02/28/2024
Today we’re remembering an icon, music innovator and game changer Prince 👑
Prince entered the scene in the mid ‘70s and shook it to its core. His performance skills were unmatched, his vocal range was extraordinary and he had mastered over 27 instruments. He challenged traditional genre, gender and generational boundaries. His bold, unapologetic persona and androgynous style made him not only a music icon but also a fashion icon.
Listen to our fav pick “Little Red Corvette” 🎧
02/26/2024
The Pro Music Department is thrilled to announce the 3rd Annual HipHop Symposium at Berklee College of Music! We are so proud to present an all-femme women line-up for the first week of Women’s History month. Want to learn more? for a juicy press release that dives deeper into our participants and the themes of this year’s symposium.
02/23/2024
We all know and love the Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin 🫶🏽
Her powerful voice and contributions to soul and gospel music not only shaped the sound of an era but also became a powerful voice for the civil rights movement, making her an icon and symbol of empowerment for the community.
Listen to our current fav song “Day Dreaming” 🎧
02/23/2024
Want to know more about declaring Pro Music, choosing tracks and how to create a great Course Map? Join us for an informal info session where we take on ANY and ALL questions you may have about the Professional Music Major! ✨
WHERE: The Loft, 939 Boylston St (through 921 Boylston st)
WHEN: March 4th, 1-4 pm
Don’t miss this! 🥳
02/21/2024
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Join us for a conversation with Dani Davis - Broadway Director, Producer and Choreographer 🎭
Dani Davis ( ) is an Emmy award-winning writer, a Tony-nominated Broadway producer, a critically acclaimed theatre director, a television producer and an entertainment entrepreneur!
WHEN: March 5th, 1-3 pm
WHERE: Room 1W, 1140 Boylston St.
You can submit your questions before the event using the QR code or the link in our bio ➡️
Event Co-hosted by Associate Professor, Professional Music Department at & Chair of Theatre, Theatre Department at at Berklee.
02/14/2024
Happy Valentine’s Day! 💓
Today we’re remembering a true icon and R&B legend Marvin Gaye
His music is timeless and influences the newer generation of artists to this day. He revolutionised the genre with his soulful voice and innovative melodies. His legacy is solidified in history as a pivotal figure of rhythm and blues.
Check out our favourite “How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)” 🎧
02/10/2024
Workshop at with Chair Toki Wright in
02/08/2024
Nina Simone, a legendary singer and pianist, emerged as a trailblazing force in American history. Beyond her musical legacy, Simone, a resilient activist, used her voice to inspire Black women, challenging societal standards with empowering songs like “Four Women.” Her enduring classics like “Feeling Good” and “I Put a Spell on You” solidify her as one of the greatest singer-songwriters in history.
Our current favourite “Mississippi Goddamn”
02/06/2024
Today we’re thinking about the legendary American DJ Frankie Knuckles who is often remembered as the Godfather of House Music. House music got its name from the unique synth-pop sound and DJing style Frankie popularized at Chicago’s legendary club, The Warehouse. He was a shining example of black and LGBTQ+ excellence and he left a lasting legacy in the DJ world.
Check out “The Whistle Song” by Frankie Knuckles 🎧
02/05/2024
We are hiring! Use the links listed here to apply. Please note that you must be a declared Pro Music Major to be eligible.
02/05/2024
The Pro Music Department wishes you a happy Black History Month! And since 2024 is a leap year, we get one more day to think about Black History! Make sure you are following us for updates as we post about famous Black musicians, and promote for the upcoming 3rd Annual HipHop Symposium on 3/7!
01/31/2024
Thank and for moderating such an excellent panel! Alums of the college and Berklee Valencia and our department chair lead a great discussion and facilitated students’ questions on career and the best moves to make in those first few years out of college. Thank you all who made this event possible.