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An additional eight alums and two current students performed in nominated productions. 

His 20-year performance career coming to an end, Lam will transition to teaching in the Conservatory’s Dance Division. 

The program was created by New Music USA and the Berklee Institute of Jazz and Gender Justice to address gender and racial inequities in jazz.

Themed "Flow al Futuro," INOCON 2024 explored the concept of flow, a state of immersive focus and enjoyment in activity. Attendees had the opportunity to attend engaging discussions and panels covering music, technology, entrepreneurship, and the symbiotic relationship between creativity and business. 

The program gives musicians of all backgrounds new tools to use for music engagement in community settings.

The accomplished saxophonist secured a spot among the elite winners of this year’s YYPA competition.

The in-person conference is open to Berklee Online students and the music community at large.

In this Center Stage performance, Conservatory students kick off a new partnership with artist-in-residence Aszure Barton and reverse gender roles for a José Limón masterwork reconstructed by faculty member Kurt Douglas.

The theater educator, choreographer, and performer will join Boston Conservatory at Berklee as dean of the Theater Division starting July 1. 

Lee, an assistant professor of composition, creates music based on unconventional and nonlinear structures that weaves together acoustic and electroacoustic mediums.