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Boston Conservatory at Berklee faculty Saul Bitran, Andrew Mark, Charlotte Hu, and Philipp Stäudlin, along with faculty duo Marimolin (Sharan Leventhal, violin, and Nancy Zeltsman, marimba) perform works by Schubert, Chasalow, and others.
Boston Conservatory’s contemporary chamber ensemble contraBAND, led by Sarah Brady, performs works by Chacon, Eastman, and Rzewski, as well as a world premiere by Boston Conservatory faculty member Laura Kaminsky.
Students of percussion faculty members Jonathan Bisesi, Kyle Brightwell, Matt Smallcomb, Samuel Solomon, and Nancy Zeltsman perform the second recital of a two-part series, featuring selected solo and small chamber performances.
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 Jeff Scott, Paul Hindemith, and Francis Poulenc. They will be joined by Jonathan Bass on piano.
Boston Conservatory clarinet students compete for the chance to win a cash prize in this competition generously sponsored by Ricardo and Marla Lewitus.
MINK is a Boston-based brass collaboration consisting of trumpeter Nick Hill and trombonist Mikayla Frank-Martin. The duo specializes in contemporary classical music, works with electronics, and commissioning from local composers.
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.