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.
Boston-based songwriter Alana McDermott presents the beginnings of her concept project, O.C., featuring a combination of cabaret avant-garde originals and covers with a sci-fi twist.
This performance is a dynamic and spirit-filled concert of contemporary Christian rock, pop, and gospel music performed by student worship leaders and led by Assistant Voice Professor Julie Kinscheck. The artists will be backed by a stellar band led by Guitar Professor Jim Peterson.
Join us for an evening celebrating the lyrical elegance and cinematic brilliance of one of the most beloved composers in the jazz tradition. Talented vocal students from Berklee College of Music's Voice Department will perform classic and inventive works by Michel Legrand, showcasing their artistry while honoring his rich legacy in jazz, film, and song. Don’t miss this inspiring tribute to timeless melodies and musical storytelling.
Combining musical theater, pop, and R&B influences, vocalist Jenny Yang presents a cross-genre program featuring Chinese and English repertoire. The recital brings together heartfelt ballads and vivid musical theater storytelling in a uniquely global musical blend.
Mikey Mousaw performs an energetic and emotional set of musical theater classics, spanning the golden age through contemporary works. This recital represents the culmination of his training and dedication at Berklee College of Music.
Vocalist Seungjun Lee performs a set inspired by R&B, neo-soul, and pop, featuring music by Musiq Soulchild, John Legend, Daniel Caesar, and Zion.T, along with a jazz-style arrangement and an original song.
Mikey Mousaw sings a collection of musical theater tunes spanning the golden age through contemporary repertoire. The program draws from favorite previous roles, dream roles, and additional selections that reflect his experience with the genre.
Kathryn Eunju Kim presents Happily Ever After?, a senior recital featuring original compositions and reimagined arrangements influenced by pop, R&B, and cinematic styles. The performance centers on themes of growth, gratitude, and the nature of happiness.
Singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Simon Davis presents a recital inspired by nature and reflection, drawing on influences such as Bon Iver, Coldplay, and Novo Amor.
Singer and songwriter Ella Young presents Limerent Objects, a set of original works fed by attachments, idealization, identity, and stability. Songs in the show draw inspiration from pop, rock, modal chord progressions, traditional Bulgarian, and themes found in nature.
Students from Peter Eldridge's Art of Song Reinvention class perform songs developed throughout the course of the semester with full rhythm section (with Eldridge on piano). Many styles are covered, from old soul tunes to pop to jazz.
Elena Koleva and Plamen Karadonev present an evening of contemporary jazz, inspired by classical, world music, and Eastern European folklore. Fifth Season Quartet features Elena Koleva on vocals, Plamen Karadonev on piano and accordion, Greg Loughman on bass, and Austin McMahon on drums.