Calendar
The Coming: Black History Month Celebration
This musical narrative features excerpts with Daniel Black from his book The Coming, along with compositions from Tia Fuller’s Grammy-nominated album, Diamond Cut, and performances by the Rainbow All-Stars Ensemble on the rich traditions and more contemporary portrayals of the African diaspora, firmly depicting the unrighteous capture and journey of the transatlantic slave trade.
ICCA Northeast Quarterfinal: Night Two
Top a cappella collegiate groups from the Northeast region compete for the title of international champions.
The 8-Bit Big Band: Video Game Music Greatest Hits
The 8-Bit Big Band, a 33-member jazz/pops orchestra created by Charlie Rosen, presents unprecedented “big band” performances of original arrangements of popular video game music with special guests, including Grace Kelly B.M. ’12.
The 8-Bit Big Band: Video Game Music Greatest Hits
The 8-Bit Big Band, a 33-member jazz/pops orchestra created by Charlie Rosen, presents unprecedented “big band” performances of original arrangements of popular video game music with special guests, including Grace Kelly B.M. ’12.
International Folk Music Festival
The 34th annual International Folk Music Festival presents folk music from around the world, performed by Berklee students and special guests.
The Show, Directed by Rob Lewis
The Show is a pop music spectacle, an electrifying live production of world-renowned hits by today’s biggest stars, reimagined by a superband of top-notch singers, rappers, and instrumentalists from Berklee College of Music.
Omar Sosa and Yilian Cañizares
Pianist Omar Sosa and violinist/vocalist Yilian Cañizares draw on their Afro-Cuban roots, along with Western classical music and jazz, to perform beautiful and personal music from their recent album Aguas.
The High Kings
The High Kings are Finbarr Clancy, Darren Holden, and Brian Dunphy. In June 2007, they were invited to join a new Irish band, the High Kings, as three of the four founding members, along with Martin Furey.
Noa Sings Letters to Bach
Noa's new project, Letters to Bach, is composed of 12 pieces of Johann Sebastian Bach’s instrumental music, for which she has written English and Hebrew lyrics, inspired by subjects as diverse as technology, religion, global warming, feminism, and the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
Berklee Greek Ensemble
The Berklee Greek Ensemble will perform traditional Greek music from the mainland to the islands, and from Asia Minor to Cyprus, with dancers and guest musicians.
Julia Wolfe’s Anthracite Fields
A Pulitzer Prize–winning oratorio about coal miners at the turn of the 20th century, Julia Wolfe’s Anthracite Fields combines folk, rock, and classical genres in what the Los Angeles Times called “an unforgettably haunting, harrowing evocation of the plight of Pennsylvania’s coal miners, incorporating many musical styles and effectively shadowy visuals.”
Gala Flamenca
Gala Flamenca captures the beauty, power, and passion of flamenco.
Gala Flamenca
Gala Flamenca captures the beauty, power, and passion of flamenco.
Guitar Night: Rock and Pop
This concert features select student-led ensembles that represent the best rock and pop guitarists at Berklee College of Music.
Ron Reid: Rituals of Drum, Song, and Spirit
Ron Reid, a bassist, composer, and arranger, explores his groundings in Caribbean folk, kaiso rhythms, and jazz explorations with compositions and arrangements for horn quintet, rhythm section, and chamber steel ensemble.
Berklee World Strings: One World
Berklee World Strings, directed by Berklee College of Music string professor Eugene Friesen, presents an evening of original music from Eastern Europe, Iran, Israel, Brazil, Finland, Peru, and the United States.
Béla Fleck and the Flecktones
Join Béla Fleck, the groundbreaking banjoist, composer, and bandleader, and the Flecktones, featuring pianist Howard Levy, bassist Victor Wooten, and percussionist Roy “Futureman” Wooten.
Joey Alexander
Pianist, composer, and bandleader Joey Alexander is enjoying one of the most ascendant careers in jazz today.
Singers Night
Each semester, 120–180 voice students audition for the opportunity to be cast in Singers Night, one of the Voice Department's premier shows.
Berklee Invitational Scholastic Music Festival
The Music Education Department at Berklee College of Music hosts K–12 music ensembles from across Massachusetts in this educational festival.