All Summer Programs

Designed for students ages 11–14, this program develops musicianship, theory, and performance skills through group lessons and ensemble play, culminating in a performance for families and the Berklee Valencia. community.

Experience music through drumming, singing, and music technology workshops. (For musicians with disabilities.)

For middle schoolers of all levels, styles, and backgrounds. Explore theory, harmony, songwriting methods, and technology.

A hands-on, project-based experience for students ages 15 and up, this program introduces recording studio techniques, self-production, and live music production.

Career and Job Success in the Music Industry is a course designed to help you gain insight into the seismic shifts in the music industry job market and extract universal success tenets that will help you become "future-proof."

In this course, we will explore the writing process as a tool for thinking and a mode of exploration. And we will work on helping you develop a strong, individual, and creative voice.

This course is a survey of music in film, covering everything from the late 1800s to the present day.

Learn how to use a Digital Audio Workspace as a compositional tool, how to arrange with MIDI, and how to engineer and produce your own recordings.

Learn music theory and gain the foundation you need to take your skills to a higher level by reading, writing, and critically listening to music.

We’ll consider music across almost every conceivable genre, from advertising jingles to jazz to pop to classical to world music.

This program enhances participants' performance, theory, production, and technology skills while providing an opportunity to earn up to three undergraduate credits in a multicultural environment at the state-of-the-art campus.

This one- or two-week program helps students develop foundational skills to become collaborative performers.