Events

10-16-25 | Dr. Martin King, horn, Guest Artist Recital

Graduate Vocal Pedagogy Guest Residency: Master Class

The graduate vocal pedagogy program will be joined by an esteemed guest for a master class.

GUNNAR / Zoe Ko

From backyard parties to 15,000 seat arenas, GUNNAR has engaged audiences with effortless confidence and control. He will be headlining his first-ever North America tour—the Upside Down Tour—in March 2025

Cacique: New Sounds of Brazilian Guitar

Guitarist Gabriel Américo performs a program of original modern compositions and Brazilian classics, celebrating the richness and diversity of Brazilian culture.

Oberlin College Women's Volleyball at Baldwin Wallace University

Oberlin College Women~s Volleyball at Baldwin Wallace University Streaming Video:

Anqi's Recital

Anqi’s performance will feature original compositions alongside arranged covers, blending elements of jazz and pop.

I Wanna See You Fly

Cristina Vaira, faculty in the Songwriting Department, will debut songs from her upcoming album, I Wanna See You Fly. The album is a powerful reflection on transformation, resilience, and self-empowerment,

Composition Departmental Recital

Presentation of work by the Oberlin Composition Department. Program: Matthew Brown: The Breath of Bear for SSAATTBB choir (5~) Theoden Brown: Fantasia on an Echo for solo flute (5~) Maxim

Northshore College Fair

Perspectives: James (Zijian) Wei, piano

Free — Seating Passes Required

Wei-Yi Yang, piano

Baltimore Baroque Band

NEC Composers' Series: Arthur Berger Memorial Concert

An annual tradition in NEC’s Composition Department, this concert celebrates the life and music of Arthur Berger, an influential composer, critic, and teacher who served on the faculty from 1980-1999.

Composition Department Recital

Catalyst Quartet

SSMT: Beautiful: The Carole King Musical Bright Box Theater Shenandoah New Music Hailed by The New York Times as “invariably energetic and finely burnished,” the Grammy Award-winning Catalyst Quartet is

Faculty Recital: Jonathan Bass, Piano

Boston Conservatory piano professor Jonathan Bass plays a recital of works by Haydn, Chopin, Copland, and Ravel.

7th Annual Music of Mass Incarceration

In its seventh year, this powerful event aims to raise awareness and foster dialogue about the pressing issues of mass incarceration. Guest speakers include New Beginnings Reentry Services, Transformational Prison

DMA Showcase

DMA candidates from the Herb Alpert School of Music will be presenting their work at…

Jace Kim Doctoral Viola Recital

Free event

Ramzi Aburedwan & Dal’Ouna Ensemble, featuring Moneim Adwan: A discovery of the Levantine musical universe, between creation and tradition

Dal’Ouna Ensemble is named after a lively and festive Dal’Ouna music tradition. Their performances celebrate the joy of music-making and the rich cultural heritage of the...