Music News

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

Faculty member Maya Cunningham draws on her ethnomusicology scholarship and performance practice to bring a global perspective to Music in Context, a new music history course required for Boston Conservatory music students.

Assistant Professor of Voice Stephen Spinelli reflects on the role of research in elevating historically erased musical legacies.

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

The Conservatory will welcome American soprano Karen Slack as part of this special Center Stage performance.

The free Center Stage concert features wind ensemble interpretations of heavy metal and rock ‘n’ roll with works by Frank Zappa, John Mackey, and Katahj Copley.

The partnership unlocks new opportunities for Boston Conservatory students and BLO artists, including the launch of a new Opera Innovators Series that brings Yuval Sharon and Karen Slack to campus this fall.

Effective immediately, Kluegel will support Boston Conservatory’s Instrumental Studies Department alongside Chair Matthew Marsit.

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

The four fall performances include several regional and world premieres.