Vocal artist and pedagogue Jamon Maple will facilitate an interactive and reflective session designed to foster community, conversation, and vocal exploration.
Esteemed faculty of Boston Conservatory at Berklee—Judith Eissenberg, Anne Howarth, Patrice Jackson, Katie Lansdale, Matthew Marsit, and Rhonda Rider—collaborate with special guests Mark Berger of the Lydian String Quartet and Ricardo Sardiñas (PSC '25) to perform works by Ravel, Likhuta, and Schubert, showcasing their artistic talents.
Music is a language that is simultaneously singular and universal: it speaks to all people, but the message and meaning is as unique as each individual. Come hear the voices of the Boston Conservatory Wind Ensemble as we recreate ideas from the imaginations of composers Luis Serrano Alarcón, Chang Su Koh, and Christopher Marshall.
Jamon Maple will facilitate a hands-on master class focusing on contemporary vocal styles, where students will explore stylistic interpretation, vocal technique, and performance presence.
Boston Conservatory’s select treble ensemble, Conservatory Choir, will be joined by members of the college orchestra to perform Michael Haydn’s glorious Vesperæ profesto Sanctissimæ Innocentium, as part of the afternoon recital series at King’s Chapel.
