GLEN ECHO, Md. - Marylandian -- After more than 25 years as Executive and Artistic Director of the Washington Conservatory of Music (https://www.washingtonconservatory.org/) (WCM) Kathy Judd will be leaving her post at the end of May 2024.

Among her numerous accomplishments at WCM during her tenure include the recruitment and retention of outstanding faculty and staff, the Bach Room Concert Series held in the Back Room of the Spanish Ballroom of Glen Echo Park- which presents world-class musicians, including the WCM ensemble-in-residence the Pressenda Chamber Players, new classes, camps and projects.

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Hallmarks of her legacy include will be the creation of Tapestry Music Outreach Project, which provides musical opportunities for traditionally marginalized children and the spearheading the transition of the Washington Conservatory of Music to Glen Echo Park.

"I am proud of the accomplishments of WCM over these years - especially the relationships built and lives touched by music" Judd reflected.
Judd has led a multi-faceted musical life as a violinist, arts administrator, violin teacher, chamber music performer and orchestral/commercial musician.

WCM Board Chair Dudley Winthrop expressed his gratitude for Judd's years of service.  "We remain grateful for Kathy's tenure and are also excited about the next phase of WCM's evolution." He stated.

Judd's last day will be May 31, 2024.