Media Hits

The Boston Globe spoke to Berklee President Roger H. Brown, Boston Conservatory at Berklee Executive Director Cathy Young, and others in the Boston arts scene regarding the passing of Richard Ortner, former president of Boston Conservatory at Berklee, in an obituary. 

The number of female Berklee Online instructors has grown from 28 percent in 2012 to 33 percent in 2018.

The singer and Berklee alumnus received a four-chair standing ovation from the judges.

The Boston Globe published an article about Mary Lambert's visit to Berklee for Mental Health Awareness Week, which included a special performance and Reach Out talk with our Health and Wellness office.

Berklee Online has increased female enrollment by 65 percent in the last two years.

The Boston Herald spoke to Berklee alumni Charlie Rosen and Grace Kelly about an upcoming performance of video game music at the Berklee Performance Center.

The Boston Globe wrote about the Music and Health Hackathon presentations at HubWeek, with quotes from Berklee faculty members Joy Allen and Annette Whitehead-Pleaux.

The New York Times spoke to Kris Davis and Terri Lyne Carrington about Davis's new role with the Berklee Institute of Jazz and Gender Justice and her impact on the jazz world ahead of the release of her new album, Diatom Ribbons. 

The concerts range from hip-hop and flamenco to blues and roots at the Berklee Performance Center.

Callie Crossley speaks with filmmaker Stanley Nelson and Berklee professor Leon Lee Dorsey on how Miles Davis reinvented jazz.

The Venezuelan vocalist grew up listening to American pop music.

Berklee professors Ron Savage, Gabrielle Goodman, and Sean K. Skeete honor the neighborhood's musical heritage.