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Boston Conservatory Orchestra will showcase works by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Margaret Bonds, Valerie Coleman, and others for its Black History Month celebration on February 16.

This powerful performance, featuring Anita Hill reciting the words of Martin Luther King Jr., will take place at Boston’s Symphony Hall. 

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."

The free Center Stage concert is part of Boston Conservatory's Brass Festival Weekend.

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

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

The series combines the school’s long-standing masters series with new programming, including festivals, ensembles in residence, and faculty recitals.

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.