To lead a successful career, string players must be versatile artists equipped with the skills and creativity needed to pave their own paths. That’s why Boston Conservatory at Berklee is taking a fresh approach to string performance training—one that celebrates new music, explores a wide range of styles and techniques, encourages collaboration, and inspires an entrepreneurial spirit.
Programs
Areas of Focus
Violin, Viola, Cello, Double Bass
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WATCH: Andrés Celis, B.M. '25, Grace Fairweather, M.M. '22, Nicholas Johnson, M.M. '20, G.P.D. '22, and Elaina Spiro, B.M. '24 from BoCoCelli perform "Daan" by Michael Begay at Power Station at BerkleeNYC.
“The instructors at Boston Conservatory help you reach your professional goals and become a versatile musician in a diverse and competitive field."
—Eric Mrugala (B.M. ’15, Violin)
By the Numbers
- 15 world-class faculty members
- 39 undergraduate students
- 42 graduate students
WATCH: Davi-Ellen and Bruce Chabner Scholar Gioia Gedicks (B.M. '21, violin) performs the final movement of Bach's Partita No. 3 in E Major for solo violin, in Boston Conservatory's Houston Hall.