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Summer in Boston means a slew of great musical experiences are right around the corner.

Acclaimed violinist Layth Sidiq visited Lebanon to work with refugee children from Syria. 

Kevin Doucette and Ishaan Chhabra received a Sports Emmy for their work on the surfing documentary Momentum Generation.

Presented by the Latin Grammy Cultural Foundation, the four-year scholarship allows the pianist from Vigo, Spain, to pursue a Bachelor of Music degree at Berklee College of Music.

The Tellys honor excellence in video and television across all screen formats.

Recent alumni John Michael Bradford and Ethan Santos took a last-minute opportunity to perform with members of Bon Iver and the National in the indie supergroup Big Red Machine. 

As the inaugural Ken Pullig Visiting Scholar in Jazz Studies, the five-time Grammy-winner will coach a student ensemble, work with faculty, and present master classes.

McMahon, a successful film composer and orchestrator who currently serves as assistant chair of the department, succeeds Alison Plante as chair on September 1.

No Limits Media is an organization dedicated to helping all people with different abilities through various media initiatives and educational curricula.

Berklee hosts free concerts on June 18 and 20 by students from Boston Conservatory at Berklee, Berklee Global Jazz Institute, and partner institutions as part of its Global Summit.

The brass faculty member infuses his teaching with his experience as a performer, arranger, and composer.

The campaign has raised more than $160 million in support of student financial aid, state-of-the-art facilities, and other groundbreaking initiatives.