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Selected student finalists perform complete concertos with piano accompaniment, competing for the chance to perform with the Boston Conservatory Wind Ensemble.
Seniors from the Theater Division’s songwriting specialization present new works in the ambience of Seully Hall. Elegant attire is welcome, though not required.
Aevum Chamber Orchestra will perform Mozart’s 40th symphony under the baton of Tianyu Mai '27, a composition major and conducting minor at Berklee College of Music.
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.
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.
Berklee’s World Music Scoring Association and Society of Composers present their collaborative fall 2025 concert, featuring a program of world music–inspired compositions by student composers.
Esteemed faculty and students of Boston Conservatory at Berklee collaborate to perform works by Stanley Friedman, Benjamin Britten, and Johannes Brahms.
Maestro Bruce Hangen’s graduate student conductors—Christine Le, Julian Dürr, Simon Sadiković, and Mac Muehlberger—present a concert of orchestral music by Shostakovich, Mahler, Dvorak, and Tchaikovsky.