Faculty News
PODCAST: Livingston Taylor
Livingston Taylor is one of several artists performing during Berklee's Concert for Haiti in February 2010—the show will range from reggae to old school soul to folk-rock. More
Roots and Reason: The Why Behind the Music
Africana Studies director Bill Banfield waxes on the roots and reason behind American popular music. More
2009-2010 Newbury Comics Faculty Fellowships Announced
In support of Berklee's 2015 vision, Mike and Laura Dreese have created the Newbury Comics Faculty Fellowship. More
Berklee Distinguished Faculty Awards
Some of Berklee's finest professors were honored at Berklee's Teachers on Teaching event this year. More
Music Series at Berklee: Roots and Reason
Africana Studies celebrates blues, gospel, bluegrass, and other roots styles. More
Professor, Students Bring Word and Song to MLK Event
Berklee celebrates Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday with music and spoken word performances in a free open house at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts. More
VIDEO: Faculty Member Eguie Castrillo
Learn about Castrillo, a Latin percussionist with a great resume who loves to teach. More
VIDEO: Majoring in Performance at Berklee
Do you love the stage? Find out what it means to focus your studies on performing. More
Berklee at the Boston Book Festival
Livingston Taylor and five Berklee bands will perform at the inaugural event. More
VIDEO: Prince Charles Alexander
This Grammy-winning singer and producer turned to Berklee for new challenges. More
VIDEO: Berklee in the Classroom—Music Production for Records
A Grammy-winning professor helps students draw the full potential out of a song, down to the tiniest detail. More
VIDEO: MP&E Buzz
What's Music Production and Engineering? This video goes behind the studio glass. More
VIDEO: Jazz at the Fort
Why stay home? Berklee brought summer music to a local park. More
Tomo Fujita Hits It Out of Fenway Park
A Berklee guitar professor performs "The Star-Spangled Banner" before a Red Sox game. More
Banner Year for Berklee Beantown Jazz Festival
Record crowds and unprecedented mix of artists highlight the festival's ninth year. More