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This informative session will discuss all aspects of the harp, including effective writing techniques, arranging for harp, and ways to use this beautiful instrument in your compositions.
Experience the evocative sounds of Harry Skoler’s latest release, Red Brick Hill, reimagined for a quintet featuring clarinet, trumpet, and rhythm section. This performance showcases Skoler’s new compositions alongside a premier lineup: Jeff Stout (trumpet), Harry Skoler (clarinet), Neil Olmstead (piano), Barry Smith (bass), and Casey Scheuerell (drums).
Boston Conservatory at Berklee piano students compete in an internal competition, performing major concerto repertoire. Winners will perform their complete concertos on January 30.
Trumpeter and composer Philipp Schwarz presents his PhilippHarmonic Bigband, performing a blend of traditional big band music with Brazilian, Cuban, classical, and funk influences.
The William Silvio Quartet presents a dynamic blend of jazz and fusion, featuring original works by the group alongside compositions by legendary vibraphonist Mike Mainieri.
Triptych Project: Joe Mulholland, Rick McLaughlin, and Alberto Netto
Berklee professors Alberto Netto, Joe Mulholland, and Rick McLaughlin come together as the Triptych Project to delve deep into the art of the piano trio.
Spanish composer and pianist Andrés Barrios, recently nominated for the 2025 Latin Grammy Awards, presents an inspiring master class exploring his distinctive blend of flamenco, jazz, and contemporary music. Through live demonstrations, student and faculty participation, and open discussion, Barrios will offer a deep look into his creative process, rhythmic vocabulary, and harmonic approach, illustrating how tradition and innovation can merge to shape a distinctive musical voice.