Events

Multi-instrumentalist June Redmer presents a mix of freely-improvised dance music, ambient soundscapes, and original funk/fusion compositions. There will be extended use of experimental sound sources, effects pedals, and other unique means of sound generation.

From breathing to calendar cycles to the orbits of the planets, a rhythmic regularity creates the fabric of our existence. Inspired by the collective rhythms and simultaneous cycles we all feel in our lives, the Nick Grondin Group will present compositions that explore the musical qualities of space and time, and the effects they create among listeners to build community. 

This is the twenty-third edition of the Guitar Department Faculty Solo/Duo Night, a long-standing tradition that starts the semester off by bringing together the most stylistically diverse faculty and students for an evening of guitar music and community.

This is the 23rd concert in the Guitar Night series, featuring faculty from the Guitar Department in solo and duo settings. Kim Perlak and Sheryl Bailey, chair and assistant chair of the Guitar Department, will share the stage with colleagues who perform in the classical, jazz, fingerstyle, folk, funk, slide, modern spontaneous composition, and blues styles.

Oliver Zeng presents his second recital at Berklee, featuring original compositions inspired by alternative and indie rock styles and covers of songs by the Smile and Radiohead. 

Guitarist Tommy Creighton presents a performance of funk and jazz fusion, featuring a mix of covers and original compositions and accompanied by a full horn section.

Guitarist Ren Yang presents his third recital. 

Guitarist Wenbo Mei dedicates this recital to Jizue, the Japanese fusion/math rock band.

Shwesmo is a Boston-based Israeli producer and guitarist who combines metal, fusion and Middle Eastern influences into a new electronic context. With vast experience as a composer and guitarist, along with unique sound design, Shwesmo is devoted to endless exploration and breaking musical borders.