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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

The Poetics of Entanglement

Judson Evans

 

Sixth Sense

Olivia Barton

“The Poetics of Entanglement”: Three Poems & Introducing Two Young Poets with First Books

Judson Evans

Old Photograph

Shivam Sengupta

Blood For The Knuckles, Pencil For The Page

Brian Michael Barbeito

That Window, My Window

Luna Ramos

Aristotle: Poetry

Taylor Brown

That’s What You Get

Mark Pawlak

Dance Looking at the Sun

Robert Bensen

Music

A Rainy Day

Francine Trester

This solo piano piece was written to accompany the painting of the same name by Marie-Francois Firmin-Girard. The composition opens in the upper register of the piano…

FUSION MP3 Contest

Judged by Steve Almond

Meekins Tribute to Bishop: “The Marvelous Stove”

Wayne Meekins

Poetry

4 New Poems

Charles Simic, Former U.S. Poet Laureate

The hush of a summer morning
Bathed in the light of sunrise
Drew me to the open window
And the astounding beauty
Of every flower and tree in my yard …

Five Poems

Brenda Miller

“Marking Time” and Other Poems

Karen Klein

History Of My Heart: Opening and Closing Passages

Robert Pinsky

Excerpts from “Alva and the Beast”

L.S. McKee

“What Hurts” and Other Poems

Sara Pirkle Hughes

Three Poems from We Play a Game

Duy Doan

Select Poems from The Amoeba Game

Tara Skurtu

the shadow’s wink

Lea Orianne

Film

Art

Kimberley Fraser

Louise Bichan

 

Maeve Gilchrist, Scottish harpist and vocalist

Elation

Edward Wersocki

“Night Vision” sequence

Callie Huber

Watercolors

Tiger Okoshi

The Garden@FUSION

Features

The Italian Feature

BTOT

Interviews

Events

Second Print Issue Celebration at Café 939

Celtic FUSION 2011

Poems

Louis De Paor

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.