Events: Non-performance Events

Get ready for the summer of a lifetime! Join us for a webinar for enrolled students and their families. We’ll walk you through ways to prepare for your time on our Boston campus, including information about what to pack, when and where to arrive, and what to expect in the first days of your summer program. We encourage all enrolled students and their families to attend this informative webinar. This webinar is specifically focusing on programs starting in June.

Get ready for the summer of a lifetime! In this webinar we’ll walk through the steps to take to ensure you are prepared for your time on our Boston campus. You’ll learn more about what to pack, when and where to arrive, and what to expect in the first days of your summer program. We encourage all enrolled students and their families to attend this informative webinar. 

Join graduate students from Boston Conservatory’s M.M. and M.F.A. in vocal pedagogy programs as they present vocal pedagogy and vocology research projects—a great opportunity for voice teachers, vocal coaches, and singers alike.

If you’re thinking about living on campus this summer, join us for a webinar on housing and student life. We’ll cover topics such as signing up for housing, what to expect once you’re on campus, dining, safety, and an overview of basic rules and protocols. This webinar will end with a live Q&A session.

The members of the Innocents present a panel discussion on how the arts create awareness and make an impact on behalf of those who have been wrongfully accused within our criminal justice system. 

Career Jam is an annual event that connects Berklee students with prominent artists and industry leaders, growing professional networks and broadening the scope of career possibilities.

Florence B. Price, the first female African American composer to be performed by a national symphony orchestra, is an American hero. Discover her victorious musical accomplishments in spite of the Jim Crow era, the abandonment by her mother, the loss of other immediate family members, and homelessness during a period of time when the writing of music that spoke of her African heritage was not embraced by her own family members. Since the rediscovery of her music once thought lost for over 30 years, she is fast rising to fame. In addition, hear some of her music through recordings and some demonstrations of live performances.