Will,” which was co-produced by two Shenandoah faculty members, was just selected as Best North American Documentary Short at the Alternative…

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Banks Debuts As Evan Hansen On Broadway

Shenandoah Student Is First Person Of Color To Play Tony-Winning Musical's Title Role

Roman Banks ’21 made history on Wednesday, Dec. 12, when he became the first person of color to play the title role in the Tony-winning…

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Shoremount ’75, ’84 Honored at the VMEA In-Service at The Homestead

Adjunct Assistant Professor of Music Education Paul E. Shoremount ’75, ’84, M.M.E., was honored at the Virginia Music Educators Association (VMEA) In-Service at The Homestead…

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