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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

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My Debut

Robert Cataldo

When I was in my sixteenth year, a friend of my father’s, who worked for the state, came by my father’s store and had mentioned that the state psychiatric hospital in Waltham was looking for a piano player, a musician, to entertain their patients, one night a week, midweek. My father, of course, immediately thought of me. …

Deaf Date

Paul Hostovsky

Cans and Cant’s

Arkadiusz Prysak

The Revolution of What Didn’t Get Said

Steve Almond

Pamela Painter: Two Stories

Maria

Paris Wu

Edges

Liam Cetti

Poems by Berklee Students: February 2016

4 Poems by Percussion Prof. Marko Djordjevic

Music

Poetry

Washington Square Park

Peter Maltzan

A homeless man asks me /
What I am doing with my life. /
The only explanation /
I can come up with is this: /

Fate is a Virtue

Fate is a Virtue

By Peter Maltzan

Poems

Ailbhe Ní Ghearbhuigh

Poems

Gerard Smyth

Poems

John Walsh

Poems

Val Nolan

Poems

Paul McMahon

Poems

Rita Ann Higgins

Poems

Ryan Dennis

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Lunar Eclipse

Aldon Baker

Aldon Baker is a photographer and a composer studying Film Scoring at Berklee. He has been very passionate and serious about photography for some time and studied black and white photography extensively before becoming interested in digital photography. Over the past few years, he has photographed parts of Peru, the Amazon rainforest, Seattle, San Francisco, Boston, Arches National Park, Olympic National Park, and Barcelona.

Morning Dew on Leaf

Aldon Baker

Sweden

Kathyrn Bilinski

Boats

Kathyrn Bilinski

Maya Divitri

The Garden@FUSION

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BTOT

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John Walsh

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Val Nolan

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Paul McMahon

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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.