Upcoming Events

This band will be skillfully weaving tgether their original compositions with free improvisations, creating an eclectic mix of jazz, classical, and rock.

Pianist Yujung Jung presents this recital.

Pianist Mina Kitajima presents her original tunes and arrangements.

The Bob Wyckoff Quintet takes a stroll through the Golden Age of songwriting. Popular tunes of the '30s and '40s in a jazz setting.

Jazz

Led by electric bassist Ayal Tsubery, this group is a sextet that has been playing together for the past year. During that time they've been mixing up Middle Eastern and Latin rhythms and melodies with modern jazz, compositional approaches, and an electric/acoustic setup that results in a sophisticated, yet accessible and hard grooving instrumental music that leaves enough room for improvisation and exciting tension between the players.

Come watch Jordan Alegant play with a myriad of his bands, in a variety of styles for a feel-good farewell to Berklee.

Guitarist Steven Ohm presents the last part in the Trilogy series. He will be playing the music that shaped him as a musician.

Bass player Timothy Norton presents his senior recital, You Make This the Town of Smiles, Part 3.

Eric Berringer presents his senior recital.

Berklee College of Music hosts its High School Jazz Festival at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston, Massachusetts. Berklee's annual event is the largest of its kind in the United States. [details]

Puscifer is a side project of Maynard James Keenan from the bands Tool and A Perfect Circle. As Keenan is the only permanent member, he considers the project to be his "creative subconscious." [details]

Puscifer is a side project of Maynard James Keenan from the bands Tool and A Perfect Circle. As Keenan is the only permanent member, he considers the project to be his "creative subconscious." [details]

Play in the Black Box is the first series at the Arsenal Center for the Arts featuring Berklee students—an intimate and personal experience for every concertgoer. Minden Jones will be performing music tonight from her project Pinchback Blues. [details]

With explosive taiko drumming and innovative, acrobatic choreography, TAO: The Martial Art of Drumming, in its Boston debut, offers a breathtaking, vibrantly modern twist on a traditional art form—and a visual and sonic tour de force!

Air is two musicians (Jean-Benoît Dunckel and Nicolas Godin) who are typically French yet altogether worldly. They come to Boston in support of their latest album, Love 2. [details]

KidsJam is workshop which gives Berklee Music Education students, led by Professors Libby Allison and Charlene Ryan, an opportunity to practice their skills in a fun and energetic, performance-style setting. Each session will involve singing, moving, playing instruments, stories, listening, and creating or improvising music. Email kidsjam@berklee.edu for a reservation form.

SoYoung Park, a piano player and a vocalist, presents her arranging and compositions with her band.

Original compositions and arrangements by Daniel Weiss played with great friends.

A plethora of feel-good funky music that'll get you hopping in your seats. Plenty of keys and singing along with a smorgasbord of special guests (including Flo and many more). So come on down to the Mike Barnett Happy Hour and get funked up!

Come and enjoy a night of invention, collaboration, and reflection, as I give you a taste of the music that helped to shape my life.

Christian Scott is a young Berklee alumnus and Grammy-nominated jazz trumpeter, composer, and producer who is having a major impact on the jazz scene. He released his fifth album, Yesterday You Said Tomorrow, on February 1, 2010. [details]

Yui Koda performs solo pieces, original, and ensemble pieces. This is last concert for her in Berklee. Please come and share the wonderful time with her.

Pianist Shin Iikura presents this recital.

Vocalist Kelly Moses presents this showcase of pop/rock music.

Music therapy majors will present contemporary songs that they compose and perform with and for clients in clinical settings. This annual event brings music therapy students together to celebrate music as a healing modality.

Jazz pianist Yuki Shibata, a 2009 Berklee graduate, leads a group performing her originals.

The CWP student concert features some of the best CWP students and their dynamic songs and arrangements in an exciting mix of electrifying music.

Jim Benoit, percussionist and vibraphonist, will give a one-hour recital featuring a wide variety of music from solo classical and contemporary pieces to a septet performance by the Waitiki 7.

Mose Jung leads this recital, playing original gospel tunes and hymns.

Hanna Barakat will be performing her original Middle Eastern Rock Fusion works along with a few covers. Friends from various backgrounds (Turkey, Palestine, Finland, United States, etc.) will be accompanying her for this event.

Play in the Black Box is the first series at the Arsenal Center for the Arts featuring Berklee students—an intimate and personal experience for every concertgoer. Tubby Love will be performing music tonight from new album Tubby Love and Graymation. [details]

Pianist Hiroshi Uenohara presents this senior recital.

For his senior recital David Kocses will be playing tunes from Miles Davis, Roy Haynes, John Coltrane, and many others.

This is a concert of the best student projects from CP212 (Counterpoint 2) courses from 2009.

Several Berklee composers will have their pieces read for the 2010 commencement. The winning composer will be selected to have his/her piece performed at the 2010 commencement.

Liutauras Janusaitis presents original compositions and standard arrangements in a modern jazz idiom.

Pianist Maria Eugenia Leon Mazorra presents this recital, combining classical and jazz music.

Aslihan Niksarli will play original compositions with her band. It will be a night of improvisation, avant garde, and funk.

Blues music in the style of the Muddy Waters Band, Etta James, and Little Walter, and originals by Tyghan Zhivaz will be presented in this inspired senior recital. Featuring the band Van der Blues.

Original chamber music compositions will be featured by three selected Berklee student composers.

Hear the familiar strains of love, loss, triumph, sorrow, and joy in a dozen new ways as Berklee students perform music from around the world. Learn more about the series.

This program is a showcase for the understudies in the production of Elton John and Tim Rice's Aida. This is a prelude to the full show which will take place April 21 in the BPC.

An exciting musical experience presented by trombonist and composer Mike Solorio.

Short concert showcasing originals by James Partridge.

Guitarist/composer Jun Soo Kim will play original compositions and some jazz standards for his senior recital, including exciting music from different parts of the world.

In this senior guitar recital, Pablo Vallejos presents a performance of standard and original compositions in the jazz idiom with a small band ensemble of vibrant interaction.

In a dazzling display of Indian percussion, tabla superstar Zakir Hussain is joined by the finest percussionists from India's classical and folk traditions, including Sabir Khan, (sarangi, lute) Ganesh and Kumaresh (violins), Taufiq Qureshi (percussion), Navin Sharma (dholak, two-headed folk drum), Sridar Parthasarathy (mridangam, barrel drum), and the breathtaking Bengali Drummers.

KidsJam is workshop which gives Berklee Music Education students, led by Professors Libby Allison and Charlene Ryan, an opportunity to practice their skills in a fun and energetic, performance-style setting. Each session will involve singing, moving, playing instruments, stories, listening, and creating or improvising music. Email kidsjam@berklee.edu for a reservation form.