Berklee Transitions to Online/Remote Learning on March 23
Classes and midterms will continue on campus through March 13. Students are asked to depart Berklee residence halls by March 18 and return home until further notice. Full details: berklee.edu/covid19.
Boston Conservatory is thrilled to announce that acclaimed soprano Tony Arnold will be a Music Division Artist-in-Residence for the 2015-2016 academic year.
The new station sounder debuted on WCRB on December 17, 2014 to thousands of listeners and can be heard on any of WCRB's channels: 99.5 (Boston-NH), 89.7 (HD2 Boston), 96.3 (Beacon Hill) or 88.7 (Providence).
Boston Conservatory student Emily Richards (B.F.A. ’15, Contemporary Dance) has been selected to present her research at the annual International Association for Dance Medicine and Science (IADMS) conference in October 2015.
Boston Conservatory is pleased to announce that Michael Hanley will join the music division beginning fall 2015. Hanley, an experienced educator, will be teaching musical theater voice and career skills classes.
Boston Conservatory faculty member John Murphree built the playable ice instrument to celebrate the residency of guest artist, the International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE).
The Boston Conservatory at Berklee proudly announces it has been named the recipient of a 2015 Commonwealth Award for the cutting-edge music education programming it provides to individuals on the autism spectrum.
Boston Conservatory student Allison Parramore (M.M. '13, G.P.D.'16) was named first prize winner in the 35th Annual James Pappoutsakis Memorial Flute Competition on Sunday, January 25.
Boston Conservatory is saddened by the passing of Ruth Sandholm Ambrose, who served as Chair of the Boston Conservatory’s Dance Division from 1967–1989.
Boston Conservatory faculty member Dean Vollick recently performed as Uncle Drosselmeyer with American Ballet Theatre soloist Misty Copeland (Sugar Plum Fairy) in the New England Dance Ensemble production of The Nutcracker.
