Events

Jim Peterson hosts an immersive guitar clinic dedicated to mastering rhythm, tight groove, vocal-like phrasing, triadic development, and many other concepts that will transform your playing and turn you into a groove machine. 
 

Slovenian guitarist and composer Jure Slapar presents his final Berklee performance alongside friends and fellow musicians. The recital reflects the collaborative spirit and musical experiences that shaped his time at the Berklee Global Jazz Institute.

Marco Stassi brings together a wide array of influences, including rock, country, blues, and reggae. The program of cover songs features slide guitar, instrumental pieces, and guest vocalists.

Guitarist Sungju Jung and her band present a program of original jazz arrangements alongside covers of pop and funk music.

This performance features contemporary jazz for five guitars and rhythm section, led by faculty guitarist Mark White.

Led by faculty guitarist Bobby Stanton, Blazing Country Trails is a performance studies class that examines the historical development of American country music. The course takes an inclusive approach by exploring the musical contributions of various ethnic groups and their distinctive instruments, revealing a richer and more diverse understanding of country music’s origins. 

Lex Kolody performs a senior recital of guitar-driven music blending rock, funk, and jazz fusion with an emphasis on groove and improvisation.

The student Bebop Guitars Ensemble consists of five guitars, bass, and drums. The group consists of some of the best guitar players at Berklee College of Music. Their repertoire includes jazz, blues, and Latin grooves written specifically for the ensemble to showcase the unique characteristic of all five guitarists reading charts and playing together.
 

Dawid Dobrzynski performs a set of fusion covers, original music, rock trio repertoire, and straight-ahead jams in his final Berklee performance.

Guitarist Sam Duque Underhill presents a recital with a deliberately serious, no-nonsense approach. Audience members are asked to refrain from smiling or having fun, as it may distract the performers on stage.