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Berklee Shares Offers Free Lessons and Video Clip Excerpts
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PostPosted: Wed Nov 19, 2003 2:40 am    Post subject: Berklee Shares Offers Free Lessons and Video Clip Excerpts Reply with quote  Mark this post and the followings unread
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Individual self-contained music lessons developed by Berklee faculty and alumni.
Free and open to the music community around the world.
A library of MP3 audio, QuickTime movie, and PDF files.
A glimpse into the educational opportunities provided by Berklee.

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It's my Alma Mater
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PostPosted: Wed Nov 19, 2003 7:58 am    Post subject: Reply with quote  Mark this post and the followings unread
Carlo,
I notice that Berklee grads are always good musicians. Is this because they are very selective in their admissions policy, or are they great teachers?
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PostPosted: Wed Nov 19, 2003 9:11 am    Post subject: Reply with quote  Mark this post and the followings unread
mosc wrote:
Carlo,
I notice that Berklee grads are always good musicians. Is this because they are very selective in their admissions policy, or are they great teachers?

I wouldn't say they are very selective (of course there is an admission process but only to test what classes you can attend proficiently)
Maybe that kind of College attracts musicians already skilled that want to get better, that want to meet other peers and sofort. but I left it in 1990 so I do not know what is going on these days.
As an international student that experience was very interesting not only musically but also as a life experience.
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I bet it was a great experience. Jack Tamul also attended Berklee, but back in the 60s. The place seems to be great for jazz, and for learning the skills of music production.
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mosc wrote:
I bet it was a great experience. Jack Tamul also attended Berklee, but back in the 60s. The place seems to be great for jazz, and for learning the skills of music production.

When I was there you could find every kind of dudes: heavy metal-ists from Japan, jazzers from Europe, classically trained from wherever..
it was a real musical melting pot. I think Berklee is the American College that attracts the greatest number of international students.
When I was there we were one third of the student population. I met people from Chile to Israel, from Japan to South Africa and also a few Americans Very Happy
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