Events

John Maynard Keynes developed groundbreaking economic theories in a turbulent time. The musical play Animal Spirits (book, music, and lyrics by David Thorne Scott) shows how Keynes’ friendships and love affairs with brilliant artists and free-spirited bohemians unlocked his genius and changed the world. This staged reading will feature 10 performers and a four-piece band.

Japanese saxophonist and composer Sen Yoshimura presents a set of original compositions with his band, inspired by his experiences at the Berklee Global Jazz Institute. The music will be performed by a dynamic ensemble of emerging artists from the institute, reflecting a new generation of music.

Daniel Buades presents original works blending contemporary jazz with reimagined folk traditions from Alicante, Spain.

Valencian composer and bassist Martina Sabariego presents Be Prepared To Stop, a set of original music written during her time at the Berklee Global Jazz Institute.

Pianist and composer Magalí Benítez, from Paraguay, presents a set of original compositions and arrangements that bridge jazz with Paraguayan and South American influences.

South Korean pianist Yujin Han and her band present original compositions inspired by her personal experiences living in the US. Developed at the Berklee Global Jazz Institute, the project reflects on themes of belonging, resilience, and empathy. These compositions will be performed by a dynamic ensemble of emerging artists from the institute, each offering their own unique musical narrative.
 

Pianist and composer Reese Pike presents music from her project "Cuando vuelva a tu lado": A Journey of Self-Discovery through the Music of María Grever. This recital will feature original compositions inspired by jazz and bolero styles.

Sofia Almeida presents a senior recital of original music shaped by Portuguese, Brazilian, and global jazz influences.

Join virtuoso percussionist David Antonio Rosado Ortiz for an immersive musical odyssey. Drawing from his formative years at Berklee and a storied professional career, Ortiz weaves a vibrant tapestry of Afro-Boricua and Afro-Cuban jazz, infused with his own signature rhythmic flair.

Master’s student Mikayla Shirley presents her final Berklee recital, joined by both longtime collaborators and new friends to perform a variety of her favorite tunes.