Events
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Manny Moura
Harvard Longwood CampusManny Moura is a 21-year-old singer-songwriter who grew up in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and New York, New York. After moving to Boston, Massachusetts, in 2017, she transitioned to a more electronic pop sound.
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Marco Birro Quintet
Berk Recital HallPianist Marco Birro and his quintet present original compositions and arrangements of folk music from Northeast Italy.
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Hugo Alves: A Walk around Samba
Oliver Colvin Recital HallGuitarist Hugo Alves and his band tour Brazilian music, with an emphasis on samba. The band will play traditional pieces from composers such as Noel Rosa and Cartola, as well as contemporary work from composers such as João Bosco and Chico Buarque.
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Molly Tuttle
Red Room at Cafe 939A virtuosic, award-winning guitarist with a gift for insightful songwriting, Molly Tuttle evolves her signature sound with boundary-breaking songs on her compelling debut album, When You’re Ready.
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Kinami
401 Park in The FenwayKinami is a 21-year-old singer-songwriter, performer, dancer, and entertainer from Okinawa, Japan.
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Ana Maria Villa
South Boston Maritime ParkAna María Villa is a 26-year-old performer and vocalist from Bogotá, Colombia.
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Daryl Lowery: The Modern Ballad
Red Room at Cafe 939Daryl Lowery (tenor sax), joined by fellow Berklee College of Music faculty Mark Walker (drums) and David Clark (bass), performs soon-to-be-released original music and selections from his latest release. The performance will be followed by a discussion of the creative process involved in each composition.
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Aaron Kim: Wet AAir
Oliver Colvin Recital HallSinger-songwriter Aaron Kim performs a set of original songs and covers in a combination of R&B, neo-soul, and hip-hop styles.
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Cindy Latin
Kendall CenterCindy Latin is a pop and R&B songwriter with musical influences ranging from Stevie Wonder and Frank Ocean to Tori Kelly and John Coltrane.
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Maxfield Anderson
Club PassimMaxfield Anderson is a mandolinist, vocalist, songwriter, and composer born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, currently studying at Berklee.
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Manny Moura
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Marco Birro Quintet
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Hugo Alves: A Walk around Samba
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Molly Tuttle
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Kinami
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Ana Maria Villa
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Daryl Lowery: The Modern Ballad
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Aaron Kim: Wet AAir
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Cindy Latin
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Maxfield Anderson
Salvatore Zanelli
Salvatore Zanelli, a Boston, Massachusetts–based musician and composer, has been playing piano since age 6, when he studied classical music. Recently, he has expanded to playing Latin, jazz, and other contemporary styles of piano.
Manny Moura
Manny Moura is a 21-year-old singer-songwriter who grew up in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and New York, New York. After moving to Boston, Massachusetts, in 2017, she transitioned to a more electronic pop sound.
CANCELED: Jim Peterson: Groove Concepts for Funk Guitar
CANCELED: Please contact the box office for information on refunds.
Jim Peterson, Berklee College of Music associate professor, unlocks the secrets to playing funk guitar. Learn everything you need to know about building time-keeping skills, improvisation, theory, tone, and a straightforward way to play killer slap guitar.
Ear Training Practice Tips
Mitch Seidman, a professor in the Ear Training Department, will demonstrate practice techniques that will help instrumentalists and vocalists of various levels of ability enhance their musicality.
Kevin Long: For ... and More
Kevin Long presents an evening of contemporary jazz with influences far removed from the genre. He will perform pieces from his EP For ..., which was written in dedication to his family.
Marco Birro Quintet
Pianist Marco Birro and his quintet present original compositions and arrangements of folk music from Northeast Italy.
Maurizio Fiore and Juan Carlos Ruiz
Juan Carlos Ruiz is an accomplished singer and multi-instrumentalist from Venezuela who recently joined forces with Berklee alumnus Maurizio Fiore, a guitarist and cuatro player also from Venezuela.
Hugo Alves: A Walk around Samba
Guitarist Hugo Alves and his band tour Brazilian music, with an emphasis on samba. The band will play traditional pieces from composers such as Noel Rosa and Cartola, as well as contemporary work from composers such as João Bosco and Chico Buarque.
Molly Tuttle
A virtuosic, award-winning guitarist with a gift for insightful songwriting, Molly Tuttle evolves her signature sound with boundary-breaking songs on her compelling debut album, When You’re Ready.
Kinami
Kinami is a 21-year-old singer-songwriter, performer, dancer, and entertainer from Okinawa, Japan.
Harry Egan
Harry Egan is a singer-songwriter from San Francisco.
Ana Maria Villa
Ana María Villa is a 26-year-old performer and vocalist from Bogotá, Colombia.
Tamara Jokic
Dedicated to the music of the Mediterranean and the Balkans, Tamara Jokic sings in eight languages, writes her own music, and performs in a variety of styles that are uniquely brought together in her own artistic expression.
Salvatore Zanelli
Salvatore Zanelli, a Boston, Massachusetts–based musician and composer, has been playing piano since age 6, when he studied classical music. Recently, he has expanded to playing Latin, jazz, and other contemporary styles of piano.
Daryl Lowery: The Modern Ballad
Daryl Lowery (tenor sax), joined by fellow Berklee College of Music faculty Mark Walker (drums) and David Clark (bass), performs soon-to-be-released original music and selections from his latest release. The performance will be followed by a discussion of the creative process involved in each composition.
Aaron Kim: Wet AAir
Singer-songwriter Aaron Kim performs a set of original songs and covers in a combination of R&B, neo-soul, and hip-hop styles.
Staccioli and Gresino Collective
Italian guitarist Francesco Staccioli and pianist Riccardo Gresino perform with their collective. Be prepared to experience grooves, cool melodies, and sparkling arrangements.
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.
Cindy Latin
Cindy Latin is a pop and R&B songwriter with musical influences ranging from Stevie Wonder and Frank Ocean to Tori Kelly and John Coltrane.
Maxfield Anderson
Maxfield Anderson is a mandolinist, vocalist, songwriter, and composer born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, currently studying at Berklee.