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Michael P. Abraham is a Professor in the Music Production and Engineering (MP&E) department at Berklee College of Music, where he contributes to shaping the next generation of audio professionals. His unique blend of musical artistry and engineering expertise informs his teaching philosophy and curriculum development.
Abraham emphasizes the importance of integrating musical training, engineering theory, and hands-on studio experience. He believes that Berklee's focus on music as the core foundation equips students to not only adapt to technological changes but also to lead innovation in the audio industry. His research interests span audio engineering, music production, recording technology, and the development of new tools for contemporary music creation.
Throughout his career, Abraham has held significant technical leadership roles, including Vice President of Engineering at KOI Audio and engineer at Bose Corporation, where he worked on high-profile audio projects such as recordings for Mercedes-Benz. He is also an active saxophonist, maintaining a strong connection to performance.
Abraham received his education at Berklee on a scholarship, although the MP&E department did not exist at the time. His passion for the technical aspects of recording led him to pursue electrical engineering, always centered on music applications. He values Berklee’s musician-first approach, noting that MP&E students are trained as musicians first, which he sees as essential to their success.
Professional Highlights:
- Vice President of Engineering, KOI Audio
- Engineer and Member of Technical Staff, Bose Corporation
- Produced, recorded, and performed music for Bose/Mercedes Benz projects
- Professional performing saxophonist
- Active faculty member in MP&E since joining Berklee
He teaches four courses within the MP&E program and is frequently cited for his vision of preparing students to invent future technologies in the audio industry. There is no indication of part-time status, retirement, or former staff designation—Abraham is an active, full-time professor contributing to Berklee’s mission.
