Emily Bear Ventures into Pop
The Berklee student, already a successful jazz pianist and composer at 18, talks to the BIRN about exploring new musical territory.
Terri Lyne Carrington and Social Science
Terri Lyne Carrington, Aaron Parks, and Matthew Stevens discuss their new band, Social Science, which confronts social justice issues through music.
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Boston Globe: SpeakEasy, Conservatory Partner to Give Students Theatrical Experience
The Boston Globe spoke to Boston Conservatory at Berklee Dean of Theater Scott Edmiston, faculty members Paul Daigneault and Laura Marie Duncan, and alumni Stephanie Umoh and Dwayne P. Mitchell for a feature on the department's exclusive academic and artistic partnership with SpeakEasy Stage Company.
NPR's Marketplace: Sirius is investing in SoundCloud to the tune of $75M
Professor George Howard spoke to NPR's Marketplace about Sirius' investment in SoundCloud and its impact on the music of up-and-coming recording artists.
Bay State Banner: In the News: Tonya Butler
Berklee has appointed Butler as chair of the Music Business/Management Department.
NPR Marketplace: Streaming Rescued Record Labels. But Has It Abandoned Artists?
Professor George Howard appeared on NPR's show Marketplace to discuss Warner Music Group's plans to go public.
Bay State Banner: In the News: Yoron Israel
The Bay State Banner ran a feature on Yoron Israel's appointment to chair of the Percussion Department.
Los Angeles Sentinel: Tonya Butler Appointed Chair at Berklee College of Music
The Los Angeles native discusses her hopes for the new role.
