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The Boston Globe
The Boston Globe: Folk Has Always Been the ‘People’s Music’—and That Definition Is Still Expanding(Opens in a new window)
Professor Ralph Jaccodine spoke about the relevance of folk music and the resurgence of interest in the genre’s more acoustic roots.
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DownBeat
DownBeat: It’s Here: AI in Jazz Education(Opens in a new window)
Michele Darling, chair of the Electronic Production and Design Department, and Rodney Alejandro, dean of Professional Writing and Music Technology, guide readers into the world of AI and music education.
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Essence
Essence: First, Youngest, And Unstoppable: Inside Dr. Chelsey Green’s Vision as the Recording Academy’s First Black Woman Chair(Opens in a new window)
The violinist, professor, and bandleader is stepping into history with a mission to bring true representation, transparency, and community to the Recording Academy.
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The Associated Press
The Associated Press: This Year’s Song of the Summer is a Ballad, Not a Banger. Here’s What That Says About Us(Opens in a new window)
The Associated Press spoke with professor Joe Bennett about how "Ordinary" by Alex Warren became the song of the summer this year.
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Playbill
Playbill: Where Did the Actors of the 2024-25 Broadway Season Go to School?(Opens in a new window)
Playbill included Boston Conservatory at Berklee on its annual list of where Broadway’s biggest stars studied.
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The Bay State Banner
The Bay State Banner: Young Aspiring Musicians Hone Their Talents in Berklee City Music Program(Opens in a new window)
Dr. Krystal Banfield and City Music students talk about the program and their experience.
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Applications for the Next Jazz Legacy 2026 cohort will be live through October 31.
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