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The Middle Eastern Music Festival is a celebrated annual event that brings artists from the Middle East, the Balkans, and the Mediterranean together with students from all over the world to learn and experience the musical traditions of those regions.

An original dramatic opera composed by Robert E. Schlink, associate professor in Berklee's Ensemble Department, and his son, Berklee alumnus Robert C. Schlink, and directed by Carol Schlink, Queen Boudicca: A Metal Opera is scored for a large company of singers, a small conventional orchestra, and a heavy metal band.

Berklee’s Songwriting Department, along with the Record Company and Notable Productions, will host Berklee's first all-original Battle of the Bands.  

Beautiful, mesmerizing, and profoundly musical, Ghazal brings together world-renowned Persian and Indian musicians to create an exquisite and harmonious dialogue between the two traditions. 

This annual festival celebrates Berklee's abundant international student population with faculty and student performances. 

Enjoy a conversation with prolific and popular contemporary composer Philip Glass as he discusses his long-awaited memoir, Words Without Music. Each ticket purchased includes a signed copy of the book. 

The Reach Out Initiative will host a major visiting artist to speak about the connection between healthy lifestyle choices and the sustainability of a musician's career.

Each semester, between 120 and 180 voice students audition for the opportunity to be cast in Singers Night, one of the Voice Department's premiere shows. 

Perfect Pitch is the songwriting club's annual contest featuring Berklee's top vocalists singing songs by Berklee songwriters.