Bard Conservatory and Music Faculty and Alumni/ae Nominated for 2026 GRAMMY Awards
The 2026 GRAMMYs, officially known as the 68th GRAMMY Awards, will take place on Sunday, February 1.
Bard Conservatory and Music Faculty and Alumni/ae Nominated for 2026 GRAMMY Awards
Clockwise from top left: Lights on a Satellite, featuring Gwen Laster; In This Short Life featuring Devony Smith VAP ’14; Schubert/Beatles featuring Julia Bullock VAP ’11; La Mer: French Piano Trios featuring Eri Nakamura CPF ’15.
The Bard College campus is awash in music—by all accounts, one of the school’s most distinctive features. The Music Program, one of the largest programs on campus, provides a wide range of musical concentrations, and the Bard Conservatory aims to provide the best possible preparation for a person dedicated to a life immersed in the creation and performance of music.
Post Date: 11-25-2025
New York Times Reports on Bard College’s Efforts to Free Ali Faqirzada ’28
“If you stand for the truth and for learning and all the virtues of a serious education and an examined life and you believe in the idea of justice, you have to act,” said President Leon Botstein.
Kenneth Stern ’75, Director of the Bard Center for the Study of Hate, Spoke About Anti-Semitism, Free Speech, and American Universities on College Matters
“We want to make you critical thinkers. We want to encourage you to try on ideas,” Stern said.
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