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The Woodwind Department faculty and students will share information on the department as well as live performances at this fall welcome event for new and continuing students.
The African Music Symposium is a celebration of the rich musical traditions, innovations, and cultural impact of the African continent and its diaspora. Join artists, scholars, and industry leaders for a dynamic day of panels, performances, and conversations exploring the rhythms, stories, and global influence of African music.
This is a reception to celebrate the publication of Dr. Rhoda Bernard's book. There will be a performance by a disabled musician/group of disabled musicians
Let’s Get Medieval combines the lively atmosphere of a Renaissance fair—complete with traditional food, music, and dancing—with fascinating mini-lectures and demonstrations from experts across the Liberal Arts and Sciences Department in collaboration with other departments. Come in costume or casual wear. Whether you’re dressed as a knight, a scholar, or in your everyday clothes, all are welcome to enjoy this festive dive into the Middle Ages.
The International Hip-Hop Symposium is an annual event presented by Berklee College of Music’s Professional Music Department. It focuses on hip-hop culture’s impact on global society.
Join us to celebrate World Voice Day 2026 at a fun and informative vocal science fair to learn how the voice works. The event will feature a spectrogram for all singers to "see" their voices working. Experts will be present to answer questions on vocal health and wellness.
Hosted by two alumni, Pass the Aux is a recurring session where alumni songwriters, producers, and artists can gather, play their music, receive feedback, and meet potential collaborators.
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The Berklee Popular Music Institute presents its annual showcase of artists chosen by students in the BPMI Live program to represent Berklee at major music festivals this summer, including Governors Ball, Vans Warped Tour, Bourbon & Beyond, Inkcarceration, the Great Escape (UK), and more to be announced.
Featured artists include Park National, Glasshouse, Ringpop!, Ryan Mead, Dipsea Flower, Archon Theory, Jesse Detor, and Axel & Lolo.
Hosted by two alumni, Pass the Aux is a recurring session where alumni songwriters, producers, and artists can gather, play their music, receive feedback, and meet potential collaborators.