T. Herbert Dimmock is considered one of the foremost Baroque experts in the country, and his conducting credits include nearly all the oratorios and anthems of Handel, all the major Bach works, and 160 Bach Cantatas. He has conducted the music of Bach in the U.S., Germany, Canada, and England, working with many of
Wayne L. Wold is a professor, college organist, and chair of the Music Department at Hood College in Frederick, MD. He is the director of Music Ministry at First Lutheran Church in Ellicott City, MD. An active composer, author, performer, church musician, and clinician, Wold holds a DMA from Shenandoah Conservatory in Winchester, VA;
Mel R. Wilhoit, DMA, taught music and fine arts for 35 years at Bryan College in Dayton, TN, where he was Chair of the Music Department. He has traveled widely, performing in venues such as Methodist Central Hall in London. He currently plays and sings in numerous local ensembles (including Bach in Baltimore) and
The Archbishop Curley Schola is comprised of current Curley students who are invited to become members based on music acuity and demonstrated dedication. The Schola rehearses after school two days each week. The Schola specializes in the performance of a capella music and consists of approximately fourteen (14) students. Days and dates of Schola
The Güde String Quartet was formed at Peabody Preparatory in the Performance Academy for Strings, a program that fosters the development of serious young musicians and supports their chamber music growth and aspirations. The members of the quartet have all individually been recognized in regional and national competitions on their instruments, and have developed
Drawing from a student body of more than 2,500 students, the Richard Montgomery choral program has three ensembles: Madrigals, Concert Choir, and Treble Chorale. These ensembles perform at numerous concerts, competitions, and community events, regularly receiving accolades and superior competition scores. The Richard Montgomery choral program is under the direction of Ms. Carrie Eyler.
