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  • Teaching Max/MSP in Higher Music Education: Programming as Creative Thinking, Practice, and Pedagogical Strategy

    Marta Verde, Berklee Valencia

  • Teaching Max/MSP in Higher Music Education: Programming as Creative Thinking, Practice, and Pedagogical Strategy

    Marta Verde, Berklee Valencia

  • Teaching Max/MSP in Higher Music Education: Programming as Creative Thinking, Practice, and Pedagogical Strategy

    Marta Verde, Berklee Valencia

  • Teaching Max/MSP in Higher Music Education: Programming as Creative Thinking, Practice, and Pedagogical Strategy

    Marta Verde, Berklee Valencia

  • Teaching Max/MSP in Higher Music Education: Programming as Creative Thinking, Practice, and Pedagogical Strategy

    Marta Verde, Berklee Valencia

  • Teaching Max/MSP in Higher Music Education: Programming as Creative Thinking, Practice, and Pedagogical Strategy

    Marta Verde, Berklee Valencia

Prose

Nicole

Kelly Abrams

The air was crisp, and winter was finally settling in. The air smelled of snow, though I knew it would never come. Because my friend had been admitted to the hospital the night before, I’d slept at my mother’s side, holding her hand. As dawn crept over the night sky, sleep had finally overcome me. “Ring­ring, ring­ring.” It must be them, I thought, waking. Nicole’s been released from the hospital and everything’s going to be okay. As I waited for the news, my heart raced, my pulse surged. My mom talked so quietly, I couldn’t hear. But I could hear her cry, and while she spoke for only minutes, it felt like an eternity. The past five years flashed through my mind. From the first time Nicole and I met, to the many trips to Disney World we experienced together. …

Matilde and the Monster

Fernando Montiel Sanchez

Lines in Her Smile

Eleanor Buckland

Berklee Bassists Remember Charlie Haden

Rich Appleman, Whit Browne, Joe Coroniti, Bruce Gertz, John Lockwood, Ed Lucie, Bruno Råberg

Rock Music in a Little Girl’s Eyes

Jessica Prouty

Ceci n’est pas un titre

A window on Surrealism by Monica Fernandez

A Visual Analysis of Wes Anderson’s The Royal Tenenbaums

Christian James Potterton

The Life Saved By God

Nicholas Salvador

The Pagan And The Priest: An Inquiry Into The Religious Colonization Of Ireland

Kevin Schlotterback

Music

Poetry

En La Republica Dominicana

Hannah Ferber

I saw him there /

Bare toes curled into black earth /

Hunching over the infected gutter /

Poems from the Chinese

David Hinton

Word and Violin–Spoken Word Poems

Pireeni Sundaralingam with accompaniment by Colm O’Riain

Snow

Parisa Roohipour

Kicked By The Wind

Jan Rosenfeld

The Universe’s Lullaby from Liberal Arts Symposium 2008

The Universe’s Lullaby from Liberal Arts Symposium 2008

Mark Simos

The Sycamore Tree from Liberal Arts Symposium 2008

The Sycamore Tree from Liberal Arts Symposium 2008

Keppie Coutts

Spying

Ben Backus

Film

Art

Kate

 

Poohbear Knox

Sarah Bonneville

Scott Kapelman

Shasti Jorgensen

The Garden@FUSION

Features

BTOT

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Poems

Sandra Bunting

Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez, 9/30, Room 1A, 1-3 PM

Celtic Fusion

Celtic Fusion

Reviews

FUSION, Berklee’s global arts magazine, publishes writing in all genres, photography, video, and music by students, faculty, staff, and alumni from across the U.S. and our international communities. We feature distinguished guest artists, including three U.S. Poet Laureates, a U.K. Poet Laureate, National Book Award finalists, and writers whose awards include NEA, NEH, Guggenheim, and MacArthur fellowships, a PEN Award, and the Pulitzer Prize.