Each year, Berklee presents more than 1,500 concerts and events at venues on campus and in the Boston area, showcasing student, faculty, alumni and outside professional acts.
Acclaimed Italian singer-songwriter and educator Stefano Marchese takes the stage alongside a constellation of extraordinary talent in a concert titled Concerto di Duetti.
Scream from New York, NY, the first album by Been Stellar, is a remarkably brutal debut—bruised and volatile, it captures an image of ‘20s New York that’s unrelenting and harsh. Malice K is an NYC-based artist whose songwriting is a mix of boyish charm juxtaposed with bruting, raw darkness and beautiful artistry.
This performance by Kim Perlak, David Tronzo, and Francisco Mela features modern, original, impressionistic, and spontaneously-composed music for classical guitar, slide guitar, and drums.
Molly Lewis's evocative album, On the Lips, conjures visions of misty Hollywood jazz clubs, Italian cinema soundtracks, and tender, lingering embraces.
Yamato’s new show, Hito no Chikara—The Power of Human Strength, is a thrilling and high-energy interpretation of the centuries-old Japanese taiko tradition.
String Masters Series presents Michael Casimir, violist with the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra and grand prize winner of the Hudson Valley String competition, accompanied by pianist Tae Kim, a collaborative artist at New England Conservatory and the Heifetz International Music Institute.
Through written and spontaneous composition, slide guitarist and improviser David Tronzo and classical guitarist Kim Perlak create modern music that honors both traditions.
The aim of this concert is to connect listeners to the deep meaning and expression of the French chansons by Michel Legrand, Jacques Prévert, Édith Piaf, and other legendary musicians and poets. Upon listening, you might suddenly find yourself in Belleville, Paris, the ethnically diverse district described by Daniel Pennac. Here, you will feel the atmosphere of the banlieue parisienne, where freedom of expression and creativity are celebrated. Throughout this journey, more fusion of styles and original music will unfold, led by an ensemble unafraid of exploration.
Kramer Gibson B.M. '12 is a drummer, singer, and pianist. In this concert, he will collaborate with other Berklee graduates and educators, engaging the audience with a performance and roundtable discussion reflecting on the never-ending journey of learning music.
