Events

Ukulele principal Kapono Wong performs a set exploring flamenco, Hawaiian, rock, reggae, and bluegrass on the ukulele.

Alayna Mahosky presents a culminating showcase of her journey and artistry at Berklee College of Music. The performance will feature classical masterpieces, world music, and iconic scores from film and gaming.

With the help of good music and good friends, cellist Celia Sieckert presents where she’s been, where she’s at, and where she wants to go.

Violin soloist Anyango Yarbo-Davenport performs Concerto in D for violin and orchestra by Wynton Marsalis. The evening will also include the overture from Richard Wagner's Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg, Florence Price's Dances in the Canebrakes, and selections from John Williams's score for Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.

The tune writing ensemble meets weekly, with each member of the ensemble writing a new tune each week. This concert will be a survey of the best tunes written in the past semester.

The Funkestra presents your favorite tunes arranged for string ensemble. 
 

Berklee Really Eclectic Orchestra (BREO) presents a concert of their favorite tunes arranged for strings. BREO is a community outreach ensemble free to all who participate.

Satellite of Qantara (Qantara means “arch”) brings to life a vision of unbridled fusion—blending world jazz, Middle Eastern, Western classical, and Latin American music to transcend the boundaries of genre and geography. The ensemble’s motto is “One planet, one music.”

Sean McFarland presents original acoustic songs and instrumental works developed during his time at Berklee, showcasing his evolving musical voice.

The Latin String Ensemble showcases the diversity of musical elements contained in Latin American music, exploring rhythms such as son, bambuco, tango, songo, candombe, currulao, guajira, samba, chacarera, cueca, huayno, mariachi, mambo, polka, cascara, joropo, salsa, pasillo, and cumbia.