Berklee Indian Ensemble Brings 'Untold Stories' to Life
The Berklee Indian Ensemble performs "Pinha," an original song composed by and featuring vocals from alumnus Dhruv Goel, ahead of their December 15 concert, "Untold Stories."
The Water Becomes a Character: A Conversation with Metamorphoses Director Theresa Lang
Ahead of Boston Conservatory at Berklee’s Center Stage production of the Tony Award–winning play, we spoke with director Theresa Lang.
Taking a Closer Look at Apparat's "Goodbye"
In this episode of Signal Flow, associate professors Erin Barra and Loudon Stearns talk about why Apparat's masterful "Goodbye," a widely synchronized song, feels frightening.
La Bohème - "Mi Chiamano Mimì"
Boston Conservatory at Berklee student Bizhou Chang performs "Mi Chiamano Mimì" from Giacomo Puccini's opera La Bohème with faculty member Andrew Altenbach on piano.
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Jamaica Plain Gazette: Q&A with Composer Michael Wartofsky
Wartofsky, a professor of harmony, is interviewed about his debut album, All the Possibilities: Broadway Sings Wartofsky.
WickedLocal.com: ‘Astral Weeks,’ a Groundbreaking Album with Cambridge Roots, Honored on 50th Anniversary
Van Morrison's album Astral Weeks has some surprising connections to Berklee.
Boston Herald: Professor's Music Played at President George H.W. Bush's Funeral
Boston Conservatory at Berklee professor Kevin Siegfried's piece "Lay Me Low" was performed at the funeral for President George H.W. Bush, as reported by the Boston Herald.
The Hollywood Reporter: Top 25 Music Schools for Composing for Film and TV
The Hollywood Reporter once again ranks Berklee among the world's top film schools.
The New York Times: Israeli Pianist Wins Thelonious Monk Contest
Tom Oren, a Berklee student, is the winner of the Thelonious Monk Showcase, jazz's most influential competition.
WBUR: To Play or not to Play? The Museum of Fine Arts Activates Its Rare Instruments
Boston's Museum of Fine Arts engages visitors with rare and ancient instruments, some played by Berklee professors.
