Dr. Nicholas Perna, associate professor and director of vocal pedagogy at the University of Colorado Boulder, presents a public master class and lecture as part of the vocal pedagogy fall guest residency. Perna, a Van Lawrence Fellow and PAVA-recognized vocologist, brings expertise in acoustics, nasality, and cross-training to this evening of teaching demonstration and discussion with Boston Conservatory at Berklee vocal pedagogy singers.
An evening of piano trios by Brahms and Haydn as well as works by Lutoslawski and Harvey performed by violinist Markus Placci, pianist Judith Gordon, and cellist Rhonda Rider.
Boston Conservatory at Berklee's premier string ensemble performs Vivaldi’s TheFour Seasons, works by Dvořák, and spirituals arranged by H.T. Burleigh. Themes of liberation, endurance, and moral urgency through the spiritual tradition will be explored in Burleigh’s and Dvořák’s pieces, and Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons is presented in light of climate change.
Boston Conservatory at Berklee's premier string ensemble performs Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons, works by Dvořák, and spirituals arranged by H.T. Burleigh. Themes of liberation, endurance, and moral urgency through the spiritual tradition will be explored in Burleigh’s and Dvořák’s pieces, and Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons is presented in light of climate change.
Don’t miss celebrated piano professor Michael Lewin in his only Boston recital of the season. The program will include sonatas by Clementi, Chopin, and Janáček, and works by Brahms and Liszt.
Hinge Quartet kicks off their season with a program featuring music by Steven Ricks, Jessie Cox, Katarina Rosenberger, Badie Khaleghian, and Nico Muhly. Hinge Quartet is Boston Conservatory at Berklee's contemporary ensemble-in-residence.
Join voice Professor Emily Siar's studio for an evening of story through song, featuring students across the vocal pedagogy, musical theater, and classical voice departments.
Join the Boston Conservatory at Berklee choirs in welcoming the new choral season at this this early-evening celebration. Featuring short performances by the Conservatory choir, chorale, and chamber choir, this free concert offers a first glimpse of the exciting repertoire, collaborations, and special events awaiting audiences throughout the year.
Members of the Boston Conservatory at Berklee instrumental faculty join together as a quartet to present Fauré’s Piano Quartet, op. 15 and Brahms's op. 25.
Join Boston Conservatory at Berklee theater faculty member C. Neil Parsons for a variety show of solo storytelling, performance art, trombone interludes, and self-described “inarticulate nonsense."
Train to Cleveland with John Ruskin is a new play with music by Dan Callaway. A burnt-out PhD student boards a train home in 1997 and finds himself face to face with Victorian art critic John Ruskin. What starts as an argument about art becomes a reckoning with illness, love, and whether beauty can still reach someone who’s spent a lifetime trying to earn his worth alone.
Train to Cleveland with John Ruskin is a new play with music by Dan Callaway. A burnt-out PhD student boards a train home in 1997 and finds himself face to face with Victorian art critic John Ruskin. What starts as an argument about art becomes a reckoning with illness, love, and whether beauty can still reach someone who’s spent a lifetime trying to earn his worth alone.
Guest artist Trio Nebbia embarks on their East Coast tour with a vibrant performance at Boston Conservatory at Berklee. The trio will perform works of Aperghis, Fujikura, Murail, and will present a world premiere by Tyshawn Sorey.
Canadian pianist Angela Cheng is a winner of the Arthur Rubinstein Competition and the Montreal International Piano Competition. Her master class with Boston Conservatory pianists is free and open to the public.
A gold medal winner in the Rubinstein Competition, pianist Angela Cheng will perform sonatas by Mozart and Beethoven, variations by Cecile Chaminade, and works by Chopin.
