Performances

Enjoy a performance of beautiful classical music for piano, four hands, and piano with other instruments. 
 

Second-year performance majors in the Piano Department come together to perform a solo piece of their choice. This recital is one of three recurring concerts at the end of each semester and is presented by Professor Laszlo Gardony.
 

Students from Peter Eldridge's Vocal Perspectives on Songwriting class perform songs developed through the course of the semester in an intimate setting.

The piano department presents its fifth semester performance majors in a solo piano recital representing a wide range of styles.
 

Hey Rim Jeon, professor in the Piano Department at Berklee College of Music, leads a solo piano concert featuring students from her course Solo Piano Improvisations of Keith Jarrett, and from her private studio. The students will demonstrate Jarrett’s improvisational techniques and perform their own improvised piano solos.

The Staged Reading Ensemble presents selections from Poetry & Prose, a new musical by composer, librettist, and Boston Conservatory faculty member Katya Stanislavskaya. Hosted by The Berklee Theater Arts Collaborative (BTAC). 

Satellite of Qantara (qantara means arch) brings to life a vision for the unbridled fusion of world jazz, Middle Eastern, Western classical, and Latin American music that transcends the boundaries of genre and geography. The ensemble's motto is "one planet, one music."
 

The Berklee Symphonic Winds will present their fall performance of contemporary classical music for winds, brass, and percussion, centered around carols and chorales for band.

Please join us for the final performances of the Vocal Perspectives on Songwriting class. This class, created by Grammy Award–winning artist Paula Cole, is currently taught by singer-songwriter Kristin Cifelli, professor in the Voice Department. Come hear and celebrate the thought-provoking and original perspectives of your peers in song.

The Piano Department presents its fifth semester performance majors in a solo piano recital representing a wide range of styles.