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Read about members of an alt-rock band and other Berklee students who have spent a semester studying in Valencia, Spain.
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Study with esteemed conductor Bruce Hangen and spend your days at the podium in Boston Conservatory at Berklee's orchestral conducting program. Apply by December 15.
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Boston Conservatory at Berklee's top-rated contemporary dance program challenges you to think beyond conventions to become a cutting-edge artist. Apply by December 15.
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Boston Conservatory at Berklee’s graduate string programs prepare musicians for versatile careers through specialized performance training and focused studies in audition technique, career development, and entrepreneurship. Apply by December 15.
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Berklee's first international campus, in Valencia, Spain, offers master's degrees, summer programs, and many other opportunities for global music education.
Develop your artistic voice and gain hands-on experience leading an ensemble in Boston Conservatory at Berklee’s choral conducting program, let by distinguished conductor George Case. Apply by December 15.
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Boston Conservatory at Berklee's leading theater programs provide a trademark combination of acting, voice, and movement training that prepares students for a life in the arts. Apply by December 15.
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Boston Conservatory at Berklee's 50 degree-granting music programs offer musicians focused, conservatory-style training that has been reimagined for 21st-century artists. Apply by December 15.
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Upper-semester Berklee students recently reflected on their time off campus, taking stock of how their relationship to their music has changed.
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Upper-semester Berklee students recently reflected on their time off campus, taking stock of how their relationship to their music has changed.
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Muhl comes to Berklee from USC, where she was dean and founding executive director of the Jimmy Iovine and Andre Young Academy for Arts, Technology and the Business of Innovation.
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RAIDAR, a new licensing platform, makes it easier for student musicians to earn money from their songs and retain full control over their work.
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Enrique Gonzalez Müller wants students to know that their talent shouldn't be measured by the price of their gear.
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For faculty member Richard Boulanger, teaching highly technical courses remotely is creating new spaces for student connection.
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Nominees include several prominent composers, sound mixers, and music editors for a wide range of programs.
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The fall semester will be completely online. Here's what you should know about that experience.
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Fall internships are plentiful and opening up—and the time to apply for one is now.
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Led by Terri Lyne Carrington, the Berklee Institute of Jazz and Gender Justice aims to create a more inclusive bandstand.
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The Conservatory honored Mikhail Baryshnikov and André De Shields, and the College honored Sheila E., John Legend, and Cassandra Wilson in a pair of virtual events on May 9.
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From voice, guitar, and songwriting classes to music theory and production, here are some options for making good use of your time at home.
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Watch Indian celebrities and Berklee artists recreate the title track of the hit film Dil Chahta Hai.
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Boston Conservatory at Berklee student Shelbie Rassler convened a virtual orchestra of 74 of her peers to create connection in a time of social distancing.
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Four ways you can help artists and music industry professionals right now and in the days ahead.
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Progressive music icons Dream Theater and Berklee College of Music announce the creation of the Dream Theater Scholarship Fund.
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The Berklee Valencia instructor is working to bring the baryton out of 18th-century obscurity and into 2020.
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The turntable pioneer shared "the Biblical law of DJing" and other practical wisdom from the early days of hip-hop.
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In an economy that rewards improvisation and entrepreneurship, well-trained artists and musicians are equipped to thrive.
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Massachusetts's first black Congresswoman called for greater inclusion in the media at Berklee's Unsung Heroes Ceremony.
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This semester's concerts highlight pop with a twist, along with the music of the African diaspora, the Middle East, and more.
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Whether it was pop, hip-hop, indie, bluegrass, or jazz, Berklee artists performed and produced some of this year’s most critically acclaimed tracks.
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The Pose star and Berklee alumna talks about her journey as an actress and a trans woman.
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Berklee will once again be a major presence at the awards show, with 28 alumni and two faculty members receiving nominations across 17 categories.
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Bassist Justin Chancellor and drummer Danny Carey shared stories from the band's origins at a recent clinic on campus.
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Watch music production and engineering students gain exposure to the legendary British recording scene during the Wadhams Production Scholars trip.
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The wunderkind producer and songwriter discussed his sold-out solo tour, songwriting, and what it's like collaborating with his sister, Billie Eilish.
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The 25th annual Encore Gala included guest musicians such as Chaka Khan, Grandmaster Flash, and Livingston Taylor.
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It turns out students thrive when academic and residential life overlap.
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Under Brown's leadership, Berklee expanded its global presence, embraced technology, and increased diversity of the leadership and student body.
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It's practically Berklee's middle name—but what are we talking about when we say "contemporary music"?
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The acclaimed artist, DJ, and producer has worked with Diplo, Death Cab for Cutie, Flying Lotus, and more.
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The legendary In Utero producer engineered the Cotones’s “The Final Cut” and dropped priceless wisdom in Berklee’s Studio 2. Listen to the track premiere on Sounds of Berklee.
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Want to build a sustainable career in the music industry? Here are a few tips on how to get started.
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A fan-shot video of the Berklee singer’s recent show in Symphony Park has racked up over 1.2 million views.
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Berklee was ranked no. 3 on a new Forbes list of the top 15 schools in the U.S. producing alumni who have achieved commercial and critical success in the entertainment industry.
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Bollywood star Shalmali Kholgade and singer Pooja Tiwari added technical skills to their natural talents.
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Inspired by NPR’s concert video series, these Berklee students created a popular YouTube series featuring new and emerging artists.
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Berklee Instant Strings joined headlining musicians such as Trey Anastasio, Robin Pecknold, I’m With Her, and Kermit the Frog at Newport Folk Festival 2019.
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The new single by Jackie Foster B.M. '18 has all the trademarks of a classic pop summer anthem: life-affirming lyrics, high sing-along factor, and a killer hook.
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We asked nine female Berklee students to show us around their world. These are their words, images, and stories.
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The music icons received honorary doctorates for their lasting contributions to music and popular culture.
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