Boston Conservatory at Berklee is recognized for its top-tier vocal training. With a nurturing community of teachers and peers, and a forward-thinking curriculum that is continually evolving, our voice and opera programs will help you grow as a professional singer and as a whole artist for the 21st-century stage. Additionally, the Vocal Arts Department offers graduate degrees in vocal pedagogy and choral conducting.
WATCH: Student Francesca Mehrotra sings "Par le rang et par l'opulence...Salut à la France" from 'La Fille Du Régiment,' composed by Gaetano Donizetti and set to a French libretto by Jules-Henri Vernoy de Saint-Georges and Jean-François Bayard.
Programs
Your Department
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Associate Professor of Music
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Assistant Professor of Voice
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Assistant Professor of Voice
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Associate Professor of Music
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Professor of Voice
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Assistant Professor of Voice
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Associate Professor of Voice
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Associate Professor of Voice
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Assistant Professor of Music
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Assistant Professor of Voice
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Instructor of Voice
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Professor of Voice
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Associate Professor of Opera
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Assistant Professor of Voice
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Professor of Opera
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Interim Chair of Voice
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Assistant Professor of Voice
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Associate Professor of Voice
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Associate Professor of Music
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Instructor of Voice
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Assistant Professor of Voice
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Associate Professor of Theater
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Assistant Professor of Voice
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Assistant Professor of Music
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Interim Dean of Music
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Assistant Professor of Voice
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Assistant Professor of Voice
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Associate Professor of Voice
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Assistant Professor of Choral Studies
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Associate Professor of Opera
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Associate Professor of Voice
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Professor
By the Numbers
- 65 voice/opera undergraduates
- 55 voice/opera graduates
- 25 voice/opera faculty
Meet Your Mentors
Boston Conservatory at Berklee Adds Six New Faculty to Teach Voice, Opera
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.
“The faculty refine our instruments, guide us, and encourage us to blossom. This is not just ‘college opera’; this is a professional-quality operatic experience." —Vanessa Becerra (M.M. ’14, Opera Performance)
WATCH: Students Amy Onyonyi and Imani Francis perform Hall Johnson's spiritual "Scandalize My Name," accompanied by staff accompanist and Conservatory alum I-Ying Lin.