Academics
With an array of undergraduate and graduate programs, as well as summer, international, and precollege offerings, Berklee College of Music provides options for students of all levels to explore and achieve their artistic, academic, and career potential.
Canary Islander artist Tani presents an intimate performance exploring themes of love, empowerment, self-discovery, and cultural identity through emotionally driven songs and energetic moments.
Vocalist Mia McIntosh and pianist Alexander Xhoja present their third duo recital together, featuring jazz and pop standards with unique arrangements of songs from around the world.
Puerto Rican singer-songwriter Allanie Ortiz presents a set of original music blending indie folk, pop, and Latin pop, inspired by personal experiences and the artists who have shaped her songwriting.
Serbian-born artist Una presents a set of original music and select covers. By inviting audiences into the world she has created through her songs, she offers a personal and vulnerable expression of her artistry.
During the 48-Hour Theater Project writers, composers, lyricists, directors, instrumentalists, stage managers, and performers join in teams to craft and perform a new 10-minute musical in just 48 hours.
Voice artist Jade Faria presents original compositions blending Brazilian popular music, Brazilian jazz, and psychedelia, celebrating her time at Berklee College of Music.
The Joni Mitchell Experiment is a collaborative concert featuring Berklee faculty, alumni, and students in an exploration of Mitchell's lyrical storytelling, harmonic invention, and fearless evolution across genres. Led by Assistant Professor of Voice Taylor O'Donnell—an artist known for her exploratory vocal timbre and improvisation—the performance will bring together a vibrant range of arrangements and musical voices, honoring the spirit of discovery at the heart of Mitchell's music.
Singer-songwriter Rita Valldeperas, from Barcelona, Spain, performs a set of original songs with a live band. Blending pop and soul, her music is shaped by personal experiences and emotions.
The Sophia Laure Blues Band performs a set of classic blues-rock covers and original songs inspired by the powerhouses of 1970s rock. This set draws inspiration from artists such as Humble Pie, Janis Joplin, Joe Cocker, and the Allman Brothers Band.
Paul Pampinella, associate professor of voice, presents Five O'Clock Shadow (FOCS), one of Boston's most tenured vocal ensembles. FOCS performs a mix of original and cover music in the pop/rock genre. In April of 2026 they were awarded a CARA Award for Best Rock Album for Time and Time Again.
Voice student Yuxin, from China, presents a performance featuring ballads, rock, and R&B selections, alongside new musical directions and experimentation.
Natacha presents a set of original songs and reimagined covers, blending R&B, soul, rock, jazz, pop, and hip-hop with French, Polish, and Lebanese influences.
WenDee presents original music from her upcoming concept album, My Glass House on a Sand Hill. Blending rock, storytelling, and theatrical elements, the performance explores themes of time, identity, love, and meaning through a series of interconnected songs.
Singer-songwriter and arranger Thea Li presents a high-energy recital blending pop rock and electronic styles. Through original songs and reimagined covers, her performance showcases deep influences from contemporary pop, alternative rock, and modern electronic production.