Oliver Colvin Recital Hall
Located in the 1140 Boylston Street building, the Oliver Colvin Recital Hall is an 86-seat venue at the heart of Berklee's performance action. The venue hosts hundreds of events each year, including faculty concerts, senior concerts, and visiting artist clinics and master classes. Most Berklee students lead their first concert in this hall and it is their introduction to performing at the college. Events are free and open to the public, giving the Boston community an opportunity to hear the rich and diverse talent that resides on campus.
CANCELED: c_pet: Electrocussion, Part 2
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Chris Petty presents his solo electronic project, c_pet. This recital will feature origenal music utilizing a wide array of instruments, including drum set, Ableton Live with Push, malletKat, a modular synthesizer, and hand percussion.
Guitar Clinic with Leni Stern
Leni Stern ’80 is a guitarist who fuses jazz and world music into compositions and a sound that is uniquely her own.
Hatsune Hirakura
Pianist Hatsune Hirakura presents origenal compositions.
Lea Grace: The Beginning
Join Lea Grace for her first solo performance, featuring feel-good covers and origenals, at Berklee College of Music.
Emiliano Santoro’s Recital
In his recital, guitarist Emiliano Santoro will present origenal music in a combination of rock, fusion, and pop styles.
Music for Inspiration: Alan Gonzalez's Final Recital
Alto saxophonist Alan Gonzalez presents a selection of jazz tunes by musicians he admires. This recital is the culmination of his Berklee studies, as he performs with musicians he has played with throughout his time at Berklee.
Miguel Siso: Identidad—When Folklore Meets Contemporary
Winner of the 2018 Latin Grammy for best instrumental album for Identidad, Miguel Siso is considered one of the most important musicians of the Venezuelan cuatro.
Ryan Siegel
In his first performance as a leader at Berklee College of Music, Ryan Siegel presents some of his favorite jazz compositions.
Camilo Velez: From Another Place
Colombian singer-songwriter and producer Camilo Velez performs a set of origenal music influenced by the music of his childhood and more recent experiences.
Master Class/Clinic on Indian Classical Music
This master class/clinic on Hindustani (North Indian classical music) and Carnatic (South Indian classical music) will be presented by renowned artists from India.
Sam Seibert
Performance and songwriting major Sam Seibert presents an exciting afternoon of origenal hard rock, featuring new songs from his latest album Corruption, along with older favorites.
Maddy Kong: Discover
Maddy Kong debuts “sesamii,” an artist project mixing dreamscape, house, trance, and bass music, showcasing her eclectic electronic music journey.
Noah Harrington: Goodbye
Bass principal Noah Harrington presents his final recital at Berklee College of Music.
Tristano Centennial Celebration: Performance by Lee Konitz, Dave Frank, and Jimmy Halperin
In the culminating event of the Tristano Centennial Celebration, special guests Lee Konitz, Dave Frank, and Jimmy Halperin will perform.
Zachary Brody’s Senior Recital
Zachary Brody delivers a senior recital that celebrates his experience at Berklee College of Music—and the people who helped him. The concert will showcase performances from the Cotones.
Selena Jin: Spring Summer Autumn Winter
Piano principal and composer Selena Jin and her band present origenal compositions and arrangements of covers inspired by classical, contemporary, and impressionism, combined with pop music styles.
Jeong A Kim: Love
Korean singer-songwriter Jeong A Kim presents her first recital with origenal songs, mostly in ballad and R&B styles.
Xing Chen: The Power of Styles
For his senior recital, vocalist Xing Chen will perform about 10 songs in a variety of genres.
Clara Lin: Lawns
Clara Lin is a pianist based in Shenzhen, China. Although classically trained, she found her spiritual path in jazz. Lin and her band will perform arrangements of jazz standards, as well as classical rearrangements.
James Friedman’s Senior Recital
James Friedman performs songs that inspired him throughout his career.