Legendary producer and DJ Arthur Baker will be interviewed by Prince Charles Alexander in a special event presented in collaboration with the Africana Studies Department at Berklee College of Music.
This concert features Rene Pfister—performer, director, pianist, violinist, and children’s theater writer—performing selections from his Berklee Faculty Recording Grant project, Gay Country Christmas.
The Songwriting Department at Berklee presents an evening of hip-hop, highlighting the varied styles of this genre through performances from current students. This event is hosted by songwriting professors Cliff Notez and Dan Cantor.
Ayoni is a genre-defying pop-soul artist whose powerful voice and global influences shine on her debut album, ISOLA, which is a bold, soulful journey of transformation and truth.
Will Paquin started out writing in private, crafting songs in bedrooms, dorm rooms, and backseats. Since the breakout success of his 2020 single, “Chandelier” (now certified gold), he’s released a handful of singles and EPs. Songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Smushie opens the night.
In conjunction with the Red Room at Cafe 939, the Songwriting Department proudly presents BOOM (Berklee Original Open Mic), an open mic event for Berklee songwriters.
Join the Berklee Theater Arts Collaborative for an evening of original works, directed and produced by Lydia Harrell, Michael Harris, and Rene Pfister. This special night showcases the creativity and artistry of Berklee students through brand-new performances crafted for the stage.
Join Canadian fiddler Clara Rose for a joyous celebration of her time at Berklee. There will be silly fiddle tunes, heartfelt sacred violin, maybe some jazz, a big party, and a lot of love.
