Berklee Valencia

From the classroom to Air Studios🎬🎼

Last week, our Scoring for Film, Television, and Video Games students traveled to London to record their culminating experience with a professional orchestra at one of the world's leading recording studios. An unforgettable milestone in their journey as screen composers.

🔗 Look at some highlights, and tap the link in our bio to learn more about the program:

Scoring for Film, Television, and Video Games Visual media is everywhere, from full-length feature films and television to web series and immersive video games. Whether you see it on an IMAX screen or a smartphone—and whether you hear it in 7.1 surround...

A day in the studio with acclaimed mix engineer Dave Rideau 🎛️

Dave Rideau recently visited Berklee Valencia, where students got a firsthand look at his mixing process, explored a live project from his professional work, and received direct feedback on their own mixes.

An invaluable experience learning directly from one of the industry's leading engineers.

Berklee Valencia students performed “Last Night,” an original composition by student Jingqi WANG, during the concert Illusions, held at CaixaForum València.

The concert featured a series of original works by students in the Contemporary Performance program (Production Concentration). Under the supervision of program director Olga Román, students took the artistic lead in shaping the production, creating arrangements, and artist-directing the show.

"LAST NIGHT"
Composer: Jingqi Wang
Voice: Jingqi Wang
Backing Vocals: Júlia Kozáková, Jesse Julies
Keyboard: Masha Soeiro
Tenor Saxophone: Danila Kutuzov
Baritone Saxophone: Sofia Zorzi
Trumpet: Arlen Borrego Miranda
Electric Guitar: Pep Alcaraz
Electric Guitar: Liana Polanco
Electric Bass: Brady Thomas
Drums: Kevin Gao

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Illusions: “Last Night” (Live at Berklee Valencia) Berklee Valencia students performed “Last Night,” an original compo...

La música del futuro lit up Festival Fronteras 2026 at the Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía 🎶✨

An evening of original music by Berklee Valencia’s Contemporary Performance master’s students, exploring cinematic folk, Latin-infused pop, crossover violin, and poetic acoustic soundscapes.

From Alex Hoskyns to Gabi Bendeck, Pablo Turlo, and Madison Abigail, each artist brought their unique magic to the stage.

Swipe through the highlights from an unforgettable evening. Thank you Festival Fronteras!

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A message that changed everything. ✨

While studying at Berklee Valencia, Alexa Silverman MA ’22 reached out to an artist they admired for a class project. That connection led to a career in artist management, and today, they work with artists including Hayley Kiyoko, Kelela, and Danielle Ponder at ATC Management.

Discover how Silverman is building authentic fan communities, driving cultural impact, and helping artists connect with audiences around the world.

🔗Read the full story:

Connecting Fans, Creating Change: Alexa Silverman MA ‘22 on Artist Management Silverman, senior day-to-day manager at ATC Management, crafts marketing campaigns that foster authentic communities and drive cultural impact among fandoms for a diverse roster of artists.

We are proud to announce that Grammy Award–winning composer and conductor Eric Whitacre will receive an Honorary Doctor of Music degree at Berklee Valencia’s 2026 Commencement Ceremony. 🎓✨

A pioneering artist whose groundbreaking Virtual Choir projects have connected more than 100,000 singers across 145 countries, Whitacre has redefined the modern choral experience through innovation, creativity, and collaboration.

On July 6, he will address the graduating Class of 2026 and be joined by Berklee Valencia’s inaugural distinguished alumni speaker, Carla Patullo.

🔗 Read more on our website and join us in celebrating a visionary artist whose work continues to inspire musicians around the world: https://valencia.berklee.edu/news/eric-whitacre-grammy-award-winning-composer-and-conductor-to-receive-honorary-doctorate-at-berklee-valencia-s-2026-commencement

📸Photo by Marc Royce

Berklee Valencia students performed Stand Up from “Harriet”, composed by Cynthia Erivo, as part of Berklee a Les Arts: Larger than Life.✨

Drawing inspiration from George Frideric Handel’s epic opera Giulio Cesare in Egitto, the production featured more than 20 performers, including vocalists, actors, dancers, and orchestral instrumentalists. Berklee a Les Arts: Larger than Life showcased film music from classics such as The Last Emperor, Frida, Braveheart, and Chariots of Fire, among others.

🔗Tap link in bio to watch the full video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/yVNyOK_jhis