Performers, engineers, and music business professionals are among the industry experts who visit Berklee to offer clinics and master classes about the business and art of making, recording, promoting, ...

Discover the best new music in Boston’s premier all-ages concert venue. Genevieve Stokes has an intimate yet lush approach to alternative pop, amassing over 7 million streams even before releasing her ...

The Berklee Performance Center hosts concerts by talented students, faculty, and visiting artists, as well as a wide variety of productions presented by outside promoters, arts presenters, and ...

Using an arsenal of props, foley artists devise and record the everyday sounds heard in films, television shows, and video games—noises like footsteps, a sword being drawn from a sheath, or the ...

Private music instructors teach students in a one-on-one setting, providing instruction in technique, performance, music notation, and more. Most specialize in one or two specific instruments. Private ...

As the primary visionary and unifying force behind a theatrical production, the director is responsible for shaping every aspect of the final performance—from the actors' performances to the setting ...

Lighting technicians are members of the lighting crew who set up, rig, program, monitor, repair, and operate lighting equipment to enhance events and performances. Everything needs lighting, from ...

Music journalists cover the world of music for print publications, online journals, magazines, and broadcast media outlets. They review concerts and new releases, report on the business of music, ...

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Long Winded presents a can't-miss concert featuring a diverse of range instruments, styles, and players from the Berklee Woodwind Department faculty and student community. Brought together by Juan de ...

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