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.
Harry Skoler, professor of woodwinds at Berklee College of Music, will be joined by a stellar cast of Berklee faculty including trumpeter Phil Grenadier, bassist Barry Smith, pianist Neil Olmstead, and drummer Casey Scheuerell.
The William Silvio Quartet presents a dynamic blend of jazz and fusion, featuring original works by the group alongside compositions by legendary vibraphonist Mike Mainieri.
Alto saxophonist Keye Xin performs a set of music by Kenny Garrett. Xin will be joined by his friends, and together, they will explore Garrett’s influential sound and style.
Pauline Eveno, president of Syos (Shape Your Own Sound), a maker of customizable, 3D-printed saxophone, clarinet, and trumpet mouthpieces, presents an interactive workshop featuring ample opportunity to test the products.
Join us for an evening of music featuring the Berklee Flute Choir and the Spring Winds and Piano Ensemble, under the direction of Woodwind Professor Wendy Rolfe. Experience a vibrant program of lively and lyrical works—spanning from Bach to contemporary, romantic to Latin—that promises to delight audiences of all ages.
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 works, and from Romantic to Latin styles—will delight audiences of all ages.
Tyler White presents his jazz composition senior recital, featuring a performance of The Circular Suite as well as two other original compositions. Spanning styles from cool jazz to free improvisation to traditional old-time, White presents his entire musical journey as one full circle.
Brazilian flutist and composer Rodrigo Aredes leads a wind quintet in a concert featuring his original compositions alongside arrangements of Brazilian music.
Suona player Jacey He brings a fresh twist to this traditional instrument with a program that blends anime song covers, heavy metal fusion, funk, and folk influences.