Oliver Colvin Recital Hall

Latin Grammy–nominated accordionist and singer-songwriter Gregorio Uribe '07 celebrates the release of his book El Llamado (Abisinia Editorial) in combination with songs from his third album Hombre Absurdo. 

Alejandro Santos PD ’95, a flutist, arranger, and composer from Argentina, will showcase his compositions for flute ensemble and rhythm section, blending traditional South American rhythms such as zamba, malambo, tango, candombe, and bossa nova with modern jazz. 

An open mic showcasing hip-hop musicians and artists from the Berklee College of Music campus and greater Boston community.

Boston Conservatory at Berklee Theater Division Faculty Katya Stanislavskaya presents an evening of original musical theater songs. Featuring performances by students and faculty, the subjects span from immigration to female empowerment to dating while at a retirement home.

Ear Training Department annual concert featuring the ear training faculty in various ensembles and styles.

Students of Neil Olmstead will perform works from the classical and jazz repertoires in a solo piano recital.
 

Auditioned student vocalists join forces with Voice Professor Peter Eldridge. Each student develops an arrangement or original composition specifically designed for this performance. Vocalists will showcase with full rhythm section, including Eldridge on piano.

The Be-Bop Guitars is a student guitar ensemble featuring some of the better guitarists at Berklee. The music is from the jazz/Latin/blues genres. The music features five guitarists and rhythm section playing intricate arrangements that feature the individuals as well as the ensemble. 
 

Led by faculty guitarist Mark White, this group performs contemporary jazz for five guitars and rhythm section.

Students from Peter Eldridge's Vocal Perspectives of Songwriting class perform original songs and co-writes developed during the fall semester.