Integrated Course Offerings for Berklee College of Music and Boston Conservatory at Berklee

Note: Students register for dual-listed courses through the normal registration process through MyBerklee. Look for the course number when you register. Students must select "Campus" as "Boston Conservatory" to see dual-listed courses in the registration system. Note that course offerings are subject to change and may not be available every semester.

Students must complete the cross-listed course registration permission request form to obtain chair approval to register for these courses. Course and section information for sections with seat availability can be found by clicking on the linked course numbers in the list below. Note that course offerings are subject to change and may not be available every semester.

Students who wish to participate in performance opportunities at the Conservatory must complete an ensembles audition. Requirements for eligibility and registration, as well as audition repertoire for each department, are listed below:

Large ensemble eligibility/registration requirements for instrumentalists: 

Contact the faculty member directly to schedule an audition time.

Brass Department: Larry Isaacson

Choruses: George Case

Harp Department: Ina Zdorovetchi

Percussion Department: Nancy Zeltsman

Piano Department: Max Levinson

String Department: Rhonda Rider

Register for these courses through the normal college registration process. 

Contemporary Musical Theater Performance Minor

The contemporary musical theater performance minor focuses on molding a total musical theater performer. It engages in a multidisciplinary exploration of this uniquely American art form, with an emphasis on the meeting place between classic musical theater and the rock musical. The course work includes musical preparation, character development, movement, composition, and ensemble work.

View program details, entrance requirements, and required courses.

Dance Minor

The dance minor offers students the opportunity to study a range of movement forms including jazzdance, salsa, African dance, hip-hop, tap dance, and ballet, and to investigate dance as a social, cultural, and historical document, which both reflects and impacts the culture that creates it. The dance minor requires coursework in the academic study of dance, the creative process, somatics, and applied coursework in specific movement genres.

View program details, entrance requirements, and required courses.

Note: Conservatory students register for dual-listed courses through the normal registration process through self-service. Course and section information for sections with seat availability can be found by clicking on the linked course numbers in the list below. Note that course offerings are subject to change and may not be available every semester.

Students can review other courses offered for the current registration period in my.berklee.edu. To do so, follow these steps:

1. Log in with your OnePass credentials.
2. Click "Student."
3. Click "Browse Classes."
4. Select the desired term under "Required Term."
5. Select any of the course codes listed below under "Subjects."
6. Scroll down to the days of the week, and select every box (including Satruday/Sunday).
7. Then scroll to the bottom of the page and click "Submit."

Any course that is on the Boston campus and listed as open is available for you to register for. If you find something that interests you and works in your schedule, please complete the cross-listed course registration permission request form (login required) to obtain chair approval to register. Permission to register is not guaranteed. If approved you will be registered and notified by the Registrar's Office.

Students can review other liberal arts courses offered for the current registration period in my.berklee.edu. To do so, follow these steps:

1. Log in with your OnePass credentials.
2. Click "Student."
3. Click "Browse Classes."
4. Select the desired term under "Required Term."
5. Select any of the course codes listed below under "Subjects."
6. Scroll down to the days of the week, and select every box (including Satruday/Sunday).
7. Then scroll to the bottom of the page and click "Submit."

Any course that is on the Boston campus and listed as open is available for you to register for. If you find something that interests you and works in your schedule, please please complete the cross-listed course registration permission request form (login required) to obtain chair approval to register. Permission to register is not guaranteed. If approved you will be registered and notified by the Registrar's Office.

Liberal Arts Subcategories:

• LENG English
• LFRN French
• LHIS History
• LHUM Humanities
• LJPN Japanese
• LMSC Math/Science
• LMAS Music and Society
• LPHL Philosophy
• LSOC Social Sciences
• LSPN Spanish
• LVIS Visual Studies

Conservatory students are eligible to enroll in half-hour secondary instrument private instruction at the College, and we have provided an opportunity to audition with the instrumental departments for consideration. 

For more information, including department chair, faculty, building, and office location, visit these department pages:

• Bass
  Chair, Steve Bailey
  Assistant Chair, Sandro Scoccia
• Brass
  Chair, Tanya Darby
• Guitar
  Chair, Kim Perlak
  Assistant Chair, Sheryl Bailey
• Percussion
  Chair, Yoron Israel
• Piano
  Chair, David Limina
  Assistant Chair, Tony Germain
• Strings
  Chair, David Wallace
• Voice
  Chair, Anne Peckham
  Assistant Chair, Phil Lima
• Woodwinds
  Chair, Walter Smith

Contact the office of the instrumental department above which corresponds to the instrument you intend to play in the ensemble. Office locations can be found on the department website linked to above. Email or call Barbara Gill, 617-747-2255, Ensemble Department program manager, with any questions.

• Ensemble auditions are open to all students.
• All candidates must be available to register for the course and be available for all designated class times.
• In order to play in ensembles, you must be registered in the course. It is not possible to play ad hoc in our ensemble courses.

All cross-registered ensemble and private instruction enrollment is on an “as-available” basis.

Conservatory graduate students in a Master of Music (M.M.) program are invited to enroll in any of the following graduate electives at the College by contacting the Graduate Studies Department. Note that course offerings are subject to change and may not be available every semester.