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Boston Rock City: Boston Rockers Team with Berklee Profs

Banded, a documentary for Berklee's PULSE online curriculum, captured the intersection of inspiration and education.

Berklee Media Relations

September 30, 2011

The Boston Rock City blog offers a preview of the documentary Banded, in which local musicians allow Berklee professors to coach them in writing a new song. Some of the bands and professors will appear at the Brighton Music Hall on October 6 to discuss the unusual partnership and perform the finished songs.

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