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The Momenta String Quartet and bassoonist Adrian Morejon present the world premiere of Eun Young Lee’s newest work, commissioned by the Guggenheim Foundation.
Acclaimed dramatic soprano Wendy Bryn Harmer presents a voice master class to Boston Conservatory at Berklee students and Boston Lyric Opera Jane and Steven Akin Emerging Artists, as part of Boston Conservatory’s Opera Innovators Series.
Guest duo 8 St. Stephen, featuring violinist Clara Kim and pianist Angela Kim, performs music by Boston Conservatory faculty member Dan VanHassel and others.
String Masters Series presents Michael Casimir, violist with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra and grand prize winner of the Hudson Valley String competition, accompanied by pianist Tae Kim, a collaborative artist at New England Conservatory and the Heifetz International Music Institute.
Guest artists andPlay (featuring Maya Bennardo, violin, and Hannah Levinson, viola) present a concert of exciting contemporary music for their duo, including a major work by faculty member Victoria Cheah.
Boston-based pianist Sakurako Kanemitsu (G.P.D., Longy School of Music) performs a solo recital of evocative works by Berklee faculty composers Marti Epstein, Andrew List, Ryan Suleiman, and others. The Egyptian zodiac (List), imagined sounds from Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women (Epstein), and colors and movement of artist Peter London’s drawings (Suleiman) are just some of the sources of inspiration on offer in this dynamic program. Experience our multi-faceted world through the filter of the piano.
Capping off six months of collaboration with students from the Composition and Electronic Production and Design Departments, the ensemble Hypercube will perform new works for instruments and electronics.
In this master class, the duo of Shwesmo and Yogev Gabay will perform songs from their live act and delve into various aspects of their performance and composition, including global rhythmic concepts, odd meter grooves, EDI, acoustic instrument performance and production, polyrhythms, and more.
Presented By
Crossroads Presents, Berklee Popular Music Institute, Berklee American Roots Program
A student-led event featuring music from LANGHORNE SLIM, KASHUS CULPEPPER, TWO RUNNER, KYLE RAY, and DIANA DEMUTH to support Hurricane Helene relief efforts and disaster recovery in Eastern Tennessee and Western North Carolina.
Following her first appearance with an orchestra at the age of 15, Nina Schumann quickly captured the public's attention, rapidly establishing herself as one of South Africa's foremost pianists. She will present a solo piano recital featuring works by various classical composers.
Manolo Mairena discusses the significance of learning percussion for singers, highlighting how it enhances their interpretation, improvisation, and overall control of expression across any genre.
Felix Martin, a Venezuelan guitarist based in Los Angeles, California, and his band play a versatile style that uniquely blends eclectic metal with Latin music and jazz fusion.
Acclaimed bass Morris Robinson presents a voice master class to Boston Conservatory at Berklee students and Boston Lyric Opera’s Jane and Steven Akin Emerging Artists as part of Boston Conservatory’s Opera Innovators Series.
String Masters Series presents Christopher Costanza, cellist of the acclaimed St. Lawrence String Quartet and full-time artist in residence at Stanford University, performing the complete solo cello suites of Benjamin Britten.
Twenty-five-year-old Japanese pianist Yukine Kuroki has been taking the piano world by storm. As part of the Piano Masters Series, she will lead a master class with Boston Conservatory students.