Faculty News

Led by Adrian Anantawan and Gaelynn Lea, this free concert highlights the talents of disabled musicians from across the Berklee community.

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The Signature Series concert will feature performances by all nine of the institute’s ensembles and a variety of special guests.

Experts break down the home studio setup and share tips to create a pro-level recording space on any budget.

The late auteur’s film legacy was cemented in productions like Twin Peaks and Blue Velvet, but his vast musical catalog and collaborations deserve attention too.

Associate Professor Adrian Anantawan, who founded Berklee’s Music Inclusion Ensemble, appears on NPR’s World Cafe podcast.

As a strategic leader, she will examine ways to create economic opportunities in the arts and culture sector.

As only the ninth woman nominated for Producer of the Year, Non-Classical—a category that no woman has won—she’s shining a spotlight on an industry overdue for real change.

The leader of Berklee’s Institute for Accessible Arts Education, Dr. Bernard will engage with university students, faculty, and administrators on accessible music education.

The acclaimed soloist shares her thoughts on compelling performances, student-teacher bonds, and the “microwave” approach to audition preparation.