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.
South African singer KHENSANI presents a performance of original music and tributes to South African legends, blending folk, Afro-pop, and jazz influences with her all-woman band.
Making her Boston stage debut, vocalist Nicole La Rosa presents an intimate acoustic tribute to legendary British singer Amy Winehouse. Fresh from her acclaimed run on Colombia’s Yo Me Llamo, La Rosa brings Winehouse’s iconic blend of jazz, soul, and blues to life through a raw and stripped-down performance.
Singer-songwriter Trinity Blu presents an evening of original songs and covers that reflect vulnerability, growth, and personal transformation through soulful performances.
Chinese singer Jia Xiaoran presents a performance blending pop, indie, and rock, featuring expressive interpretations and dynamic arrangements of reimagined works.
Macedonian singer-songwriter Angela Madjirova presents Love Letters, a recital featuring original songs and meaningful selections. The performance celebrates a journey of growth, happiness, and learning.
Tani’s Summer Playlist celebrates summer with an evening of music, fun, and good vibes. Join the party for a night filled with energetic performances and seasonal favorites.
Natalia Skorupka (Poland) and Juan Paulino (Dominican Republic) present a fusion of two musical worlds, blending Slavic sensitivity and melancholy with Latin expression and energy. Through contemporary interpretations of jazz standards, the Great American Songbook, and music from their respective cultures, the duo brings a storytelling-driven approach to the stage.
Indian singer and arranger Aneesha K presents a culmination of her artistic journey through Live with Aneesha K! This performance will be a celebration of collaboration and self-discovery, featuring high-energy arrangements of English and Hindi music.
John Maynard Keynes developed groundbreaking economic theories in a turbulent time. The musical play Animal Spirits (book, music, and lyrics by David Thorne Scott) shows how Keynes’ friendships and love affairs with brilliant artists and free-spirited bohemians unlocked his genius and changed the world. This staged reading will feature 10 performers and a four-piece band.
Lizi Aquilina presents her senior recital, Yeah, You Can Call Me a Romantic, featuring original music and covers exploring themes of romance and self-discovery.
Selected voice students will showcase their artistry in a recital of spring-themed songs. Performing simultaneously as vocalists and pianists, these students will present original arrangements of popular tunes, highlighting the technical piano skills developed throughout the semester.
Vocalist Melody Silver presents Mixed Melodies, a concert of cover songs spanning rock, folk, jazz, and other styles, performed in settings ranging from a cappella to full-band arrangements.
Students from Peter Eldridge’s Vocal Perspectives on Songwriting classes perform original songs crafted throughout the semester, many of them self-accompanied. The result is an intimate, heartfelt set.