Gabriella Reyes' Swift Rise to a Metropolitan Opera Debut
The Boston Conservatory at Berklee alumna performed as the High Priestess in Giuseppe Verdi’s Aida.
Lucy Holstedt Creates a Space for Women Composers and Arrangers
Holstedt, a professor in the Harmony Department, started the Women Musicians Network and annual concert in 1998, back when Berklee's student population was just over 20 percent female. She talks about what's changed over the years, and about this year's show, on November 8.
Dalia & the Big Violin - 'Why Try to Change Me Now'
Dalia Sawaya and Parker Ousley perform their arrangement of "Why Try to Change Me Now" by Cy Coleman.
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CNN: Syrian Singer Brings Her Flair to the International Stage
Berklee student Nano Raies, a singer, songwriter, and composer who left Syria to pursue music, is profiled for the program Inside the Middle East.
Metro: Berklee to Open Jazz and Gender Justice Institute
Terri Lyne Carrington talks to Metro about the Berklee Institute of Jazz and Gender Justice, opening this fall.
Blurred Culture: ANJA Shines with Performance at Outside Lands
The band members discuss forming the group, their songwriting process, and being selected for the Berklee Popular Music Institute.
The Boston Globe: A ‘Frankenstein’ with Many Moving Parts
The Boston Globe interviews Boston Conservatory at Berklee faculty member David Gammons about his staging of Frankenstein.
Forbes: With Boi-1da, Music Takes Center Stage at U30 Summit
Berklee collaborated with the Forbes under 30 Summit to present the college’s annual Business of Hip-Hop/Urban Music Symposium.
NECN: Berklee Beantown Jazz Festival Returns
Professor Darcel Wilson and students Nelly Ake and Ilya Mihailovic show what's in store for their set.
