Events
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Maurice Soque: With a Little Help from My Friends
Berk Recital HallMaurice Soque presents a saxophone-heavy showcase of music and arrangements created throughout his time at Berklee College of Music, with the help of friends he made along the way.
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Ídolos Latinos
Berklee Performance CenterÍdolos Latinos is a tribute to the most important Latin American and Spanish artists, fully produced by Berklee College of Music students.
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Global Jazz Forum: Terri Lyne Carrington
Zero Gravity RoomOne of the leading figures in jazz today, Terri Lyne Carrington ’83 ’03H, Zildjian chair in performance and faculty member at the Berklee Global Jazz Institute, will lead this Global Jazz Forum.
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Joana Elena with DEJÀN
Berk Recital HallDEJÀN is a soul family of world jazz. (“De” means “of” or “from” in Spanish, and “Jan” is Azerbaijani for “soul” or “family.”) The group’s ethnic rhythms, Latin roots, and Middle Eastern improvisation takes audiences on a musical journey around the world.
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Missy Raines Trio and Tony Furtado
Red Room at Cafe 939Based in Nashville, Tennessee, Missy Raines is considered one of the most respected, popular, and trailblazing figures in bluegrass today. Very few musicians of any stripe personify a musical genre as completely as Tony Furtado embodies Americana roots music.
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Trace Zacur Presents Trace Elements
Berk Recital HallDynamic tenor saxophonist Trace Zacur presents an authentic fusion blend of jazz and R&B.
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Emily Dukes
B3 RestaurantGiulia Duchi, a.k.a. Emily Dukes, is an Italian multi-instrumentalist and composer majoring in film scoring and performance at Berklee College of Music. A polyvalent player from classical to pop, folk, and jazz, she has been part of many different projects with various musicians and producers.
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John Conlin
Berk Recital HallCanadian singer-songwriter John Conlin performs a variety of dramatic pop songs, including covers and originals.
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The Wind and the Wave / Shawn James / Swells
Red Room at Cafe 939The Wind and the Wave is a duo from Austin, Texas, composed of Patty Lynn and Dwight Baker.
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7th Degree and Common Cents
Berklee Performance Center7th Degree and Common Cents, two of Berklee College of Music’s top funk, fusion, R&B, and hip-hop bands will perform new originals, covers, and arrangements.
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Maurice Soque: With a Little Help from My Friends
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Ídolos Latinos
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Global Jazz Forum: Terri Lyne Carrington
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Joana Elena with DEJÀN
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Missy Raines Trio and Tony Furtado
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Trace Zacur Presents Trace Elements
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Emily Dukes
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John Conlin
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The Wind and the Wave / Shawn James / Swells
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7th Degree and Common Cents
Role of Music in Community, Health, and Wellness in South Africa
Joy Allen, chair of the Music Therapy Department at Berklee College of Music, will interview McCoy Mrubata and Paul Hanmer regarding their experiences related to music in South African society with respect to community engagement, health, and wellness.
CANCELED: Master Class/Clinic on Indian Dance
CANCELED: This event has been canceled.
This master class/clinic on Indian classical dance will be presented by renowned artists from India.
Maurice Soque: With a Little Help from My Friends
Maurice Soque presents a saxophone-heavy showcase of music and arrangements created throughout his time at Berklee College of Music, with the help of friends he made along the way.
Andres Guerra
Venezuelan not-so-classical guitarist Andres Guerra delivers a solo guitar performance that mixes elements of improvisation with classical guitar repertoire, as well as pop, Latin American, and jazz music.
Nuclear Apathy
Max Boras presents, Nuclear Apathy, a hard rock/metal band that fuses sounds of old and new.
CANCELED: Maggie Scott's Vocal Jazz Series
CANCELED: This event has been canceled.
Vocalists perform songs from the Great American Songbook, accompanied by a rhythm section, piano, bass, and drums.
Andres Guerra
Venezuelan not-so-classical guitarist Andres Guerra delivers a solo guitar performance that mixes elements of improvisation with classical guitar repertoire, as well as pop, Latin American, and jazz music.
Roots Roadshow
The Roots Roadshow series, presented by the American Roots Music Program, is a showcase that explores and celebrates America’s rich musical heritage.
Ídolos Latinos
Ídolos Latinos is a tribute to the most important Latin American and Spanish artists, fully produced by Berklee College of Music students.
Brandon Crichfield: A Cool Kind of Awkward
Brandon Crichfield is a folk/pop singer-songwriter. In his first performance at Berklee, he presents original compositions, fully arranged and performed by some of his most endearingly lovable friends, in all of our awkward glory.
Kevin Gao Quintet
In his first recital, drummer Kevin Gao and his quintet will perform traditional and modern jazz tunes written by composers such as Michael Brecker, Chris Potter, and Ornette Coleman.
Global Jazz Forum: Terri Lyne Carrington
One of the leading figures in jazz today, Terri Lyne Carrington ’83 ’03H, Zildjian chair in performance and faculty member at the Berklee Global Jazz Institute, will lead this Global Jazz Forum.
Andres Guerra
Venezuelan not-so-classical guitarist Andres Guerra delivers a solo guitar performance that mixes elements of improvisation with classical guitar repertoire, as well as pop, Latin American, and jazz music.
Joana Elena with DEJÀN
DEJÀN is a soul family of world jazz. (“De” means “of” or “from” in Spanish, and “Jan” is Azerbaijani for “soul” or “family.”) The group’s ethnic rhythms, Latin roots, and Middle Eastern improvisation takes audiences on a musical journey around the world.
The Hip-Hop Talks
Join Toki Wright, a two-time Emmy Award–winning MC/producer and assistant chair of the Professional Music Department at Berklee College of Music, and Jarritt Sheel, cofounder of HipHopMusicEd.com and music education assistant professor, for a dialogue on the state of hip-hop and how to utilize it in the classroom.
Andres Guerra
Venezuelan not-so-classical guitarist Andres Guerra delivers a solo guitar performance that mixes elements of improvisation with classical guitar repertoire, as well as pop, Latin American, and jazz music.
Fall Together
Fall Together is an annual celebration of composers associated with the Jazz Composition Department at Berklee College of Music.
Missy Raines Trio and Tony Furtado
Based in Nashville, Tennessee, Missy Raines is considered one of the most respected, popular, and trailblazing figures in bluegrass today. Very few musicians of any stripe personify a musical genre as completely as Tony Furtado embodies Americana roots music.
Core Music Tutoring: Ask Us Anything
Core Music Tutoring presents students with opportunities to receive help at this pop-up table event, at which they can ask anything related to the Core Music curriculum.
Vik Bam’s Amazing and Fun Recital
Vikram Bam presents an afternoon of singer-songwriter and instrumental fusion.