Boston-based pianist Sakurako Kanemitsu (G.P.D., Longy School of Music) performs a solo recital of evocative works by Berklee faculty composers Marti Epstein, Andrew List, Ryan Suleiman, and others. The Egyptian zodiac (List), imagined sounds from Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women (Epstein), and colors and movement of artist Peter London’s drawings (Suleiman) are just some of the sources of inspiration on offer in this dynamic program. Experience our multi-faceted world through the filter of the piano.
Capping off six months of collaboration with students from the Composition and Electronic Production and Design Departments, the ensemble Hypercube will perform new works for instruments and electronics.
Acclaimed composer Missy Mazzoli is interviewed about her creative process by Richard Carrick, chair of the Composition Department, followed by a Q&A session with the audience. Mazzoli appears as part of the Edmundson Family Visiting Artist in Composition Program.
Conducting Professor Jeffrey Means presents a recital of solo percussion music. The repertoire spans from classics of the twentieth-century avant-garde to cutting-edge music of today.
The NEC Honors Ensembles, selected by competitive audition, exhibit both extraordinary artistic accomplishment and a commitment to work together. Hear some of this year's Honors Ensembles perform the work of Berklee faculty composers.
