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Boston Conservatory’s student composers collaborate with leading contemporary classical artists to create new works, embracing a playful, “sandbox” approach. 

Professor Marti Epstein and composer in residence Lei Liang will premiere new works during this year’s event, taking place January 31 to February 7.

The annual event will focus on contemporary classical music with student compositions, ensembles, and world premiere performances.

In this Q&A, the pianist speaks from the heart about his commitment to Latin American music and blending cultural influences to "create bigger universes."

Drawing from a broad range of professional expertise, the new faculty members will teach courses in hip-hop, ballroom dance, musical theater, cello performance, core music studies, and commercial dance industry skills.

An accomplished composer and educator, Salkind-Pearl brings 12 years of faculty experience to his new role as chair.

Eun Young Lee was recognized for her distinguished work as a composer.

Shelbie Rassler says getting to know her idol was "the silver lining of a lifetime" following her reimagining of Bacharach’s hit “What the World Needs Now Is Love.” 

The premier series will feature four performances showcasing the Conservatory’s student talent across dance, music, and theater.

The artists bring a wide range of expertise across dance, music, and theater, including commercial dance, ethnomusicology, musical theater, and more.