Events

Trey Tarzia presents a recital with friends featuring a variety of musicians to celebrate his time at Berklee College of Music. The program includes music from different projects he has been part of, along with selections by artists he admires.

Bassist Ben Rachminov presents his senior recital with the band the Lunch Ladies, performing original songs written by the group that combine elements of rock and funk.

Egan Rogers's recital presents a set of high-energy cover songs spanning pop, jazz, and a fusion of both styles. 

This performance is a dynamic and spirit-filled concert of contemporary Christian rock, pop, and gospel music performed by student worship leaders and led by Assistant Voice Professor Julie Kinscheck. The artists will be backed by a stellar band led by Guitar Professor Jim Peterson.

The Berklee Songwriting Department presents an evening of hip-hop, highlighting the varied styles of this genre through performances by current students. This event is hosted by Berklee songwriting professors Cliff Notez and Dan Cantor.

Join us for an evening celebrating the lyrical elegance and cinematic brilliance of one of the most beloved composers in the jazz tradition. Talented vocal students from Berklee College of Music's Voice Department will perform classic and inventive works by Michel Legrand, showcasing their artistry while honoring his rich legacy in jazz, film, and song. Don’t miss this inspiring tribute to timeless melodies and musical storytelling.

Vocalist Elise Rochet and her band present a night of high-energy, dynamic music, including originals and many of Rochet’s favorite songs.

Edward Lim presents his senior recital as a farewell to Berklee College of Music, featuring original compositions written throughout his Berklee journey in a modern jazz context.

The Hidden Sounds of the Americas Seminar presents the sonic geography of our continent, from Alaska to Patagonia, with replicas of pre-Columbian instruments from the Maya, Aztec, Mochica, and Inca cultures (recovered and reconstructed by the members of the orchestra).
 

What is the sound of community? Inspired by the spirit of connection, baritone saxophonist Noa Zebley presents original compositions and arrangements using the audience (yes, you!) as a featured musical voice.