Boston Conservatory Orchestra, conducted by Bruce Hangen, performs works by Italian composers from throughout the ages, as well as Capriccio Italien by Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.
Boston Conservatory at Berklee faculty artists Markus Placci and Judith Eissenberg (violins), Paul Laraia (viola), and Rhonda Rider (cello) present an evening of dynamic works.
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.
In this preliminary round of Boston Conservatory at Berklee’s 2024–2025 Orchestra Concerto Competition, students compete for a chance to perform with the Boston Conservatory Orchestra.
String Masters Series presents Christopher Costanza, cellist of the acclaimed St. Lawrence String Quartet and full-time artist in residence at Stanford University, performing the complete solo cello suites of Benjamin Britten.
BoCoCelli, Boston Conservatory’s cello octet, presents a stylistically diverse program featuring two Boston premieres composed by Jennifer Bewerse and Kirin McElwain, an experimental new work by Michael Begay, and selections from Pauline Oliveros’s Sonic Meditations.
BoCoCelli, Boston Conservatory’s cello octet, presents a stylistically diverse program featuring three Boston premieres composed by Jennifer Bewerse, Kirin McElwain, and Ian Gottlieb.
Boston Conservatory Orchestra, conducted by Bruce Hangen, begins its season with a program featuring Scheherazade, the orchestral suite from the comic opera Rosenkavalier, and Mason Quinn’s "Toast of the Town" Overture.
Melissa White, violinist of the Grammy Award–winning Harlem Quartet and first-prize laureate in the Sphinx Competition, joins forces with pianist Pallavi Mahidhara, prize winner in the 69th Geneva International Piano Competition and the 6th International Prokofiev Competition.
Boston Conservatory String Orchestra time-travels three centuries to bring a remarkably varied program from six countries on two continents: the United States, England, Germany, Finland, Panama, and Italy.
