$20 donation suggested / $10 students / 8:30 music / 8pm doors
Berklee College of Music cello professor Jeremy Harman will present an evening of songs and loop-based compositions and improvisations that mix elements of downtempo, indie folk, contemporary classical, modern jazz and trip hop into a hypnotic blend of atmospheric sounds and good vibes for your ears and your soul.
Cellist, guitarist, composer and songwriter Jeremy Harman is always exploring shifting musical terrain; equally at home on acoustic and electric instruments, his distinct sound and approach stems from a broad-based love of music and a desire to explore it through the lens of the cello. With influences including contemporary classical, modern jazz, progressive metal, downtempo, free improvisation, and folk music of all kinds, his musical path has taken him across the globe and to venues ranging from Carnegie Hall and the Dolby Theatre to the House of Blues and the Newport Jazz Festival.
Harman is the cellist for the NYC-based Sirius Quartet, which has brought its original compositions and unique sound to audiences throughout the US, Europe, Africa and Asia and is the Artistic Director of the New Directions Cello Festival, which has showcased alternative cellists from all over the world for the last 30 years. A passionate educator, Harman is an associate professor of cello at Berklee College of Music and the creator of the online course Creative Expansion for Cellists.
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