Events

Haitian-American electric bassist Sterlyn Termine presents an evening of original music and arrangements, featuring a blend of Haitian, hip-hop, jazz, and R&B influences.

Ben Fig presents original compositions and arrangements with his group.

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.

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.

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

Saxophonist Fall Raye (they/them) presents original music and arrangements from their time at the Berklee Global Jazz Institute, including works from their graduate thesis honoring women revolutionaries such as Assata Shakur, Constance Markievicz, Sylvia Rivera, and Leila Khaled.

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

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.

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

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.