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.
Alto saxophonist Mi Yu presents a tribute to the Chinese indie band ChiliChill, performing arrangements of video game fan songs, vocaloid songs, and selections from the band's original album.
Tenor saxophonist Domenic Rigazzi presents Freedom, a collection of free improvisation pieces emphasizing spontaneous collaboration and the legacy of avant-garde music.
Clarinetist Shiri Wolman presents a program of original music featuring collaborations with various musicians. The performance includes original jazz compositions and experimental electronic sets that explore the intersection of clarinet, improvisation, and electronic sounds.
Saxophonist and composer Jared Wang presents his debut concert as bandleader with a set of original compositions brought to life by pianist Sahn Cannon, bassist Albin Sundström, and drummer Erik Lee.
This performance features the Berklee Flute Choir and the Autumn Winds and Piano Ensemble, led by woodwind Professor Wendy Rolfe. Lively and lyrical music ranging from Bach to contemporary, and romantic to Latin, will delight all audiences.
Flutist Lan Jiao presents On the Definition of Love, a three-part recital performed by a woodwind quartet with rhythm section, exploring a personal journey through warmth, rebellion, loss, reflection, and gratitude.
Selmer Paris will be on campus to present the history of the company and its current direction. Representatives will have saxophones and clarinets for students to play test.
Brooklyn/Queens-based saxophonist and woodwind doubler Emily Pecoraro is known for her divergent ventures across the musical spectrum. In addition to her myriad creative pursuits, Pecoraro is a staple of the Broadway pit orchestra community, having worked or subbed on over a dozen Broadway and Off-Broadway shows, and spent five consecutive seasons as a chair holder in the orchestra for the Christmas Spectacular featuring the Radio City Rockettes.
Puerto Rican saxophonist Alejandro Caballero presents a tribute to Miguel Zenón, celebrating his fusion of modern jazz and Latin American folkloric music.