The Berklee Contemporary Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Julius P. Williams, will perform alongside an extraordinary jazz quintet featuring legendary bassist Ron Carter, saxophone virtuoso Joe Lovano, masterful pianist Kenny Werner, versatile drummer Ron Savage, and Italian saxophonist Marco Pignataro, the artistic director of Va Pensiero. This concert, part of the Festival of Italian Creativity 2024, is sponsored by the Italian Consulate of Boston.
Curated by Patricia Zarate Perez Creating a space to explore the multidimensionality of music and the connections between creativity, improvisation, science, spirituality, and the broader human experience.
Greg Loughman will be joined by a stellar cast of musicians to present a concert of groovy modern jazz, featuring original music as well as intriguing arrangements of jazz and popular songs.
Bell Thompson is a trumpet player and composer originally from Seattle, Washington. Thompson's melodic and expressive trumpet playing embraces the jazz tradition, and characterizes her unique artistic voice.
Berklee Global Jazz Institute celebrates 15 years with an open jam session. All faculty and students are welcome to come and play with us and enjoy an afternoon of creative music making.
In celebration of the 15th gnniversary of the the Berklee Global Jazz Institute, our Graduates will perform original compositions promoting intercultural, interracial, and social understanding and values.
In celebration of the 15th gnniversary of the the Berklee Global Jazz Institute, our Graduates will perform original compositions promoting intercultural, interracial, and social understanding and values.
In celebration of the 15th gnniversary of the the Berklee Global Jazz Institute, our Graduates will perform original compositions promoting intercultural, interracial, and social understanding and values.
Reimagining Panama's Musical and Cultural Narratives of Jazz: Panamanian Suite narrates the complex relationship between Panama and the United States by tracing the paths of their music, tracking the development of jazz in Panama from the mid-nineteenth century to the modern day through three movements: pre-jazz, jazz, and global jazz.
