In the latest episode of Sounds of Berklee, “electro-symphonic” composer David Ibbett breaks down his process for turning scientific data into musical notes.
In this episode of Sounds of Berklee, the Boston Calling–bound indie folk artist explores how discovering songwriting and a supportive queer community led to deeper self-discovery.
The Wayne Shorter Quartet, which formed in 2000, was the late saxophone legend's longest running permanent band. From left: Brian Blade (drums), Danilo Pérez (piano), Wayne Shorter (saxophone), John Patitucci (bass).
The Berklee NYC songwriter talks about her journey from musical theater to writing songs, getting inspired by the Big Apple, and how freestyle rapping stretched her artistry.
In Latin Songwriting, visiting artist Claudia Brant will focus on the value of collaboration, working across genres, and how to approach lyric translations.