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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 acclaimed composer discusses his collaboration with Boston Conservatory, his work as a research artist, and what it means to listen creatively.

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

The Boston Conservatory faculty member joins a group of legendary conductors who have received the esteemed honor.

Assistant Professor of Orchestral Studies and Contemporary Music Vimbayi Kaziboni reflects on his passion for preparing his students for the professional world.

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

The school concludes the calendar year with its annual compilation of accolades, this year from esteemed publishers Playbill, DanceUS, and more.

The four fall performances include several regional and world premieres.

By embracing contemporary creative expression and working with leading composers and ensembles representing a diversity of aesthetics, cultures, and perspectives, Boston Conservatory music students are at the forefront of today’s musical landscape.