Oliver Colvin Recital Hall

Ju Wu presents a performance that blends melodic fingerstyle, rock, and progressive metal. Influenced by Tim Miller, Rick Graham, and John Browne, Wu's music features intricate melodies, dynamic arrangements, and skilled technique. 

Guitarist Sebastian Rodriguez will present a recital showcasing the culmination of his four years of study at Berklee College of Music. While the guitar is his primary instrument, Rodriguez will also incorporate MIDI instruments into his performance, offering a diverse musical experience.

Talented and creative students chosen from auditions early in the semester perform both original compositions and new versions of compelling cover tunes with Peter Eldridge (piano and vocals) in an intimate setting. Duets, trios, and more explore many genres.

The Be-Bop Guitars(Opens in a new window) 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 compositions developed in class during the course of the semester. 
 

South Asian vocalist and performer Alankrita Gaurav presents a set of covers and original work in an array of styles and languages, with a band and musicians specializing in genres such as R&B, alt/indie, fusion, and more.

Violinist, composer, and arranger Luna Lim presents Dear to My Heart, a personal senior recital featuring favorite pieces and originals. Blending contemporary, classical, and cinematic influences, the performance showcases fresh arrangements by her friends, creating an intimate and immersive experience.

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.
 

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.