2023/24 Schedule

OCT 05 2023

7:30pm

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    COURAGE AND HEROISM
    Harvard’s Sanders Theatre

    Kareem Roustom
    Aleppo Songs

    Ludwig Van Beethoven
    Symphony No. 3

OCT 28 2023

7:30pm

  • ELGAR Fantasia & Fugue in C minor, Op. 86

    BOYD Sheltering Voices (2018)
    – Krista Wilhelmsen, soprano 
in collaboration with Coro Amante
 (Dr. Joseph J. Amante y Zapata, Music Director)

    BEACH Symphony in E Minor, Op. 32, “Gaelic”

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NOV 10-11 2023

7:30pm || 3:00pm

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DEC 15 2023

7:30pm

JAN 29 2024

1:00pm

  • CO-OP assists individuals with developmental and other disabilities to become valued members of their communities. Our services are person-centered, embracing the vision, interests, and support needs of each person.

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    “Coming Together”

    Michael Gandolfi
    Nature of Light for Clarinet and Strings
    Chris Stathis, clarinet

    J. S. Bach
    Double Concerto
    Joel Bard, oboe
    Yoonhee Lee, violin

    Aaron Copland
    Appalachian Spring Suite

MAR 03 2024

3:00pm

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    JOPLIN Overture from Treemonisha (1911)

    MENDELSSOHN Violin Concerto in E minor, Op. 64

    BRAHMS Symphony No. 4 in E minor, Op. 98

MAR 08 2024

7:30pm

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    “Discovery and Breakthrough”

    Francine Trester – In Her Element (World Premiere/Commission)

    Amy Beach – Symphony in E Minor, “Gaelic”

JUNE 08 2024

7:30pm

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    “Victory and Peace”

    Johannes Brahms – Double Concerto for Violin, Cello, and Orchestra

    Mahler – Symphony No. 1

JAN 16 2024

3:00pm

  • According to the Science Club for Girls, “Women make up less than 29 percent of the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) workforce.” In this session, participants will learn about Lise Meitner, Rosalind Franklin, Patricia Bath, and Jocelyn Bell Burnell—four women who challenged this statistic, ultimately becoming pioneers in the sciences. These women are the subjects of Francine Trester’s (College Composition) “In Her Element,” an orchestral work that will be premiered by the Kendall Square Orchestra on March 8, 2024–International Women’s Day. K2O conductor Kristo Kondakçi (College Composition) and soloists Carrie Cheron (College Voice) and Erin Merceruio Nelson will be on hand to discuss the project, as well as their involvement in bringing new music to life in the context of social advocacy. Faculty Alicia Bower (Liberal Arts and Sciences), as well as presenters from outside of Berklee, will also offer their perspectives on the intersection of science and music, and the role of gender in both.