Events

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 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 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.

Dan VanHassel, assistant professor of composition, presents the piece “Dystopia,” featuring trumpet, drum set, piano, and electronics, with contemporary electroacoustic chamber music trio SPLICE Ensemble.

Boston Conservatory at Berklee students and faculty perform an evening of chamber works by visiting composer Martin Bresnick, marking his 80th birthday.

The Composers Recital Series showcases new works by student composers.

The Composers Recital Series showcases new works by student composers.

Boston Conservatory at Berklee’s Composers’ Wind Ensemble presents a concert featuring student composers.

Students perform original collaborative works by student composers and choreographers from Berklee College of Music and Boston Conservatory at Berklee.

The Boston Conservatory Composers Sinfonietta performs works written by various student composers.