David Friend Recital Hall

The Jazz Composers' Workshop Orchestra will perform student works under the direction of assistant chair Ayn Inserto.

Join the Career Center for the annual Job and Internship Expo. This event offers an exclusive opportunity for current students to network with a diverse mix of employers from across the music, performing arts, entertainment, and technology industries.

Contemporary violin virtuoso Jozef Nadj brings his band Groove Machine to Berklee. Ensemble/String department faculty blends jazz, rock, and funk together beautifully with an accent on his significant electric violin sound.

Professor of guitar Julien Kasper and his band will present a concert of original grooving psychedelic jazz/rock featuring music from his new release. 

This concert is presented by faculty in the ear training department and features a wide variety of styles.

A variety of musicians, scholars, and writers will perform and speak to recognize and honor Indigenous Peoples' Day.

This special "one time" quintet led by Vice President Ron Savage explores the jazz idiom from many angles featuring this group of jazz masters.
 

The annual Symposium for Interconnected Arts and Music Performance, presented by the Berklee Global Jazz Institute (BGJI) and curated by BGJI Professor Patricia Zarate Perez, creates a space to explore the multidimensionality of music and the connections between creativity, improvisation, science, spirituality, and the broader human experience.

Faculty saxophonists and composers Allan Chase and Sam Spear co-lead a big band in a concert of pieces featuring alto saxophone, including their new original compositions and classics by Oliver Nelson, Prince Shell, and Billy Strayhorn.

Every performance by Son Mass carries an enormous energy force characterized not only by its jazz-like harmonies and arrangements, but also for its extensive collective improvisation between the brass and rhythmic sections, while inevitably making the audience get on their feet and dance.