P. Photographs

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Photographs, negatives, slides, and other promotional materials from the late 1990’s to early 2000’s, produced by or for Berklee's Communications office. Images document buildings, student life, selected individuals, and campus events.

Scope and Contents This collection primarily comprises photographs documenting events, activities, and personnel of Berklee College of Music’s Office of International Programs and other early international outreach initiatives, including Berklee on the Road programs; Berklee International Network (BIN) schools; BIN Summits; and other international clinics and concerts. This collection also includes some professional/biographical material about International Programs faculty and staff. Materials in this...

Scope and Contents This collection comprises 76 albums of photographs and associated negatives and contact sheets pertaining to Berklee people, places, and events from the school's founding as Schillinger House in 1945 through the mid-1980s, though the majority of photos date between 1968 and 1984. Most photos are uncredited, so it is thought that Berk likely took several the photographs herself, and that many may have also been taken by her personal photographer, Dino. Most prints are measure...

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This collection consists primarily of photographs used in the production and publishing of Berklee Today, Berklee College of Music's alumni magazine. The collection also contains some letters to the editor and drafts of articles. In addition to this collection, selected Berklee Today issues dating back to 1989 are available online at https://archives.berklee.edu/berklee-r/70498.

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This collection is comprised of multi-track audio recordings (both masters and production copies) and the multi-track recorders modified by Ed Williams to produce them (required for playback). These recordings are complemented by copies of both of Ruth Williams’ books of photographs documenting decades of the New England jazz scene as well as bound indices for the recordings.