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With her band, Diatom Ribbons, the acclaimed jazz pianist makes a live record worthy of the Vanguard's lofty legacy—and a major cover story.

Ever want to score a horror film, perfect your MIDI glissandi, or learn what the heck the zed clef is? Faculty answer these questions and more in this YouTube series produced by Orchestral Tools.

For 50 years, hip-hop has used technological innovations to push the genre forward—producer Prince Charles Alexander tracks these iconic sounds in his new book.

The initiative will elevate the contributions of African American women to jazz studies and the contemporary music canon.

This year's series will feature Elena Pinderhughes, Braxton Cook, Pavel Núñez, and the Pletenitsa Balkan Choir, as well as a career-spanning tribute to Madonna.

Dean Emmett G. Price III talks about the March on Washington, the significance of the music behind it, and its 60th anniversary.

Dr. John Paul McGee, Berklee’s assistant chair of piano, will guide a discussion with a group that includes Cheryl “Salt” James of Salt-N-Pepa about the influence of jazz and R&B on early hip-hop.

Berklee's Arun Pandian and Danielle "Queen D." Scott talk about the groundbreaking album and its impact on their lives.

Going to a concert safely is a shared responsibility, Berklee experts explain.

The Berklee professor and multiple Grammy Award winner will go in-depth on the history and the evolution of hip-hop production.