The Colors of Peace music festival is a captivating celebration of multicultural diversity and artistic expression. Featuring young artists from the Greater Boston area showcasing their cultural traditions through spoken word, song, and dance, this event promises an evening filled with a rich tapestry of performances.
Long Windedpresents a can't-miss concert featuring a diverse of range instruments, styles, and players from the Berklee Woodwind Department faculty and student community.
Brought together by Juan de Marcos, the musical director for the original Buena Vista Social Club recording, the Afro-Cuban All Stars features a multigenerational lineup with members from Cuba’s leading bands playing both classic and contemporary Cuban styles.
KS6: Small Forward, devised for the stage by codirectors Nicolai Khalezin and Natalia Kaliada (founders of Belarus Free Theatre), is based on conversations with Katsiaryna Snytsina, who competed for Team Belarus at the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, China.
A thrilling dance group from Argentina, Malevo specializes in malambo, a traditional Argentine folk dance, and merges it with urban percussion and other dance styles.
The Broadway Band is a student-developed musical theater community that focuses on the pit orchestra, music direction, orchestration, and copywork of Broadway music.
After presenting his new musical revue, Dance of Sands, across Europe, Marrakesh, and Casablanca, Aleph performs a magical blend of jazz, flamenco, and East Asian music.
Berklee’s American Roots Music Program presents New Dangerfield, Dom Flemons, Donna McElroy, and more. This show is coproduced by Farayi Malek and Matt Glaser.
