Capping off six months of collaboration with students from the Composition and Electronic Production and Design Departments, the ensemble Hypercube will perform new works for instruments and electronics.
This annual event, now in its second year, features a diverse range of women producers, sound designers, musicians, and artists showcasing new works that center on electronic instruments and music.
Saxophonist, composer, and transdisciplinary artist Neil Leonard presents new works for jazz quartet, live electronics, and video in a performance coinciding with exhibitions of his work at both the Tate Modern and the Getty Center.
Join Berklee's Electronic Digital Instrument Showcase Ensemble on an electrifying journey where technology meets music, and witness the future of sonic artistry!
The Electronic Production and Design Senior Showcase features the work of graduating students that includes examples of music production, sound design for picture, games, and VR, as well as software development projects.
Join Berklee’s Fall 2024 Electronic Digital Instrument Student Showcase for an electrifying journey to where technology meets music, and experience the future of sonic artistry. The showcase will feature original pieces and arrangements by Lady Gaga, Astels, Coldplay, Dua Lipa, and more, performed by Berklee's EDI Showcase Ensemble, including Alara Ust, Yuqi Wang, Erin Liu, Bethanie Liu, dreamcorp, and the Neon Project.
In this master class, the duo of Shwesmo and Yogev Gabay will perform songs from their live act and delve into various aspects of their performance and composition, including global rhythmic concepts, odd meter grooves, EDI, acoustic instrument performance and production, polyrhythms, and more.
Bad Snacks comes to the Red Room as the keynote producer of this year's Electronic Production and Design (EPD) Workshop, a five-day summer program, where she will perform and discuss her most current work and production techniques.
The Electronic Production and Design Senior Showcase features the work of graduating students that includes examples of music production, sound design for picture, games, and VR, as well as software development projects.
Don't miss this opportunity to witness the future of music on stage. Join us for a night that celebrates the limitless possibilities of music technology and showcases the extraordinary talent within Berklee's Electronic Digital Instrument program. Through a dynamic blend of creativity and cutting-edge technology, the concert promises a diverse array of musical styles and performance techniques, unveiling the vibrant and multifaceted nature of our program.
Women faculty and students from the Electronic Production and Design Department present a concert of new live music celebrating the many unique ways that contemporary women-identified artists compose and perform electronic music.
