Students from Dr. Eun Young Lee’s composition studio will be paired with flutists from the studio of Professor Sarah Brady, to read new student compositions and explore ways to develop the material.
Boston Conservatory at Berklee faculty members Sarah Brady, Robert Sheena, Jan Halloran, Margaret Phillips, and Anne Howarth present a Faculty Wind Quintet recital, featuring compositions by Gunther Schuller, Luciano Berio, Irving Fine, and Boston Conservatory at Berklee alum Mason Bynes.
Boston Conservatory faculty members Jean Anderson and David Small present a nautical-themed art song concert honoring Small’s ancestors, most of whom were sea captains and sailors. The program includes the songs of Fauré, Schubert, and Lee Hoiby.
Musical theater voice faculty member Jessye DeSilva brings her perspective as a woman of trans experience to repertoire from the musical theater canon.
Guest ensemble Lamnth (Lilit Hartunian, violin, and Nicholas Tolle, cimbalom) presents a program of music by Boston Conservatory faculty member Marti Epstein.
Professor Rhonda Rider, cello, presents a concert of works from mid-twentieth-century America and contemporary works inspired by them, featuring compositions by Germaine Tailleferre, Gabriel Fauré, Yu-Hui Chang, and Arthur Berger.
Esteemed faculty and students of Boston Conservatory at Berklee collaborate to perform works by Stanley Friedman, Benjamin Britten, and Johannes Brahms.
Boston Conservatory faculty members Kenneth Amis, Joseph Foley, Anne Howarth, Richard Kelley, and Angel Subero present a Faculty Brass Quintet recital.
In 1969, Chris Parsons served as a combat photographer in Vietnam. Combining his pictures with original music and dance, C. Neil Parsons, assistant professor of theater, recounts tales of danger, resilience, and the thousand natural shocks that flesh is heir to.
