The Alumni Affairs team’s Variations Signature Series earned recognition for offering an authentic perspective on the post-graduation experience.

Bota Chen and his friends present a set of free improvisation and jazz standards as part of his final capstone project for the Professional Music Program. Join them for an open, expressive performance ...

Pat Kennedy is a rising rock 'n' roll force, channeling the spirit of legends like Bruce Springsteen, Chicago, and more. With a powerhouse voice, searing guitar riffs, a blaring horn section, and ...

Berklee Valencia master’s students reflect on a transformative year and share their aspirations as they take the next step in their professional and creative lives.

Latin pop superstar Alejandro Sanz performed to a sold-out crowd at the Berklee Performance Center after recieving an honorary degree from the college.

Don Wilkins, hired to update and expand the original scoring courses at Berklee, greatly expanded the Film Scoring Department, adding new courses to the curriculum and overseeing the formation of this ...

A year after the Boston Marathon bombings, a song penned by a Berklee student and an alumnus—and newly arranged by an alumnus—is among the artistic tributes as Boston reflects on the anniversary of ...

Berklee’s class of 2015 came from more than 60 countries and more than 40 U.S. states to form bonds through music that will continue to grow in the years ahead.

Renowned Grammy- and Academy Award–winning composer and musician A. R. Rahman has surrounded himself with talented people, including Berklee alumni.

Alumnus Evan Chapman '13 talks about how he approached arranging student Ben Johnston and alumnus Jordan Lucero's song about the Boston Marathon bombings.

Nacho González took a detour from a bright future in the nonprofit world to come to Berklee. This month, he won a spot in the JEN Young Composer Showcase.

A. R. Rahman, the Grammy- and Academy Award-winning composer for films such as Slumdog Millionaire and 127 Hours, encourages Berklee students to experiment with Indian music.