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Bassist and producer Izzy Savides presents an evening of original music fusing alt-R&B, electronica, and grunge with dense harmonies and downtempo riffs.
Cellist and arranger Xin Chen leads an ensemble of classically trained cellists in a program of contemporary Chinese music, featuring original arrangements influenced by pop, R&B, and contemporary styles.
Clarinetist Shiri Wolman presents a program of original music featuring collaborations with various musicians. The performance includes original jazz compositions and experimental electronic sets that explore the intersection of clarinet, improvisation, and electronic sounds.
Saxophonist and composer Jared Wang presents his debut concert as bandleader with a set of original compositions brought to life by pianist Sahn Cannon, bassist Albin Sundström, and drummer Erik Lee.
This performance celebrates the global impact of Latin music through Berklee’s world-renowned faculty, talented students and alumni, and vibrant community of artists and industry leaders.
Vocalist Tierney Sutton and pianist Tamir Hendelman draw on more than two decades of musical collaboration, touring, arranging, and their duo recording, SPRING, to explore how musicians bring out the best in one another. Through demonstrations and shared insights, they’ll explore the art of listening deeply, finding the groove, embracing spontaneity, and getting to the heart of a song. Together, they’ll share ways to turn accompaniment into genuine musical conversation—balancing preparation with the freedom to respond in the moment. Students are warmly invited to perform with their partners and receive feedback.