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Boston Conservatory at Berklee faculty Sarah Brady (flute), Susan Hagen (bass), Amanda Hardy (oboe), Charlotte Hu (piano), Paul Laraia (viola), Hyun Min Lee (cello), Michael Lewin (piano), Rane Moore (clarinet), Margaret Phillips (bassoon), and Yonah Zur (violin) perform works by Granillo, Poulenc, and Schubert.
Boston Conservatory Orchestra highlights its brass faculty in a triple concerto by American composer James Stephenson, alongside Gustav Holst’s The Planets Suite.
Esteemed faculty and students of Boston Conservatory at Berklee collaborate to perform works by Paul Schoenfield, Ludwig van Beethoven, and John Harbison.
Boston Conservatory at Berklee string faculty members Sharan Leventhal and Katie Lansdale (violins), Paul Laraia (viola), and Andrew Mark (cello) will perform a recital of works by Caroline Shaw, Lei Liang, and Dimitri Shostakovich.
The Del Sol Quartet performs the world premiere of faculty member Michael Gilbertson’s “Prototype” (2023) for string quartet and ondes Martenot, along with works by Chinary Ung, Meilina Tsui, and Theresa Wong.
International Steinway Artist, concert pianist, and composer Dr. Karen Walwyn will lecture on and perform solo piano works by world-renowned composer Florence Price—the first African-American woman to gain national acclaim—alongside a selection of Walwyn’s own original compositions.