Join us as we welcome a panel of esteemed young alumni from Berklee College of Music's Professional Music Department to discuss their journeys since graduation.
The International Hip-Hop Symposium is an annual event presented by Berklee College of Music’s Professional Music Department, focusing on hip-hop culture’s impact on the global society.
Bassist Ray Soul (also known as Ray Seol) delivers extraordinary music and artistry honed over 25 years. Featuring one of New York City's preeminent pianists and his best friend, Art Hirahara, this concert will pose an important question to the audience: What does it mean to be creative?
Berklee K-Pop and Beyond offers students an immersive experience in the K-pop industry through expert-led lectures, panel discussions, and performances.
Founded by three local singer-songwriters, and working with a team of extended musicians and performing artists, Telem Freetown is a platform for experimental music in Freetown, Sierra Leone. They offer training in songwriting and music production, stage concerts and other live events, and work to develop the vibrant Sierra Leone music ecosystem. The global culture craves what Africa has to offer, and Telem Freetown wants to help put Sierra Leonean musicians at the forefront of that demand.
The International Hip-Hop Symposium is an annual event presented by Berklee College of Music’s Professional Music Department, and focusing on hip-hop culture’s impact on the global society.
