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Smith, chair of the Woodwind Department, conducts a wide-ranging Q&A on his career, music, and teaching approach.

The Berklee alumnus discusses the journey that landed him on Sire Records, including his hip-hop infused, multi-genre breakout track, "Sour Patch Kids."

In this wide-ranging interview, Perlak discusses studying with Segovia scholars, her teaching approach, and her modern guitar duo with professor David Tronzo.

Alumna Molly Tuttle '14 discusses writing for her debut album, When You're Ready, and stepping outside her comfort zone at Berklee. 

Students Ranbir Kapoor and Kabir Hiranandani talk about their Mumbai roots and future plans for their band Satva.

Berklee and the Boston Art and Music Soul Festival (BAMS Fest) look forward to presenting their first festival this summer at Franklin Park. 

Esperanza Spalding asserts that her music is not just jazz, but a larger trove of sounds and rhythms that are indescribable to her. 

WBUR talks with Terri Lyne Carrington, Aja Burrell Wood, and Berklee student Samantha Spear about their experiences with inequity in the jazz world, as well as the institute's plans to address it.

The alumnus and celebrated saxophonist is an accomplished educator, composer, and performer. Smith begins May 1.

Bonnie Hayes, chair of the Songwriting Department, talks about her major contributions to Raitt's classic album.

In the second position, Berklee is noted for its global reputation and a wealth of opportunities for students.  

Billboard's annual ranking of top music business schoools focused on programs that put students in the field, doing what they dream about after graduation.