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Drum set principal Ian Victor Lim, alongside fellow instrumentalists, presents a performance reflecting on memorable experiences and musical moments from his time at Berklee College of Music.
Boston-based guitarist Cory Rosenberg performs a set of original music in a blend of jazz styles and funk, featuring a band with three horns and rhythm section.
Ben Leroy concludes his time at Berklee with his jazz composition capstone recital, featuring an all-original program that blends his passions for jazz and Japanese music.
Drummer Carter Hadcock's senior recital features arrangements of R&B, jazz fusion, and rock, reflecting the music and musicians who have shaped his voice as a drummer.
Bassist Uijeong Yim presents a recital blending contemporary R&B, hip-hop, gospel, and funk. Influenced by her experience as a gospel bassist, the performance features fresh arrangements and soulful grooves.
Malaysian guitarist William Ooi presents his senior recital. The performance features original compositions alongside covers of classic funk fusion tunes.
WenDee presents original music from her upcoming concept album, My Glass House on a Sand Hill. Blending rock, storytelling, and theatrical elements, the performance explores themes of time, identity, love, and meaning through a series of interconnected songs.
Guitarist Ethan Xue presents a set of modern jazz inspired by the music of Bill Evans, Lage Lund, and Jim Hall. Featuring original arrangements of jazz standards, the performance emphasizes melody, interplay, and improvisation.
Singer-songwriter and arranger Thea Li presents a high-energy recital blending pop rock and electronic styles. Through original songs and reimagined covers, her performance showcases deep influences from contemporary pop, alternative rock, and modern electronic production.
Ziru Xu presents How’s Your Summer?, a performance inspired by themes of nostalgia and youth that blends indie rock and bedroom pop through original songs and reimagined covers.
Puerto Rican saxophonist Alejandro Caballero presents a tribute to Miguel Zenón, celebrating his fusion of modern jazz and Latin American folkloric music.
Vocalist and producer Simran Shah presents a dreamy R&B and neo-soul performance featuring originals and reimagined covers inspired by Alex Isley and Robert Glasper.
Avery Wang and Lindsay (Dechen) Lin present Half and Half Season 3: Black and White, a performance exploring themes of memory and release through the music of Lala Hsu. Featuring solo and duet performances, the recital reimagines Mandarin pop works through personal interpretation and live arrangement.
Arranger and composer Shufu Lee presents a recital of jazz-centered arrangements, featuring a cappella works and vocal-led band performances focused on collaboration and vocal jazz.
Vocalist Hayley Li performs a set of original songs and covers blending pop, jazz, R&B, and Cantopop influences. The performance showcases a diverse selection of music shaped by contemporary and classic styles.
Cypriot singer-songwriter Christos Metaxas performs a set of original music with his band, featuring songs from his upcoming debut EP. Blending indie folk and pop influences, the performance showcases his original songwriting and musical style.
Natalia Skorupka (Poland) and Juan Paulino (Dominican Republic) present a fusion of two musical worlds, blending Slavic sensitivity and melancholy with Latin expression and energy. Through contemporary interpretations of jazz standards, the Great American Songbook, and music from their respective cultures, the duo brings a storytelling-driven approach to the stage.