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The singer-songwriter enrolled in the Harvard-Berklee Joint Studies Program talks about her love of medicine and music, overcoming writer's block, and her new single, "Marionette."

The Canadian composer talks about being drawn to the storytelling power of scoring for film and video games, working with sound libraries, and boosting visibility for composers of color.

The songwriting major sang "Stars" by Grace Potter and the Nocturnals during the blind auditions.

In back-to-back programs in Boston and Valencia, Spain, guitarist Miles Sam sharpened his craft, expanded his community, and set the stage for the next phase of his artistic life.

Students received real-world experience in artist development, branding, and social media strategy.

A 20-year music industry veteran and a committed artist advocate with deep Berklee roots, Lucchese sets the tone for a new era at the institution.

Hear from three recent Aspire: Five-Week Music Intensive attendees about their summer highlights and how to get the most out of the program.

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

The music education major talks about her passion for teaching, a podcast she started as a result of a class project, and her mentor, the late faculty member Jarritt Sheel.

Joy Lamberton Arcolano, the program's director, discusses her collaborative approach to teaching theater to middle-school aged students.