Comprised of eight spectacular cellists from the Boston Conservatory at Berklee, BoCoCelli presents a concert of exciting new music. Catch the a new piece for cello octet and FM Radio by  Boston Conservatory at Berklee alum Jennifer Bewerse. Directed by Rhonda Rider, musician and professor of Cello, Boston Conservatory at Berklee.

Comprised of eight spectacular cellists from the Boston Conservatory at Berklee, BoCoCelli presents a concert of exciting new music. Catch the a new piece for cello octet and FM Radio by  Boston Conservatory at Berklee alum Jennifer Bewerse. Directed by Rhonda Rider, musician and professor of Cello, Boston Conservatory at Berklee.

Comprised of eight spectacular cellists from the Boston Conservatory at Berklee, BoCoCelli presents a concert of exciting new music. Catch the a new piece for cello octet and FM Radio by  Boston Conservatory at Berklee alum Jennifer Bewerse. Directed by Rhonda Rider, musician and professor of Cello, Boston Conservatory at Berklee.

Comprised of eight spectacular cellists from the Boston Conservatory at Berklee, BoCoCelli presents a concert of exciting new music. Catch the a new piece for cello octet and FM Radio by  Boston Conservatory at Berklee alum Jennifer Bewerse. Directed by Rhonda Rider, musician and professor of Cello, Boston Conservatory at Berklee.

Nat Evans presents a performance of music, spoken text, field recordings, and video projection about death, ecology, climate change, farming, insects and the thread between them all. Joined by Scott Worthington and Jen Bewerse.

An evening of solo pieces composed and performed by Rachel Beetz with a world premiere of Luna for amplified cello performed by Jennifer Bewerse elaborating on the many spheres of artistic influence including those from friends, colleagues, and celestial bodies. Spheres of Influence alludes to political and gravitational influences asking us to reflect on how humans and non-humans inform our creative voices when we appear to work alone.

Experiments in Electronic Sound offers a platform for musicians and artists whose works blur the boundaries between composition, improvisation, and sound art. The festival follows a rich tradition at CalArts for embracing alternative ways of thinking, being, and creating in relation to electronic sound. By presenting a series of concerts, the Herb Alpert School of Music and the Experimental Sound Practices program invites the community to come together and share their work. We are excited to listen, discuss, wonder, and enjoy.

Jennifer will open the final concert of the festival with her composition Things That Beep performed by Eric KM Clark.

Join us for an electrifying concert of new music, featuring premieres from 12 of today's most exciting emerging composers.