Boston Conservatory at Berklee provides a percussion education as diverse as the many roles percussionists play in the contemporary musical landscape. This is reflected in its faculty, lesson structure, ensemble repertoire, performance opportunities, class offerings, and even its location in the vibrant city of Boston. Embracing the collaborative and entrepreneurial nature of today’s musical environment, our approach prepares you for a dynamic and versatile career as a professional percussionist.
Programs
Your Department
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Assistant Professor of Percussion
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Assistant Professor of Percussion
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Associate Professor of Percussion
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Associate Professor of Percussion
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Professor
By the Numbers
- 12 undergraduate students
- 15 graduate students
- 5 faculty members
“The percussion/marimba program here is one of a kind: its unique blend of diverse teachers is unparalleled. This well-rounded training means that I can pursue any musical path at the highest caliber possible."
—Brandon Ilaw (B.M. ’14, Percussion)
Conservatory music majors may pursue a minor in Africana Studies, to examine in detail how the African diaspora continues to shape the performing arts and cultures around the world.