J.S. Bach, Violin Partita No. 1 in B Minor
Boston Conservatory at Berklee violin student Gioia Gedicks performs this Bach piece.
Bill Frisell: The Music Keeps Going
Bill Frisell ’78 has followed a musically agnostic path that threads through jazz, pop, folk, country, avant-garde, and other styles.
You Already Have Everything You Need to Make Music
Our ability to create great art comes from within, not from the gear we don’t own.
Meet Five Video Game Composers and Sound Designers
Learn about these careers and who is shaping the industry.
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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Bloomberg Law: Immigration Lawyer Uses Music to Appeal for Immigrants
Lawyer Susan Cohen is using music to raise awareness of the plight of refugees in a video she created called “Beyond the Borders.” In the video for the song, Berklee students sing and provide the instrumental accompaniment.
Variety: 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.
