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The following is a list of notable alumni of Berklee College of Music. Members of this list have attended Berklee for at least one full time semester (not including honorary degrees or summer programs) and are notable in their respective field in the music industry. Some list members may have achieved notability in the entertainment industry unrelated to music, or may be notable for achievements not related to music or entertainment.

* Designates did not complete degree/diploma program. In parentheses is year of graduation

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[edit] B

Sheryl Bailey
Victor Bailey (1979)^[1]
Brent Battey of The Wandas (2003)
Reb Beach*
Richie Beirach*
Bryan Beller (1993)
Marco Benevento (1999)
Jeff Berlin
Jim Bianco (1998)
Jason Bittner
Nathan Blaz of Geographer
Cathy Block
Cindy Blackman (1980)^[1]
John Blackwell (1995)^[1]
Tracy Bonham (1989)^[1]
Libbi Bosworth (early 1990s) ^[2]
Dan Bowden (1985)^[1]
Zachary Borovay (1994)^[1]
Alan Broadbent (1969)^[1]
Meredith Brooks^{[citation needed]}
Bobby Broom *
Bill Brown (1991)
Dean Brown (1977)^[1]
Earle Brown (1950)^[1]
Gary Burton (1962)^[1]
John Bower University of St. Thomas (Saint Paul) Theory Professor, Atonal composer, and Wordsmith

[edit] C

Will Calhoun
Terri Lyne Carrington (1983)^[1]
Bill Chase
Cyrus Chestnut (1985)^[1]
Chiara Civello (2000)^[1]
Annie Clark of St. Vincent (2005)
Alf Clausen (1966)^[1]
Bruce Cockburn (1965)^[1]
Scott Cohen ("Sticks" MacCracken) Three Ton Gate/Session Drummer (1990)
Vinnie Colaiuta (1975)^[1]
Paula Cole (1990)^[1]
Julian Coryell (1992)
Hildward Croes (1984)
Rivers Cuomo* of Weezer^[1] (1987)

[edit] D

Henry Danowski of *Tellison
Eli Degibri (1997)
Gavin DeGraw (1998)*
Arthur "Artie" DeMello (1981)^[1]
John DeServio of Black Label Society (1988)^[1]
Al Di Meola (1974)*^[1]
Damian Draghici (1998) Jazz Pan flutist
Nate Donmoyer of *Passion Pit
Casey Driessen
Kermit Driscoll - jazz bassist with Bill Frisell (1978))^[1]
Adam Dutkiewicz - Killswitch Engage ^[1]
David Davidson of Revocation^[3]

[edit] E

Edan (2001)
Rushad Eggleston (2003)
Emily Elbert (2011)^[1]^[4]
Eru
Booker Ervin*[2]
Chris Eskola
Melissa Etheridge* (1980)^[1] Returned to receive honorary doctorate 2006
Kevin Eubanks (1979)^[1]
Aydin Esen*
El Hefe Lead Guitarist for the punk rock band NOFX
[Elliot Easton] Lead Guitarist for The Cars

[edit] F

[edit] G

Reeves Gabrels (1980)
Hal Galper (1958)
Albhy Galuten (1968)^[1]
Melvin Gibbs ^[5]
Mick Goodrick (1967)^[1]
Anthony Gorruso (1984) ^[1]
Juan Luis Guerra (1982)^[1]
Marta Gómez (2002)^[1]
Camila Grey (2002)^[1]
Joe Guese of The Click Five (2004) ^[1]
Shane Gibson (2002)
Stephen Gould (1966)

[edit] H

Randy Hall, co-arranger with Miles Davis
Mike Hall, Former guitarist for heavy metal band the Killer Dwarfs
Trina Hamlin
Stuart Hamm
Jan Hammer (1969)^[1]
Roy Hargrove (1989)*^[1]
Keith Harris (1998) Drummer for The Black Eyed Peas & Fergie
Donald Harrison (1983)^[1]
Antonio Hart (1991)^[1]
Steve Hass(1996)
Mekaal Hasan (Guitarist, Producer)
Juliana Hatfield (1990)^[1]
Lalah Hathaway (1994)^[1]
Kevin Henry
Jimmy Herring
Norihiko Hibino (1997)
Warren Hill (1988) Smooth Jazz saxophonist ^[1]
Bruce Hornsby (1974)^[1]
Sierra Hull
Ian Hultquist of *Passion Pit
Steve Hunt
Pete Huttlinger

[edit] J

Keith Jarrett (1963)*^[1]
Ingrid Jensen (1989)*^[1]
Quincy Jones (1951)*^[1]
Tim Jones (1988)*^[1]

[edit] K

Joseph Koo
Kim Dong Ryul of South Korea
Diana Krall (1983)^[1]
Joey Kramer of Aerosmith (1971)^[1]
Keith Kenniff
Claude Kelly (2002)
Chance (Kim Michael Jung) of South Korean R&B/Hip Hop group One Way
David Kikoski
Kotringo (Rieko Miyoshi) of Japan (2003)

[edit] L

[edit] M

Natalie Maines (1995)* of The Dixie Chicks^[1]
James Malone (1998) of Arsis
Aimee Mann of 'Til Tuesday(1980)*^[1]
Eddie Manion (1970s) ^[6]
Arif Mardin (1961)^[1]
Charlie Mariano (1951)^[1]
Eric Marienthal (1979)^[1]
Branford Marsalis (1980)^[1]
Delfeayo Marsalis (1989)^[1]
Dmitri Matheny
Javier Martinez 2007
Corrinne May (1998)
John Mayer* (1998)^[1]
William McAuley III, better known as Bleu (1998)^[1]
Keith McEachern of The Wandas (2005)
Kizzy McHugh (2003)^[1]
Tommy McNamara* (Session drummer)
Hilary McRae
Federico Miranda of Gandhi (Costa Rican band)
Ethan Mentzer of The Click Five
Brad Mehldau
Pat Metheny
Rale Micic (1999)
Dominic Miller-Guitarist^[7]

Rob Mounsey (1975)^[1]
George Mraz (1970)^[1]
Wolfgang Muthspiel
John Myung* of Dream Theater^[8]
Scott Miller* of Hyde Park Middle School

[edit] N

Richard Niles (1975)
Ehsaan Noorani^{[citation needed]}

[edit] O

Chris Opperman (2000) composer
Tim "Ripper" Owens of Iced Earth, Judas Priest
Greg Osby
Hasan Cihat Orter
Brian Ostreicher of Geographer
Jeff Olson of Trouble and Retro Grave (BM Film Scoring, 1992)

[edit] P

Andrew Palmer music consultant for "Letters to Juliet"
Trey Parker* co-creator of the popular animated series South Park
Kyle Patrick of The Click Five
Chris Pennie of The Dillinger Escape Plan and Coheed and Cambria
Danilo Perez (1988)^[1]
John Petrucci* of Dream Theater^[8]
Al Pitrelli* of Trans-Siberian Orchestra
Mika Pohjola (1971)
Herb Pomeroy*^[1]
Art Porter, Jr.
Mike Portnoy* of Dream Theater
Thomas Pridgen* of The Mars Volta
Park Bom of South Korean girl group 2NE1
PSY South Korean pop singer

[edit] R

Dani Rabin of Marbin
Dave Rawlings of Dave Rawlings Machine
Dave Reffett (2006)
Emily Remler (1975)*^[1]
Ed Roland of Collective Soul
Ben Romans of The Click Five
Wallace Roney (1981)*^[1]
Kurt Rosenwinkel (1990)*^[1]
Rashawn Ross (2000) of Dave Matthews Band
J. R. Rotem*^[1]
Matt Rubano^[9]
Jason Rosen
Andi Rianto of Magenta Orchestra ( Indonesian Idol )

[edit] S

[edit] T

Susan Tedeschi (1991)^[1]
John Lloyd Taylor Guitarist in the Jonas Brothers
Jacky Terrasson (1986)^[1]
Giorgos Theofanous
Justin Tranter Lead singer of Semi Precious Weapons
Evridiki (Theokleous) ^[1]
Brian Tichy of Slash's Snakepit (1986)^[1]
Ian Thornley of Big Wreck
Meghan Toohey (1998)^[1]
Millo Torres^[1]
Nestor Torres (1973)^[1]
Brian Transeau* (1990)^[1]

Mark Turner* (1990)^[1]

[edit] U

Hiromi Uehara (2003)^[15]

[edit] V

[edit] W

Eric Wainaina (musician)
David S. Ware
Sadao Watanabe (1965)^[1]
Ernie Watts (1966)^[1]
Jeff "Tain" Watts (1981)^[1]
Michael Weiss (1974)^[1]
Gillian Welch (1992)^[1]
Carol Welsman (1983)
Kenny Werner (1968)^[1]
Emil Werstler
Mark Whitfield (1987)^[1]
Brad Whitford of Aerosmith (1971)^[1]
Leehom Wang singer, actor, composer, songwriter, film director

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^ Matt Rubano, Bill Leigh, Jonathan Herrera & Greg Olwell
^ Ratliff, Ben. "Excerpts from an Interview with Sonny Sharrock". http://www.joemcphee.com/jny/sharrock/ratliff89.html. Retrieved 2007-01-14.
^ "Alumni Notes - Ryan Shore '96". http://www.berklee.edu/bt/173/la_news.html.
^ "Alumni Profile - Allan Slutsky '78". Berklee College of Music website. http://www.berklee.edu/bt/143/slutsky_profile.html. Retrieved 2007-12-14.
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