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  • Sharing the Darkness

    Carolyn Forché

Words

Bella’s World

Montserrat Turriza

Bella’s most prized possession, a Mozart doll, lays in the center of her bed, surrounded by a small herd of Build-A-Bear stuffed plushies, American Girl dolls, and stuffed zoo animals. He lays stiff and unyielding in the throng of plastic and plush, wearing a sponge-like grey wig, and a red suit with white ruffles. When his key is turned, he plays Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, translated as “A Little Night Music.” And though intended as a light-hearted serenade, not a lullaby, its playful notes comfort Bella. …

Charades and Four Other Poems

Robert Carr

Social Distance and Two Other Poems

Eileen Cleary

“The Longest Day” & Two Other Poems

Cristopher Gonzalez

“Whisper Down the Lane” & Five Other Poems

Brianna Nelson

The Last Sound You Hear and Two Other Poems

David P. Miller

New Voices, Traditional Forms: Student Sonnets & Sapphic Stanzas

Music

Aliya Cycon Project

Interview by Xingyu

Aliya Cycon is an 8th Semester CWP major at Berklee. Her band, Aliya Cycon Project, just released their first album called “We Will Be Light” this past spring. Y—Xingyu Yao A—Aliya Cycon Y: Hi Aliya, Congratulations on your first album release party! How are you feeling right now? A: You know, it has been on my mind for so long that now that it finally happened, it felt totally normal. But it was a really fun show with an awesome turn out. The crowd seemed to be really into it, which is the most rewarding feeling. Y: Could you please introduce your band members for us? A: The Aliya Cycon Project has five solid members. And we always have extra players. Right now we have a violin player. The core band members are: Andres Fronseca from Colombia on drums and …

Preab Meadar – transforming Poetry to Dance

Essential Singing Approaches for Contemporary Styles

Jeannie Gagné, Professor, Voice, Berklee College of Music

Hole

Anwen Crawford

“For Kounellis”

Neil Leonard

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Paola Calatayud-Serna

 

Natalie Haas

Alasdair Fraser & Natalie Haas

Philip Barlow

Kimberley Fraser

Kimberley Fraser

Louise Bichan

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Drops

Enrico de Trizio

Boids in a Castle

Enrico de Trizio

Emerald Warrior

Slam Poetry: Maya Divitri

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Train

J.T. Welsch

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Essential Singing Approaches for Contemporary Styles

Jeannie Gagné, Professor, Voice, Berklee College of Music

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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.