Events

North Carolinian cellist and composer Peter Sumner presents a contemplative and dynamic set of original jazz music featuring a diverse band from the Berklee Global Jazz Institute.

Vocalist and pianist Anya Menk performs a set of original compositions and arrangements of jazz standards, featuring her own lyrics and vocalese.

Pianist and composer Liz Sinn has emerged as a sought-after collaborator within New England’s dynamic music scene, with her artistic roots grounded in Berklee College of Music. While her foundation lies in jazz, she brings equal mastery to Latin American, classical, musical theater, and pop genres.

The SOL Collective is an ensemble of musicians and interdisciplinary artists from the Boston area committed to cultivating non-male community. This concert is to share duo collaborations and co-commissioned new works with community partners.

Cypriot drummer and composer Dimitris Terpizis presents music from his Berklee Global Jazz Institute thesis project, tracing a journey of identity from disconnection to cultural belonging.

Atlanta-born Korean-American Kevin Chung is an artist and singer-songwriter who rose to prominence during the pandemic through TikTok and other social media platforms. Opener Zach Paradis blends the sonics of pop hits with the vulnerability that comes with being a singer-songwriter. 

Cornelia Murr’s newest album began with a question: What do I want? The answer is everything, and it’s never felt more urgent. Special guest, Nate Livingston, opens up the night. 

Zimbabwean guitarist Matt Greenwood presents a set of original contemporary jazz compositions, exploring sonic landscapes with cellist Peter Sumner and drummer Connor Sturge.

Slovak flautist, vocalist, and composer Mária Reháková presents a new suite blending Slovak folk and contemporary jazz, performed by a nine-piece ensemble from the Berklee Global Jazz Institute.

The story of the legendary chanteuse Edith Piaf's life and career, told through her timeless songs, is a sweeping and romantic experience.