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MAMO is one of seven Berklee acts performing at the Snowport holiday market.
The performances are a result of a partnership between the Snowport, Mohegan Sun, and the Berklee Popular Music Institute.
From left to right: Berklee Assistant Chair of Screen Scoring Oleg Smirnov; Dean of Professional Writing and Music Technology Rodney Alejandro; Mychael Danna; student scholarship recipient Alan Catz; BMI Vice President, Creative, Film, TV, and Visual Media Tracy McKnight; and Screen Scoring Chair Sean McMahon.
Berklee’s Sean McMahon and BMI’s Tracy McKnight presented the BMI Film Scoring Scholarship to student composer Alan Catz at the event.
Next Jazz Legacy's 2024 cohort (from left to right): Nicole McCabe, Eliza Salem, Ciara Moser, Yvonne Rogers, Kanoa Mendenhall, Amyra León, and Christie Dashiell, with Terri Lyne Carrington (center)
Backed by a $1.25 million Mellon Foundation grant, the initiative from New Music USA and the Berklee Institute of Jazz and Gender Justice supports women and nonbinary artists through mentorships with jazz innovators.
Students from X-change and B-Girls, two groups formed out of the K-Pop Idol Project, pose at Berklee's 2024 fall K-Pop & Beyond Summit.
The diversity of the artists involved in the collaborative K-Pop Idol project, which developed the two groups, reveals the growth of the Hallyu community at Berklee.
The flamenco percussionist is channeling the vibrant music scenes of Japan and Spain in his musical explorations at Berklee, and offers a refreshing take on looking within for inspiration.
The docuseries BPMI Live is now available on Berklee's YouTube channel.
Bottle Tree Pictures filmed the course, highlighting how BPMI brings students through the process of selecting, preparing, and touring with Berklee acts at North America’s largest music festivals.
The fellowship provides opportunities to musicians from the Middle East, North Africa, and South Asia regions to grow as artists and bring their culture into the larger Berklee community.
The producer talks about leaving Berklee to grieve the passing of a close friend and fellow student and then returning to finish his degree. He chronicles these emotions in his new song "Pachanga."
