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Roxanne Shanté, Prince Charles Alexander, and Edo G. will be the inaugural inductees into Berklee’s Hip Hop-Hall of Fame.

Dean Emmett G. Price III talks about the March on Washington, the significance of the music behind it, and its 60th anniversary.

Ethnomusicologist Emmett G. Price III unpacks Evenings at the Village Gate and the enduring power of a sound so bold and liberated that some critics dismissed it as "anti-jazz."

The two-time Grammy-nominated singer will present a master class as part of the five-day program.

The concert will feature performances by Berklee’s Reverence Gospel Choir and four-time Stellar Award–winning artist Kurt Carr.

The Grammy-winning bassist and visiting scholar discussed how music transcends language barriers and institutional constructs.

The higher education professional recently served as chair of Berklee’s Liberal Arts and Sciences Department. 

The event honors the music of New Orleans, with styles ranging from second line and congregational to jazz and bounce.

Hosted by Africana Studies and the Center for Music Therapy, the event brought together artists, community leaders, clinical experts, advocates, and students.

The area of focus will be the first of five that will be part of future programming in Black music and culture.