The Berklee professor and trombonist will debut Let’s Make Some Noise, an immersive big band experience that invites audiences to co-compose in real time.
From left to right: student commencement speaker Grigori Balasanyan, Berklee President Jim Lucchese, honorary doctorate recipients Tania León and Kelli O’Hara, and Boston Conservatory Executive Director Michael Shinn.
The Publishing and Music Supervision course, part of the Global Entertainment and Music Business program, offers students an active music supervisor as a mentor for two months.
Glasshouse will performer at the Governors Ball in New York City as part of the Berklee Popular Music Institute this summer.
Thanks to the Berklee Popular Music Institute, students will perform at Lollapalooza, Governors Ball, Warped Tour, and other events this summer and fall.
Kevin Haden begins his appointment as Boston Conservatory at Berklee's dean of music on July 1.
The educator and multifaceted artist will lead the school’s Music Division starting July 1.
Left to right: David Bogen, Berklee executive vice president for academic affairs and provost; honorees Sara Bareilles and André 3000; and Berklee President Jim Lucchese
