Events

Students from Peter Eldridge's Vocal Perspectives on Songwriting class perform songs developed through the course of the semester in an intimate setting.

Groovalicious showcases the talent and musicianship of the students in Voice Department. 

Faculty vocalist Kaoruko Pilkington performs with a piano trio.

Alchemy celebrates the beautifully blurred line between classical and popular music. Vocalist Rebecca Shrimpton and pianist/composer Herman Weiss perform American art songs by jazz and classical composers, including Charles Ives, Ornette Coleman, Florence Price, and Duke Ellington, as well as new original works. These uniquely American songs bend genre boundaries by uniting masterly compositional structures with traditional hymns, spirituals, early popular tunes, blues, and jazz. 
 

Flow: Inspiration. Healing. Regeneration. Community. In this concert, students perform their original works for voice and spoken word in a musical fusion of jazz, neo-soul, and poetry, to help nurture flow for themselves and for the audience. The vocalists are joined by percussion, keyboard, guitar, and bass.

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 Bebop Bliss: Timeless Jazz Moments, an evening celebrating the vibrant spirit of bebop. Talented vocal jazz students from Berklee College of Music’s Voice Department will perform classic and innovative bebop pieces, showcasing their artistry and passion for jazz traditions. Don’t miss this exciting tribute to musical creativity and heritage.
 

This performance features traditional classical choir literature. 
 

Join us to celebrate World Voice Day 2026 at a fun and informative vocal science fair to learn how the voice works. The event will feature a spectrogram for all singers to "see" their voices working. Experts will be present to answer questions on vocal health and wellness.
 

Auditioned vocal soloists team up with Voice Professor Peter Eldridge to arrange and perform songs tailored specifically to their unique talents. The concert showcases a wide range of musical genres, including original compositions created especially for this event. Performances will feature both full rhythm section arrangements and intimate duo settings with Eldridge at the piano.