Events

Join voice faculty Emily Siar and Craig Juricka and staff pianist Grace Spicuzza for a delightful evening of classical and musical theater repertoire.

Boston Conservatory String Orchestra presents Is It Old? Is It New?

Brass Festival Weekend guest artist Denise Tryon offers an open brass master class, working with event participants.

Brass Festival Weekend guest artist Phil Smith offers an open brass master class, working with event participants.

Part of Boston Conservatory's Brass Festival Weekend (September 30–October 1), this exciting performance conducted by Matthew Marsit presents the New England premiere of Adam Gorb's Out of the Darkness, as well as Lindsay Bronnenkant's Tarot, Henk Badings's Symphony No. 15, faculty member Anthony Barfield's Red Sky featuring trombone faculty member Angel Subero, and Bramwell Tovey's Manhattan Music featuring the Boston Conservatory Faculty Brass Quintet. 

Brass Festival Weekend guest artist Sasha Romero offers an open brass master class, working with event participants.

Four finalists perform complete works for the chance to win a full tuition scholarship to the program of their choice at Boston Conservatory. The jury panel includes Sasha Romero, Phil Smith, Denise Tryon, and Matthew Marsit.

Boston Conservatory at Berklee faculty performers join forces with Brass Festival guest artists to share a performance, closing the 2023 Boston Conservatory Brass Festival Weekend.

Boston Conservatory at Berklee presents Hemenway Strings.

Boston Conservatory undergraduate and graduate composition students present a concert of new works.