Conservatory musical theater students will perform the charming production, set in a 1930s perfumery, at Boston Conservatory ...
In this clinic, Professor Norm Zocher will demonstrate a uniquely guitaristic approach to tonal, polytonal, and atonal improvising on the fretboard.
Berklee’s fall Signature Series will present Berklee Asia Rising: Celebrating Asian and Asian American Voices in Contemporary Music on Tuesday, November 3, at 8 p.m. at the Berklee Performance Center.
Boston Conservatory musicians and dancers found creative parallels in their recent performance of Carmina Burana at Symphony Hall, performed alongside the Back Bay Chorale. Capping off the Chorale’s ...
Berklee’s fall Signature Series presents two-time Grammy Award winner Marcus Gilmore in concert on Thursday, November 5, at 7:30 p.m. at the Berklee Performance Center. Marcus Gilmore: Journey to the ...
Boston Conservatory at Berklee will continue its fall Center Stage season with a free performance at Samuel Adams Park at Faneuil Hall on Sunday, November 8 at 3 p.m. Boston Conservatory Wind Ensemble ...
Piano Department Chair Dave Limina and Harmony Professor Amy Bellamy present a concert of funky tunes that feature the vintage Hohner Clavinet. This electro-mechanical keyboard is best know on ...
The 11-time Grammy-winning superstar bassist and four rising stars build irresistible grooves and dazzle with explosive solos in music that's sometimes swinging, sometimes funky, and always easy to ...
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The three-day event puts musicians at the center of conversations around AI, creativity, ethics, and the future of the music industry, featuring performances by Rance, Jordan Rudess, L’Rain, and BT.
If this playlist seems like an abbreviated history of popular music from the last 200 years, that's because it is. Looking closely at musical trends, it’s not hard to find a queer artist at the ...
The Recording Academy recently elected Chelsey Green as chair of its board of trustees, making her the first Black woman and the youngest person to hold the position in the academy’s 68-year history.