Scholarship News

The musical, adapted from Tolstoy’s War and Peace, will be performed at the Calderwood Pavilion.

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

Find out how you can get your work in front of more people with these music marketing strategies.

Filo MM ’24 sang "Try a Little Tenderness" and Luke Bryan said he's "going to go far."

The Berklee Popular Music Institute will showcase eight artists performing at this summer’s hottest music festivals around the globe.

The Canadian composer talks about being drawn to the storytelling power of scoring for film and video games, working with sound libraries, and boosting visibility for composers of color.

Composer Obadiah Brown-Beach MM ’14 reflects on his journey, achievements, and how Berklee paved the way for his success in the TV and video game scoring industry.

The artist shared candid insights into his musical evolution, personal challenges, and the art of staying true to one’s creative vision.

President Jim Lucchese invites the community to his State of Berklee address, shares guiding principles for AI/machine learning, and announces events to support the community.

A total of $17,000 will be distributed among the Boston-based nonprofits.