Performances

Percussionist Stefanos Athinaios presents his senior recital.

Students of Neil Olmstead will perform works from the classical and jazz repertoire in a solo piano recital.
 

Second-year performance majors in the piano department come together to perform a solo piece of their choice. This recital is one of three recurring concerts at the end of each semester and is led by Laszlo Gardony, a professor in the piano department.
 

Students enrolled in marimba ensembles, Marimba in Mixed Chamber Music Ensemble, and Marimba Transcriptions and Repertoire Lab will perform compositions and arrangements featuring marimba and vibraphone—spanning genres from classical new music to jazz and pop styles. Directed by Nancy Zeltsman

Students enrolled in marimba ensembles, Marimba in Mixed Chamber Music Ensemble, and Marimba Transcriptions and Repertoire Lab will perform compositions and arrangements featuring marimba and vibraphone—spanning genres from classical new music to jazz and pop styles. Directed by Nancy Zeltsman

Students who have successfully completed The Literary Influences of Bowie course will perform a selection of Bowie songs that reflect the themes of fate, immortality, and elements of the supernatural.

Finding the Artist Within features students of professor Nichelle Mungo and visiting scholar Paula Cole, and cultivates the whole artist within self-accompanied singer-songwriters.

Second-year performance majors in the piano department come together to perform a solo piece of their choice. This recital is one of three recurring concerts at the end of each semester and is led by Laszlo Gardony, a professor in the piano department.
 

The Be-Bop Guitars student guitar ensemble performs at the end of each semester as part of the curriculum. The group features some of the best guitar players at the school, playing intricate arrangements written specifically for the ensemble. The music features jazz, Latin and blues genres. 
 

Don't miss this opportunity to witness the future of music on stage. Join us for a night that celebrates the limitless possibilities of music technology and showcases the extraordinary talent within Berklee's Electronic Digital Instrument program. Through a dynamic blend of creativity and cutting-edge technology, the concert promises a diverse array of musical styles and performance techniques, unveiling the vibrant and multifaceted nature of our program.