Red Room at Cafe 939

Drummer Jacob Turner presents a recital of jazz, pop, and rock, featuring works by Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Joe Henderson, and John Lewis.

Cellist Minyu Cao presents a recital in a neoclassical style, featuring ensemble performances with cello, piano, and violin.

Singer and songwriter Ella Young presents Limerent Objects, a set of original works fed by attachments, idealization, identity, and stability. Songs in the show draw inspiration from pop, rock, modal chord progressions, traditional Bulgarian, and themes found in nature.
 

This clinic and performance, featuring a jazz trio with vibraphonist Gustavo Agatiello, guitarist Sheryl Bailey, and bassist David Clark, will explore jazz standards and Great American Songbook repertoire in a loose, improvisatory style.

Canadian-American bassist Chase Behar presents a set of jazz compositions that serve as a musical reflection of his years at Berklee College of Music.

Guitarist and vocalist Jake Sizemore presents a high-energy set of original music and reimagined covers, blending rock, blues, and pop on both electric and acoustic guitar.

Join faculty member and author Sergio Bellotti for an immersive deep-dive into the "micro-grid"—the internal architectural logic of the snare drum. Moving far beyond simple filler notes, this clinic explores the systematic use of ghost notes to transform rhythmic density into musical texture.
 

Vocalist Hanni Nguyen performs a collection of Vietnamese and American pop songs in an ethereal-pop style.

Drummer Maura McGarvey brings psychedelia back to Berklee.

Ottawa-born singer-songwriter Jamie Fine uses her music to inspire audiences to explore emotions we all feel but often struggle to express, ranging from anger and isolation to joy and connection. Her unique ability to convey deep emotion is her superpower.