Students from Berklee's Aspire: Five-Week Music Performance Intensive will deliver performances showcasing elements of what they have learned during their time at Berklee Summer Programs
Students from Berklee's Aspire: Five-Week Music Performance Intensive will deliver performances showcasing elements of what they have learned during their time at Berklee Summer Programs.
Berklee City Music celebrates over 30 years of service at the Berklee City Music Scholarship Concert. Featuring performances by the program's summer scholarship recipients from across the globe. Hosts include Brian Kennedy, four-time Grammy Award–winning pianist and producer, and Mayssa Karaa, Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter and artistic director of Berklee Abu Dhabi.
This concert will feature Aspire: Five-Week Music Performance Intensive student ensembles performing in various musical styles, including jazz, rock, funk, fusion, pop, rock, salsa, and bluegrass. Ensemble sizes range from small groups to big bands.
This concert includes three Aspire: Five-Week Music Performance Intensive All-Star bands (jazz, rock, and funk-fusion), as well as the Rock Workshop, directed by German Schauss; the Jazz Workshops, directed by Terri Lyne Carrington and Simon Moullier; and the Motown Ensemble, directed by David Alexis.
This is the opening night of Guitar Sessions, featuring modern, original, impressionistic, and spontaneously composed music for classical guitar, slide guitar, and drums, with Kim Perlak, David Tronzo, and Francisco Mela.
Guitar Department Assistant Chair and internationally acclaimed jazz guitarist Sheryl Bailey brings her quartet to perform during Berklee Guitar Sessions.
Portuguese fado star Mariza has become one of the most widely-acclaimed stars on the global stage. Whether singing traditional numbers or new songs, she honors the legacy of fado with her clarion voice and mesmerizing stage presence.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Since its inception in 2009, the inspiring Ndlovu Youth Choir has become one of South Africa’s most treasured choral groups. The choir's performances thrill audiences around the world, sharing profound messages of hope, love, and togetherness.
Saxophonist, composer, and bandleader Joshua Redman is touring in support of his latest album, where are we, with typically brilliant supporting partners including drummer Brian Blade, pianist Aaron Parks, Joe Sanders on bass, and dynamic young vocalist Gabrielle Cavassa.
