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As part of the International Folk Festival's 40th anniversary celebration, this concert features the Berklee Contemporary Balkan Ensemble directed by Vessela Stoyanova. The concert will be followed by a clinic on Bulgarian vocal technique by special guest visiting artist Elitsa Stoyneva, and concludes with a set by Angie Madijirova's group, representing the music of North Macedonia.
The Red Room at Cafe 939 proudly presents Fresh Prospects, a free concert series spotlighting emerging artists. Curated by Berklee students with an ear for talent, this series offers an intimate glimpse into the music scene’s future, featuring local performers making waves and capturing attention.
This event features a performance by the Eastern Standard Trio, with Bobby Broom (guitar), Nat Reeves (bass), and Ron Savage (drums); and Sound of Soul, featuring Bill Pierce (saxophone), Bobby Broom, Lydia Harrell (voice), Consuelo Candelaria (piano), Ron Mahdi (bass), and Ron Savage.
The Berklee Annual International Folk Festival, directed by Christiane Karam and Vessela Stoyanova, unites Berklee’s vibrant community of students, faculty, and alumni in a compelling celebration of global musical traditions and cross-cultural performance.
Join Sakura and Rose—the captivating piano/soprano duo featuring pianist Sakurako Kanemitsu and soprano Rose Hegele—for a dynamic recital that celebrates the rich diversity of musical styles fostered at Berklee College of Music. Their eclectic program spans classical art songs, contemporary works, jazz, and musical theater, showcasing their versatility and shared passion for genre-defying performance.
Sunset Mission and Emporia present an exciting night of progressive rock and metal to celebrate the release of Kim Chin-Gibbons's album, Coming Out, Math-Rock & Mourning Murder. The show features special guest and Boston-based power pop trio Toy Monsoon, led by brothers Jeff and Andy Abbott.
Captivating vocals, compelling storytelling, and a gift for improvisation make Dianne Reeves’s live performances can’t-miss events. Experience her artistry when she returns to the Berklee Performance Center.
In her headlining debut with Vivo Performing Arts, Meshell Ndegeocello will perform a powerful set drawn from her Grammy Award–winning 2024 album No More Water: The Gospel of James Baldwin, offering an unforgettable evening with one of music’s most original and captivating voices.
The Red Room at Cafe 939 proudly presents Fresh Prospects, a free concert series spotlighting emerging artists. Curated by Berklee students with an ear for talent, this series offers an intimate glimpse into the music scene’s future, featuring local performers making waves and capturing attention.
Alchemy celebrates the beautifully blurred line between classical and popular music. Vocalist Rebecca Shrimpton and pianist/composer Herman Weiss perform American art songs by jazz and classical composers, including Charles Ives, Ornette Coleman, Florence Price, and Duke Ellington, as well as new original works. These uniquely American songs bend genre boundaries by uniting masterly compositional structures with traditional hymns, spirituals, early popular tunes, blues, and jazz.
The concert on February 3 will feature a contemporary take on the folk music of France and Ukraine.
The concert on February 4 features graduate student Michal Nissimoff presenting a contemporary take on the music of Bulgaria and Ophelia Ariadne Worbes showcasing songs from Germany and Spain, as part of the International Folk Festival's 40th anniversary celebration.
This concert features a contemporary take on the folk music of India, presented by TAABIR, as part of the International Folk Festival's 40th anniversary celebration.
Boston Conservatory at Berklee Tap Club presents a showcase of live music and tap dancing celebrating tap dance as an art form, career path, culture, and community.
The concert on February 3 will feature a contemporary take on the folk music of France and Ukraine.
The concert on February 4 features graduate student Michal Nissimoff presenting a contemporary take on the music of Bulgaria and Ophelia Ariadne Worbes showcasing songs from Germany and Spain, as part of the International Folk Festival's 40th anniversary celebration.
This show will feature the music of China presented by student Yu Chun Chan and special visiting artist Zhang Wenting performing on yangqin, as part of the International Folk Festival's 40th anniversary celebration.
This performance showcases new piano music from faculty composer Larry Thomas Bell that draws on the American vernacular and is informed by the European cultivated tradition.
Greg Freeman finds emotional catharsis and modern resonance in the eccentric ugliness of the past. His songs are rooted in a vivid sense of place, propelled by urgent delivery and evocative lyricism that mine history for tales of violence, loss, and revelation. Trio Golombkicks off the night.
Pianist and composer Andrés Barrios, recently nominated for the 2025 Latin Grammy Awards, will present his flamenco fusion project in a special event that brings piano and dance together on one stage. He will perform alongside acclaimed flamenco dancer Nino de los Reyes, 2020 Grammy award winner. The performance blends flamenco, jazz, and contemporary music, creating a vibrant dialogue that showcases both tradition and innovation.
In partnership with Festival Paco de Lucía Mallorca and Berklee Global, this event is held with the institutional support of the Paco de Lucía Foundation. The performance is also supported by the Hyatt Inclusive Collection and forms part of the FPDLM Young Talents Scholarship initiative.