Music Events

Mezzo-soprano and Asian Opera Alliance founder Nina Yoshida Nelsen shares her personal journey and ways to foster constructive dialogue that seeks to explore culturally sensitive, inclusive, and responsive practices in the field of opera.

Students of Nancy Zeltsman’s percussion and marimba studio perform a selection of songs in the first of two annual studio recitals.

Associate Professor of Flute and Contemporary Music Sarah Brady presents a flute recital.

In this preliminary round of Boston Conservatory at Berklee’s 2022–2023 Orchestra Concerto Competition, students compete for a chance to perform with the Boston Conservatory Orchestra on April 8 at the Groton Hill Music Center.

Guest ensemble Hinge presents the premiere of their program Clockworks, which explores themes of mechanization and dehumanization in contemporary society and features works by Chaya Czernowin, Katherine Young, Louis Andriessen, Laurie Spiegel, and Meshuggah.

Boston Conservatory at Berklee 2022–2023 Orchestra Concerto Competition finalists perform complete concertos with piano accompanist for a chance to win a featured performance spot with the Boston Conservatory Orchestra on April 8 at the Groton Hill Music Center.

Students of Andrew Mark’s cello studio perform a selection of songs.

The Boston Conservatory Voice/Opera Department will host a master class presented by Grammy Award-winning baritone Stephen Powell.

Chamber Series kicks off its spring season with works by Johannes Brahms, Ulysses Kay, Gernot Wolfgang, and Igor Stravinsky performed by renowned Boston Conservatory faculty members Jonathan Bass (piano), Jan Halloran (clarinet), Katie Lansdale (violin), Matthew Marsit (clarinet), Robert Sheena (horn), Margaret Phillips (bassoon), Roberto Poli (piano), and Owen Young (cello).

This interdisciplinary performance series illuminates the art of improvisation and live time creation. The works presented celebrate experimental territories, ephemeral natures, and margins taking center, through dance, song, theater, music, poetry, and visual art.