News at the Conservatory

Thanks to the Berklee Popular Music Institute, artists from the college will play Lollapalooza, Governors Ball, Music Midtown, and other top festivals. 

This year's grads tell us about their Berklee experiences and share what's on the horizon after commencement.

Musical theater grads make an impact on Tony-nominated productions and share advice for current students.

An accomplished composer and educator, Salkind-Pearl brings 12 years of faculty experience to his new role as chair.

Alumni received nominations in the categories of Best Orchestrations, Best Revival of a Musical, and Best Revival of a Play.

This year, students from the Voice/Opera Department learned from a roster of top-tier visiting artists, including Viewpoints proponent Anne Bogart, Grammy-nominated baritone Stephen Powell, vocal acoustics expert Kenneth Bozeman, and Metropolitan Opera soprano Karen Slack.

Interim Executive Director Lucinda Carver will present honorary doctorates in person to Pratt and virtually to Erivo during the Conservatory’s commencement on Saturday, May 13.

Joy Lamberton Arcolano, the program's director, discusses her collaborative approach to teaching theater to middle-school aged students.

Eun Young Lee was recognized for her distinguished work as a composer.

The annual showcase will include a new work by Aszure Barton for Boston Conservatory students.