The Making of a Spatialized Audio Production
This immersive 360 audio and visual experience, led by Yao Wang, involves more than 50 students across seven majors.
J.S. Bach, Violin Partita No. 1 in B Minor
Boston Conservatory at Berklee violin student Gioia Gedicks performs this Bach piece.
Kelly Corcoran Brings Classical Music to All
Kelly Corcoran reflects on her path from the Conservatory to her career as a conductor and founder of Intersection, a contemporary music ensemble focused on community engagement.
Susan Rogers: Recording with Prince
The music production and engineering professor—Prince's staff engineer from 1983 to 1987—discusses an average day with the late pop legend.
Ingrid Jensen: Charting Her Own Course
Jazz trumpeter Ingrid Jensen ’89 has learned to navigate between an international music career and her deeply-rooted family life.
Omar Hakim on the Melting Pot of American Music
The drummer, composer, and producer has performed with the biggest names in music without becoming typecast.
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Female Composer Scales New Heights
Berklee alumna Pinar Toprak is the first female composer to score a major comic-book movie.
WJAR: The Berklee Silent Film Orchestra Comes to Providence, RI
NBC Providence speaks to members of the Berklee Silent Film Orchestra about their upcoming performance in Providence, Rhode Island. They have composed an original score to the 1928 film The Man Who Laughs.
Bay State Banner: In the News: Ron Savage
The Bay State Banner covers Ron Savage's new role as dean of the Professional Performance Division.
Pollstar: Go Pro: How the Live Music Biz Is Developing Artists
The Berklee Popular Music Institute’s model of preparing students for festivals is featured in this concert industry trade publication’s report on building musicians' careers.
Marietta Daily Journal: Graduate Addresses Boston Commencement
The Georgia newspaper featured news about Conservatory graduate Briana Bunkley giving the student speech at the ceremony.
Boston.com: Panos A. Panay on the Future of Music
In an interview with HUBweek cofounder Kathleen Kennedy, Panos A. Panay discussed the unbundling of higher education, becoming an entrepreneur in Boston, and more.
