More than 900 graduates from 58 countries--the largest graduating class to date--received degrees at Berklee's 2011 commencement, held at the Agganis Arena at Boston University. Berklee president Roger H. Brown presented honorary doctor of music degrees to soul and gospel singer Mavis Staples; rock, pop, and r&b vocalist, pianist, and songwriter Michael McDonald; renowned Cuban musicians Chucho Valdes and his father, Bebo Valdes; and jazz saxophonist, composer, and bandleader Kenny Garrett. Garrett delivered the commencement address to the graduating class and an estimated crowd of more than 4,000 guests.
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Chucho Valdes accepts an honorary doctorate on behalf of his father Bebo, a pioneering Cuban bandleader.
Watch highlights from the May 6, 2011 Commencement concert with appearances from Berklee students and grads.
Artist/humanitarian Chucho Valdes addresses the new class of 2011 as a new honorary doctor of music. (En espanol.)
The new honorary doctor of music tells the class of 2011, "You never know when there'll be an opportunity to play."
The jazz saxophone master receives an honorary doctorate at the 2011 Commencement.
The great soul singer addresses students after receiving an honorary doctorate from Berklee.
The May 7 ceremonies kick off with the faculty speaker, student speaker, and senior video.
The singer and honorary degree recipient tells the new class of 2011 they inspired him.