Events
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Lick Neon
The StreetPerforming under the name Lick Neon, this collective has spent the past year making the rounds on the underground circuit, bringing Texas blues, slacker rock, and folk music to Boston bars and basements.
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Norm Zocher’s Electric Strings Quintet
Oliver Colvin Recital HallGuitarist and composer Norm Zocher and his genre-bending Electric Strings Quintet deliver a performance that draws from classical and rock traditions.
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Tasha / Christelle Bofale
Red Room at Cafe 939Tasha, a native of Chicago, Illinois, explores how music can be a powerful force for healing. Songwriter Christelle Bofale, based in Austin, Texas, infuses hints of the Congo into her music, bridging the musical influences of the diaspora with juxtaposed elements of indie rock, soul, and jazz.
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Hannah Siglin
Macy's Downtown BostonHannah Siglin is a singer-songwriter and guitarist.
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Nikolai Mishchenko
Berk Recital HallAward-winning pianist Nikolai Mishchenko presents original music, as well as arrangements and improvisations.
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Green Line X-Tension
Oliver Colvin Recital HallGreen Line X-Tension, a vocal group based in Boston, Massachusetts, combines a unique vocal blend and tightly woven harmonies in an eclectic repertoire of jazz standards, pop, rock, R&B, and original music.
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Noa Angell
Berklee Dining HallNoa Angell is a singer-songwriter of Eurasian, Dutch, and Indonesian heritage. Her music features modern pop with a mix of R&B, soul, and jazz influences.
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String Department Faculty Concert
Oliver Colvin Recital HallThe Berklee College of Music String Department is excited to present its fall faculty concert, featuring an eclectic array of ensembles performing original pieces and exciting arrangements—with all the strings.
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Tipling Rock / Dylan Rockoff / Olivia for Now
Red Room at Cafe 939Tipling Rock, a beach pop band based in Boston, Massachusetts, is composed of Ben Andre (vocals/guitar), Dillon Salkovitz (bass), and Tommy Schubert (drums). Dylan Rockoff is a pop and R&B artist based in Nashville, Tennessee. Olivia for Now makes musical postcards, built from shapes and colors felt and unseen.
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Master Class with Singer-Songwriter Mary Gauthier
Red Room at Cafe 939Join singer-songwriter Mary Gauthier for a master class on songwriting. Learn how to blaze a path to your unique voice, and how to use it to tell a story with truth that connects to listeners.
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Lick Neon
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Norm Zocher’s Electric Strings Quintet
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Tasha / Christelle Bofale
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Hannah Siglin
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Nikolai Mishchenko
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Green Line X-Tension
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Noa Angell
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String Department Faculty Concert
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Tipling Rock / Dylan Rockoff / Olivia for Now
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Master Class with Singer-Songwriter Mary Gauthier
Donnell Gilchrist
Donnell Gilchrist is a jazz pianist and hip-hop/electronic producer based in Boston, Massachusetts, and raised in Tampa, Florida.
Hannah Siglin
Hannah Siglin is a singer-songwriter and guitarist.
Niu Raza
Blending huge jazzy vocals with soul, African groove, a touch of Caribbean beats, and pop, Niu Raza’s sound is full, mature, and alluring.
Melissa Galban
Melissa Galban, a keyboardist from Miami, Florida, is studying music business and music production at Berklee College of Music. Influenced by Latin jazz and R&B, Galban has a playing style that is fresh and original.
Jazz Clinic with Mads Tolling
The Berklee College of Music String Department proudly presents a jazz clinic with two-time Grammy winner Mads Tolling B.M. ’03. The session will feature violist Noah Leong and bands led by violinists Lia Davies, Ella Jordan, and Brian Urra.
Lick Neon
Performing under the name Lick Neon, this collective has spent the past year making the rounds on the underground circuit, bringing Texas blues, slacker rock, and folk music to Boston bars and basements.
My GAS II
This concert features a voice and rhythm section playing songs from the Great American Songbook—with some odd twists.
Norm Zocher’s Electric Strings Quintet
Guitarist and composer Norm Zocher and his genre-bending Electric Strings Quintet deliver a performance that draws from classical and rock traditions.
Tasha / Christelle Bofale
Tasha, a native of Chicago, Illinois, explores how music can be a powerful force for healing. Songwriter Christelle Bofale, based in Austin, Texas, infuses hints of the Congo into her music, bridging the musical influences of the diaspora with juxtaposed elements of indie rock, soul, and jazz.
Lea Grace Swinson
Lea Grace Swinson is a musician from Boston, Massachusetts, who has performed at TD Garden, Fenway Park, and the Strand Theatre (with gospel legend Kirk Franklin).
Hannah Siglin
Hannah Siglin is a singer-songwriter and guitarist.
Sheila del Bosque
Born in 1994 in Havana, Sheila del Bosque is one of the most in-demand young flutists in Cuba. Her music features contemporary and traditional Afro-Cuban music with the influence of European and jazz ingredients.
Melissa Galban
Melissa Galban, a keyboardist from Miami, Florida, is studying music business and music production at Berklee College of Music. Influenced by Latin jazz and R&B, Galban has a playing style that is fresh and original.
Come Sunday: An Ella Fitzgerald Tribute—Songs of Duke Ellington
San Francisco–based vocalist Marina Khankhalaeva and pianist Allen LeVines collaborate to pay tribute to Ella Fitzgerald and the songs of Duke Ellington.
Hannah Siglin
Hannah Siglin is a singer-songwriter and guitarist.
The Grief Suite: Original Compositions by Ryan Siegel
Saxophonist Ryan Siegel presents the debut of his first jazz suite, Grief, an original work of five movements inspired by the five stages of grief.
Nikolai Mishchenko
Award-winning pianist Nikolai Mishchenko presents original music, as well as arrangements and improvisations.
Symposium for Interconnected Arts and Music Performance
The fourth annual Symposium for Interconnected Arts and Music Performance, presented by the Berklee Global Jazz Institute, creates a space to explore the multidimensionality of music and the connections between creativity, improvisation, science, spirituality, and the broader human experience.
Ljuliana Thomas
Ljuliana Thomas, a singer and pianist from Memphis, Tennessee, attends Berklee College of Music under a Presidential Scholarship.
Voice of the Sea
Joy Lee, an Imogen Heap Award–winning composer, electronic music producer, and performer, presents original compositions in varied styles. The concert features avant-garde electroacoustic compositions, electronic beats, and experimental free improvisations, with acoustic and electronic instrumentation.