Presented by the Latin Grammy Cultural Foundation, the prestigious four-year scholarship holds a maximum value of $200,000 and will be awarded to one Berklee student.
Berklee’s YouTube series features musical and storytelling segments by students in an intimate setting with one microphone and continuous camera takes.
Berklee artist Isa Ansin (right) performs at Brighton Music Hall.
The series will include performances by Afro-Cuban singer Daymé Arocena, guitarist Julian Lage, Grammy Award–winning pianist and composer Danilo Pérez, and more.
Acclaimed artist and educator Jermaine Hill joined the Conservatory in fall 2021 as assistant chair of theater and is the first person to serve in this new role. An award-winning music director, orchestrator, singer, arranger, and educator, Hill reflects on his multi-hyphenate career and what excites him about his new role.
The award-winning singer, known for her blend of traditional Santerían chant, jazz, contemporary R&B, and Afro-Cuban music, will perform with Berklee students on February 10.
Duke Ellington, Berklee's first honorary doctorate recipient, performs for guests at the college's 1971 commencement ceremony.
