Scene at Berklee

Snapshots and stories from our campus

elena pinderhughes onstage playing the flute

Elena Pinderhughes performs at her Signature Series concert this fall.

Image by Omari Spears

For Elena Pinderhughes, Each New Release Is a Snapshot

The sought-after vocalist and flutist, whose collaborator credits include esperanza spalding and Herbie Hancock, spoke about artistic versatility, vision, and the perils of perfectionism.

Loretta J. Ross seated at a black table, speaking, holding two fingers in the air

Loretta J. Ross

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A Remedy for Cancel Culture

MacArthur Fellow Loretta J. Ross spoke about toxic internet culture and the virtues of "calling in" instead of "calling out" at a recent campus lecture.

Big Thief

Big Thief (left to right): Buck Meek B.M. ’10, Adrianne Lenker B.M. ’12, James Krivchenia B.M. ’14, and Max Oleartchik

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Big Thief Returns to Its Roots

On a Boston tour stop, the indie superstars riffed on sustainable success, artistic integrity, and more during an interview on campus.

Scene at Berklee: Michael Franti

Singer, songwriter, and humanitarian Michael Franti (Spearhead) spoke with students about his empathy-centered approach to songwriting.

Scene at Berklee: Charlie Puth

At a Visiting Artist Series clinic this week, the pop hitmaker and Berklee alumnus talked about his influences and why his latest single, "Girlfriend," is indebted to Berklee.

Gil Dor '75 (far left) and Noa shared their musical journeys with faculty member Andrew Shryock and President Roger Brown (far right).

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Scene at Berklee: Noa and Gil Dor

The two Israeli musicians shared their artistic journeys and performed pieces from their new collaboration, Letters to Bach.