Captain Marvel Composer Pinar Toprak on Film Scoring
Alumna Pinar Toprak discusses scoring for blockbuster films and the importance of music education, and gives advice to people who would like to be in the industry.
Leonard Cohen - 'Hallelujah' (Arranged by Pedro Osuna)
Berklee College of Music and Boston Conservatory at Berklee students perform Pedro Osuna's arrangement of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah," featuring vocalist Shalyah Fearing and cellist Nathaniel Taylor.
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Forbes:The College Student Behind the “What the World Needs Now” Viral Video
Forbes spoke with Boston Conservatory at Berklee student Shelbie Rassler about her inspirational "What the World Needs Now Is Love" YouTube video, and how she was able assemble dozens of College and Conservatory classmates' music into a single song.
NPR: Virtual 'Love Sweet Love' from Quarantined Berklee Students
NPR ran a feature on Boston Conservatory at Berklee student Shelbie Rassler's virtual orchestra video on YouTube with over 70 College and Conservatory peers, including a quote from Burt Bacharach.
WHDH-TV: ‘An Important Message’: Berklee Students Create Virtual Orchestra to Uplift Spirits amid Coronavirus Outbreak
WHDH-TV interviewed Boston Conservatory at Berklee student Shelbie Rassler about her inspiring YouTube video for "What the World Needs Now Is Love."
Patriot Ledger: Music Scene: Berklee Alumnus Dayna Stephens Knows the Joys of Sax
The jazz saxophonist recently released the trio record Liberty.
Good Morning America: Boston Conservatory at Berklee Students Make Virtual Orchestra and Sing 'What the World Needs Now Is Love'
ABC's morning news program, Good Morning America, featured Boston Conservatory at Berklee student Shelbie Rassler's virtual orchestra rendition of "What the World Needs Now Is Love" on their broadcast.
WBZ-TV: Berklee Students Create Virtual Orchestra During Coronavirus, Perform 'What The World Needs Now Is Love'
WBZ-TV, Boston's local CBS affiliate, published a news story on the virtual orchestra video by Boston Conservatory at Berklee student Shelbie Rassler.
