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28 Berklee alumni and two faculty members were nominated for Grammys across 17 categories.

The Pose star and Berklee alumna talks about her journey as an actress and a trans woman. 

The cultural collaboration is a part of the Wunderbar Together initiative.

Wright, an acclaimed MC, producer, writer, radio host, arts diplomat, and community organizer, had served as the department’s assistant chair since last summer. 

Cecil Alexander, François Chanvallon, Lucian Gray, and Matt Sewell will compete at the 2019 Herbie Hancock Institute of Jazz International Competition in December.

The five-day performance program brings together gospel's traditions with its contemporary cultural relevance, and will take place August 17–21, 2020.

The Mexican guitarist and singer shared her career journey with students. 

Award-winning a cappella jazz quintent Vox One will open the concert.

The Mediterranean Music Institute hosted several events culminating in an award presentation for flamenco legend Linares. 

The A-list film composer went in-depth on his creative process, scoring tips, and mistakes during a campus visit earlier this week.

The screening includes a new and digitized restoration of Lon Chaney's 1925 classic.

The uncategorizable vocalist, songwriter, and producer discussed her musical journey during a campus visit this fall, and collaborated with Berklee students and engineer Jaime Sickora B.M. '98 (Coldplay, Herbie Hancock).