Tap dancer and composer Dylan Szuch presents No Szuch Thing!, his first concert exploring jazz tap dance as an instrument and expansive vehicle for live performance. Szuch is the first tap dance principal in the Berklee College of Music undergraduate program.
Performers at the fifth annual Music of Mass Incarceration Concert
This annual concert showcases original musical compositions by Berklee students who have completed the LENS: Contemporary Issues/Mass Incarceration course as well as LMAS: Music and Mass Incarceration, both taught by Associate Professor Gretchen Shae.
Selmer Paris will be on campus to present the history of the company and its current direction. Representatives will have saxophones and clarinets for students to play test.
Melany Sanchez presents Angustia Vocal, a show featuring a variety of original compositions that combine Latin jazz, EDM, and re-imagined arrangements plus a discussion on having an artistic and creative voice.
Join Gospel award–winning and Grammy-nominated artist Micah Stampley for an intimate, student-led conversation about what it takes to build a lasting career in music.
This talk and concert addresses how jazz musicians created jazz standards by playing songs from Broadway musicals, featuring examples by Oscar Peterson and Bill Evans.
FORAGER is a Brooklyn-based trio whose music blends contemporary indie rock with intricate guitar work, melismatic vocals, and curious, shapeshifting grooves.
