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Victoria Canal's music pairs retrospective lyricism with folky guitar and airy backing vocals.
Lucy Clearwater is a sweet and slightly granola nature-lover indie-folk singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist with a background in classical violin.
World-famous tabla virtuoso Zakir Hussain, renowned bansuri player Debopriya Chatterjee, and master sarangi player Sabir Khan perform a brilliant evening of traditional Indian classical music.
Through spontaneous composition and written original works, Professor David Tronzo and Chair Kim Perlak from the Berklee Guitar Department create new music that honors the modern improvisation and classical traditions. This performance will include images and discussion of their creative process.
In conjunction with the Red Room at Cafe 939, the Songwriting Department is proud to present this open mic event for Berklee songwriters, held on the last Monday of each month.
Faculty from the Electronic Production and Design Department present a concert of new live music celebrating the many unique ways that contemporary artists compose and perform electronic music.
The Directed Study Ensemble and senior recital for Anthony Rocazella playing in its entirety The Parallax II: Future Sequence by prog metal wizards Between The Buried and Me. An album that incorporates jazz fusion, metal, blues, classical, prog rock and more.
Music legends Stanley Clarke and Marcus Miller join Berklee Artist Victor Wooten to revisit the past and innovate the future of bass. Rounding out the show, Wooten, Bailey, and Bissonette will reunite Bass Extremes, their three decade running multi-bass group.
The Planet Microjam Institute presents a retrospective of music with incredible microtonal alumni! Compositions by world class microtonal keyboard players Utar Artun from Turkey (Mid-East MicroJamz) and Giorgi Mikadze from the Republic of Georgia (Georgian Microjamz) will be featured and the amazing Yazhi Guo from China (Chinese MicroJamz) will make an appearance. With Anderson Mirafzali on bass and Willem Jochens on drums. Please join us for a truly unique concert!
Grammy–nominated composer and conductor Miho Hazama creates inventive, complex, and surprising compositions for m_unit, the 13-piece jazz chamber orchestra that she leads.
Led by violinist Jason Anick, the Jazz Violin Summit showcases and celebrates the talents of jazz violin faculty and top students at Berklee College of Music.
This year’s Mediterranean Music Institute concert repertoire features ancient Persian and Middle Eastern influences with songs from Iran, Palestine, Egypt, and Tunisia and creates new bridges between the Latin cultures.
Chinese singer-songwriter Susanna Cai and her producer and engineer Vix Wang, who is also an indie musician, will bring a set of original songs to heat the atmosphere of our David Friend Recital Hall.
Berklee’s 38th International Folk Festival, directed by Christiane Karam and Vessela Stoyanova, brings together the college’s diverse community for a performance featuring various traditional musical cultures from around the world, performed by Berklee students and special guests.
Acclaimed pianist, composer, music director, and Berklee Professor Olivia Pérez-Collellmircelebrates the Boston premier of her first, full-length album, Olivia.
Berklee in the Round (BITR), which occurs on the second Tuesday of every month, is based on the in-the-round performances at the famous Bluebird Cafe in Nashville, Tennessee, seating 4-5 songwriters in a circle who take turns playing songs.