Oliver Colvin Recital Hall

On the evening of his 40th birthday, join Berklee's Assistant Chair of Piano and Yamaha recording artist Dr. John Paul McGee for the release of his new project, Intertwined. The album and the concert will explore new and exciting sounds within his "gospejazzical" genre.

Join Berklee's MIND Neurodiversity Program for monthly jam sessions.

Bassist Ray Soul (also known as Ray Seol) delivers extraordinary music and artistry honed over 25 years. Featuring one of New York City's preeminent pianists and his best friend, Art Hirahara, this concert will pose an important question to the audience: What does it mean to be creative?
 

Students of Neil Olmstead will perform in a solo piano recital.

Auditioned student vocalists join forces with Voice Professor Peter Eldridge. Each student develops an arrangement or original composition specifically designed for this performance. Vocalists will showcase with full rhythm section, including Eldridge on piano.

The Be-Bop Guitars is a student guitar ensemble featuring some of the better guitarists at Berklee. The music is from the jazz/Latin/blues genres. The music features five guitarists and rhythm section playing intricate arrangements that feature the individuals as well as the ensemble. 
 

Students from Peter Eldridge's Vocal Perspectives of Songwriting classes perform original songs and co-writes developed during the spring semester.

This concert will showcase piano faculty Tim Ray and student pianists from his class entitled the Music of Jarrett, Hancock, and Corea. They will perform well-known classics composed by jazz piano legends Keith Jarrett, Herbie Hancock, and Chick Corea, along with standard pieces associated with their work. Accompanied by bass and drums, this recital represents the culmination of a semester dedicated to listening to, analyzing, and mastering some of the most compelling and influential jazz trio music from the past 60 years.

A spring concert lead by D. Schächter featuring selected students from her classes entitled Self-Accompanying Techniques for piano. Students will apply techniques learned during the semester and will be creating their own unique arrangements!
 

Contemporary jazz for five guitars and rhythm section led by faculty guitarist Mark White.