Join us for a dynamic roundtable where we will explore the role of Black music in the Black feminist intellectual tradition. The program will allow us to ponder questions such as: what does Black Feminism sound like? How do we hear, listen, and create as Black feminists? How have Black women been creating feminist soundscapes that continue to move us? How does looking at the concept of cool through a Black feminist lens shift our understanding of sound?
Experience the energy of Pulso Latino—an electrifying showcase of Berklee’s rising Latin music artists competing for top honors, exclusive career-launching prizes, and your vote in a night that celebrates the vibrant sound and spirit of our community.
This concert will celebrate the music and lives of the late James Reyes and James Russell Smith, professors of composition. Vocal, piano, and chamber music will showcase their expressive and diverse compositional voices.
New York City artist Izzy Pingrey blends intimate, confessional lyricism with energetic indie-pop to chronicle her coming-of-age journey in music that’s as relatable as it is irresistible. Opener Ryley Tate joins as a special guest.
Old-time fiddler and vocalist Lillian Chase shares her favorite old-time tunes and close harmonies, alongside many friends who have shaped her time at Berklee College of Music. Join her for an evening of shared joy, lightheartedness, and music.
In conjunction with the Red Room at Cafe 939, the Songwriting Department proudly presents Berklee Original Open Mic, an open mic event for Berklee songwriters.
