Playlists What Berklee is listening to Highlighted 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). Image by Erica Gannett Wayne Shorter and the Art of Now Berklee faculty share their favorite Shorter tracks as a tribute to the legendary saxophonist and composer, who passed away earlier this month.
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). Image by Erica Gannett Wayne Shorter and the Art of Now Berklee faculty share their favorite Shorter tracks as a tribute to the legendary saxophonist and composer, who passed away earlier this month.
Listen to Berklee Artists Who Made 2022's Year-End Lists Electronic, hip-hop, country, jazz, and every style in between: Berklee artists worked on some of the year's best releases—and critics took note.
13 Tracks that Inspired the Berklee Indian Ensemble's Grammy-Nominated Debut Fresh off a Grammy nomination for Shuruaat, the ensemble members share their stories and build a playlist of their musical influences.
Image by Mike Spencer Celebrating 10 Years of the Mediterranean Music Institute Watch a curated collection of videos chronicling music and artists from the institute's first decade.
Image collage by Kelly Davidson Listen to a Selection of the Best Video Game Soundtracks This faculty-curated playlist chronicles iconic video game music from the last four decades.
Image collage by Kelly Davidson What Are the Best Video Game Soundtracks? Faculty from Berklee's game and interactive media scoring (GAIMS) program pick their favorite video game music, from Mega Man to God of War.
Composer, singer, and sound artist Ken Ueno '94 Image courtesy of EMPAC/Mick Bello Explore the World of Throat Singing, Overtone Singing, and Other Multiphonic Vocal Techniques Listen to a playlist curated by Ken Ueno '94 that explores the diverse history and sonic possibilities of the human voice.