This film chronicles the journey of trumpet legend Roy Hargrove’s last year, as he embarked on his final European summer tour, while reflecting on his life and the wisdom he wanted to share with young musicians.
Black Scholars Initiative will host a community dinner featuring a panel discussion of senior students sharing their experiences and advice for their peers. (Location and moderator to be announced soon.)
Join us for a webinar where we’ll answer your questions about summer programs available to middle school students, ages 12-14. This event will be hosted by our senior summer programs enrollment manager and the associate director of summer programs operations, with guest appearances from our day sessions director and youth musical theater director.
The Black Scholars Initiative and Diversity and Inclusion team present a panel discussion, The Black Queer Experience, for BSI students. Please join us in Library Lab 2.
During this webinar (specifically for international students interested in our Aspire: Five-Week Music Performance Intensive), we will guide you through the student visa process. Learn how to apply for your visa, step-by-step—including how to request your Form I-20, provide sufficient documentation, and secure an embassy appointment in your home country.
Join us for a webinar to answer your questions about our 2023 summer programs, including health and safety protocols we’re implementing on campus. This event will be hosted by our summer programs operational manager, associate director of summer programs operations, and the manager of student affairs.
Join us for the opening reception of an art show featuring artists with disabilities. This show is part of the 2023 ABLE Assembly: Arts Better the Lives of Everyone Conference.
Innovative saxophone mouthpiece company SYOS joins us on campus for a presentation of their 3D-printed saxophone mouthpieces. Students and faculty can play test anything in their current catalogue and gain insight to the mechanics that make it work.
To answer your questions about our 2023 summer programs—including the health and safety protocols we’re implementing on campus—join us for a webinar on January 11 at 3:00 p.m. ET.
Simone Tanda, a faculty member from Berklee Valencia’s master’s program in music production, technology, and innovation, will discuss how the riff is used in contemporary music and how it can enhance your productions, no matter what style.
Thursday / November 10, 2022 / 11:00 am
- 11:45 am
Venue
Virtual Event
Grace Puluczek, a faculty member from Berklee Valencia’s master’s program in global entertainment and music business, will lead this workshop exploring the intersection between music and video games.
Break Bread, Build Community brings together local community members in specific regions for food and conversation. Join us for this intimate celebration at PianoFight in San Francisco.
From left to right, panelists Renese King, Abria Smith, Ayeisha Mathis, and Mason Bynes, and moderator Savannah McLean