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Boston Conservatory alumnus Jonathon Heyward (B.M. '14, cello) was announced as the First Prize winner of the 54th International Competition for Young Conductors at the Besançon Music Festival in Northeastern France.

Boston Conservatory Arist-in-Residence and acclaimed soprano Tony Arnold will spend the 2015–2016 academic year focusing on the creation of new works using students in all the disciplines, including work with composers, singers, instrumentalists, poets and actors. In addition, she will teach music history and composition, conduct the Boston Conservatory's new music ensemble and perform as part of the New Music Festival in February 2016. Read her thoughts on contemporary music and what students can expect to learn during her residency.

Boston Conservatory announces the appointment of Joe Bennett, Ph.D., an internationally renowned music educator, music specialist, author, and forensic musicologist, as the school’s new Vice President for Academic Affairs. He assumed the role July 2015.

Two of the nation’s most prestigious performing arts institutions have announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that paves the way toward an eventual merger.

Boston Conservatory faculty member Sharan Leventhal (violin) will be teaching in the Conservatory's new M.M. in Contemporary Classical Music Performance program. Read her thoughts on the genre and what to expect in the new program.

Boston Conservatory is thrilled to announce that acclaimed soprano Tony Arnold will be a Music Division Artist-in-Residence for the 2015-2016 academic year. 

The new station sounder debuted on WCRB on December 17, 2014 to thousands of listeners and can be heard on any of WCRB's channels: 99.5 (Boston-NH), 89.7 (HD2 Boston), 96.3 (Beacon Hill) or 88.7 (Providence).

Groundbreaking autism programs receive statewide recognition. 

Boston Conservatory student Emily Richards (B.F.A. ’15, Contemporary Dance) has been selected to present her research at the annual International Association for Dance Medicine and Science (IADMS) conference in October 2015.

Boston Conservatory is pleased to announce that Michael Hanley will join the music division beginning fall 2015. Hanley, an experienced educator, will be teaching musical theater voice and career skills classes.