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List of Berklee College of Music alumni

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The following contains 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.

Grammy-winning alumni

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141 alums have won 332 Grammy awards.[1]

Alum Grad. year Number of Grammy nominations Number of Grammy wins
Arooj Aftab[2] 2010 5 1
Amy Allen[3] 2015 4 1
Cole Anderson[4] 2019 1 1
Nick Baxter[5] 2007 1 1
Brandon Bell[6] 2012 5 2
Jay Bellerose[7] 1987 2 1
Thomas Bellino[8] 1972 4 1
Steve Berkowitz[9] 1978 8 5
Jeff Bhasker[10] 1999 16 5
Josh Blair[11] 1999 2 1
Gustavo Borner[12] 1989 6 6
Paul Boutin[13] 1994 2 1
Stephen Bray[14] 1978 6 1
Alan Broadbent[15] 1969 14 2
Gary Burton[16] 1962 22 7
Will Calhoun[17] 1986 4 2
Kevin Camp[18] 2007 1 1
Terri Lyne Carrington[19] 1983 6 4
Annie Clark[20] 2003 4 3
Vinnie Colaiuta[21] 1975 2 1
Paula Cole[22] 1990 7 1
Charlie Colin[23] 1988 6 1
Carlos Colón[24] 2004 2 1
Clay Cook[25] 1998 4 2
Jonathan Crone[26] 2005 1 1
Billy Cumella[27] 2015 2 1
Andrew Dawson[28] 2001 9 3
Rick DePofi[29] 1981 1 1
Al Di Meola[30] 1974 1 1
Ruriá Duprat[31] 1988 1 1
Adam Dutkiewicz[32] 1999 3 0
Jon D'Uva[33] 1995 3 3
Melissa Etheridge[34] 1980 15 2
Benny Faccone 1978 6 1
Donald Fagen[35] 1966 6 5
Chuy Flores[36] 1997 1 1
Robert Freedman[37] 1978 4 1
Bill Frisell[38] 1977 6 1
Albhy Galuten[39] 1968 7 2
Marco Gamboa[40] 1996 1 1
Brian Garten[41] 1995 4 1
Bleo Genovese[42] 2004 2 1
Gil Goldstein[43] 1970 8 5
David Greenbaum[44] 2005 6 4
Juan Luis Guerra[45] 1982 8 3
Andy Hall[46] 1997 4 1
Tom Hambridge[47] 1983 4 4
Jan Hammer[48] 1969 2 2
Roy Hargrove[49] 1989 6 2
Keith Harris[50] 1999 3 1
Lalah Hathaway[51] 1994 10 5
Levon Helm[52] — 4 3
Bruce Hornsby[53] 1974 13 3
Rob Hotchkiss[54] 1982 4 1
Byeong-Joon Hwang[55] 1999 2 2
Bob James[56] 1958 19 2
Joelle James[57] 2011 2 1
Laufey Jónsdóttir[58] 2021 1 1
Jasmine Cephas Jones[59] 2009 1 1
Quincy Jones[60] 1951 80 28
Pete Karam[61] 1994 9 7
Geoffrey Keezer[62] 1989 4 1
Diana Krall[63] 1983 10 2
Joey Kramer (from Aerosmith) 1971 14 4
Richard L. Kulsar[64] 1990 1 1
Alex Lacamoire[65] 1995 8 4
Tim Latham[66] 1989 2 2
Jason Lehning[67] 1994 3 2
Dominick Leslie[68] 2010 2 2
Fred Lipsius[69] 1961 7 3
Fernando Lodeiro[70] 2007 3 3
Jeff Lorber[71] 1971 7 1
Jeremy Loucas[72] 2006 3 3
Joe Lovano[73] 1972 14 1
Gavin Lurssen[74] 1991 6 3
Natalie Maines[75] 1995 20 12
Emerson Mancini[76] 2008 7 2
Aimee Mann[77] 1980 6 2
Arif Mardin[78] 1961 18 11
Branford Marsalis[79] 1980 18 3
Tony Maserati[80] 1986 10 1
John Mayer[81] 1998 19 7
Ben McKee[82] 2009 4 1
Justin Moshkevich[83] 2007 1 1
John Myung[84] 1986 3 1
Jay Newland[85] 1984 17 12
Stephen Oremus[86] 1992 4 2
Shafik Palis[87] 2001 1 1
Chris Pandolfi[88] 2003 4 1
Trey Parker[89] 2008 1 1
Danilo Pérez[90] 1988 8 3
John Petrucci[91] 1986 3 1
Daniel Platzman[92] 2009 4 1
Evan Price[93] 1996 2 2
Thomas Pridgen[94] 2003 1 1
Claudio Ragazzi[95] 1984 1 1
David Rawlings[96] 1992 3 1
Patrick Robinson[97] 1996 1 1
Wallace Roney 1981 2 1
Charlie Rosen[98] 2012 1 1
Antonio Sanchez[99] 1998 11 5
Jaclyn Sanchez[100] 2012 2 1
Pernell Saturnino[101] 1995 2 1
Matt Schaeffer[102] 2012 9 4
Tom Schick[103] 1995 1 1
John Scofield[104] 1973 9 3
Wayne Sermon[105] 2008 4 1
Howard Shore[106] 1969 8 4
Alan Silvestri[107] 1970 9 2
Charlton Singleton[108] 1989 3 2
Ruslan Sirota[109] 2003 1 1
Josh Sklair[110] 1978 2 2
Allan Slutsky[111] 1973 1 1
Luciana Souza[112] 1988 8 1
Esperanza Spalding 2005 11 5
Matthew Stevens[113] 2004 2 1
Erich Talaba[114] 2003 1 2
Susan Tedeschi[115] 1991 7 1
Mads Tolling[116] 2003 3 2
Tommy Torres[117] 2003 15 3
Joe Travers[118] 1991 1 1
Molly Tuttle[119] 2014 3 2
Diego Urcola[120] 1990 5 1
Steve Vai 1979 12 3
Victor Vanacore[121] 1974 1 1
Alex Venguer[122] 2002 1 1
Brian Vibberts[123] 1991 6 6
Eliot D. Wadopian[124] 1980 2 2
Brian Warwick[125] 2003 1 1
Ernie Watts[126] 1966 4 2
Jeff Watts[127] 1981 4 1
Daniel Weinkauf[128] 1984 2 1
Gillian Welch[129] 1992 7 2
Dennis White[130] 1988 1 1
Todd Whitelock[131] 1989 11 10
Brad Whitford[132] 1971 14 4
Ben Wisch[133] 1976 1 1
Anna Wise[134] 2010 3 1
Linus Wyrsch[135] 2008 1 1
Alon Yavnai[136] 1995 2 1
Joe Zawinul[137] 1959 2 1
Rodrigo Cuevas[138] 2005 1 1

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