Hopkins Songs

The tradition of The Johns Hopkins University includes some great old college songs, from fight songs to the university ode, and even a song for barbershop quartet. And the tradition continues, with new works, including one written to herald the dawn of the third millennium. You can listen to those songs here.

Performers on all recordings: Trumpeters Tom Hall, Elizabeth Robinson, Tao Ge and Brian Bunnell, students in the Peabody Conservatory of Music of The Johns Hopkins University. Recorded Nov. 1, 2001, in the Peabody Recording Studios. Brian Thompson, student engineer.

Special thanks to David Fetter, associate dean for performance activities and placement at the Peabody Conservatory, for writing the arrangements and organizing the recording of this music. Additional credits are included on the page for each song.

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