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The Film Scoring Network Film Festival is a two-day celebration of student films, music, and collaboration showcasing the work of Berklee composers, filmmakers, and performers. The festival presents film screenings, live performances, panels with film industry professionals, an awards ceremony, and a raffle with the chance to win thousands of dollars in total prizes. Join us as we celebrate the creative partnerships and incredible art created by student composers and independent filmmakers.
The Boston Conservatory at Berklee Trombone Studio and friends performs a concert of choir, trio, and duet groups, conducted by assistant professor of trombone Norman Bolter.
Boston Conservatory at Berklee and Boston Lyric Opera proudly present a master class with Patricia Raccette, the American soprano, director, and master teacher.
The MM Vocal Pedagogy students present their fall recital, a curated program of art song prepared under the direction of Dr. Gregory Zavracky. This recital showcases the MM Vocal Pedagogy students' artistry and pedagogical understanding of repertoire.
The World Music Scoring Association club at Berklee College of Music will premiere original student works, featuring chamber pieces inspired by a variety of traditions and instruments from around the world.
The Boston Conservatory at Berklee faculty brass quintet, composed of Kenneth Amis, Joseph Foley, Anne Howarth, Richard Kelley, and Angel Subero, perform music by William Byrd, Giovanni Gabrieli, Johann Sebastian Bach, Victor Ewald, Jennifer Higdon, and more.