Emerging artists from Berklee, Boston Conservatory, and Emerson collaborated with industry producers to help shape the show, set to premiere in the 2027–28 season.
More than 120 students from Berklee College of Music and Boston Conservatory at Berklee will bring Houston’s catalog to life through original arrangements, choreography, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
The Grammy-winning emcee joins an iconic roster of inductees in an event that features student tributes and Kane himself.
From left: Tim Huling, screen scoring associate professor; Oleg Smirnov, screen scoring assistant chair; Tracy McKnight, BMI vice president; Sebastien Hollich, scholarship recipient; Tony Morales BM ’95, composer; Rodney Alejandro, dean of professional writing and music technology; and Sean McMahon, screen scoring chair.
Emmy-nominated composer and alumnus Tony Morales returned to campus to work with students, while senior Sebastien Hollich received the BMI Film Scoring Scholarship.
Murray MM ’20 reflects on her journey from music production to becoming an independent pop artist, reconnecting with her Irish roots, and returning to campus as a songwriting mentor.
Berklee students will perform at the Stage by Mohegan Sun every Monday at 5 p.m. from November 9–December 21 as part of this year's Snowport holiday market.
Presented through a partnership between Snowport, Mohegan Sun, and Berklee, the weekly performances will feature student artists performing holiday favorites and original music.
The Conservatory’s production of the timeless opera will conclude the fall Center Stage season.
Fellowship recipient Rachael Morrison BM ’26—now A&R coordinator at Too Lost, a global music distribution and technology company—built critical skills and industry connections during her A&R internship with Honua Music Group.
