Alumni @ the Movies: Berklee Silent Film Orchestra and Alumni Pre-Reception

You're invited!

One hundred years after he first donned his iconic spectacles, Harold Lloyd’s biggest box-office hit – The Freshman (1925) -- receives a new score, performed live by one of the world’s top silent film ensembles, the Berklee Silent Film Orchestra.

Join the Berklee Alumni Network of New York as we head over to Astoria for a one of a kind performance only Berklee could assemble. Before the concert, join us for a pre-concert reception across the street at Tacuma. Performance tickets will be held at the pre-concert reception for pickup.

5:00pm | Pre-Concert Alumni Reception at Tacuba

7:00pm | The Freshman, Presented by the Berklee Silent Film Orchestra -- Tony Bennett Auditorium, Frank Sinatra School of the Arts, 35-12 35th Ave, Queens, NY 11106

Your exclusive alumni ticket package (valued over $75) includes both admission to the The Freshman (7pm) beverage of your choice and generous fare at the Pre-Concert Reception (5:00pm) at Tacuba.

The Berklee Silent Film Orchestra:

The Berklee Silent Film Orchestra is dedicated to composing new, original scores for silent feature classics, and performing them live-to-picture. Based at Berklee, in the world’s first undergraduate degree program in film scoring, the student orchestra composes its new works and performs as an ensemble, under the leadership of Professor Sheldon Mirowitz (Outside Providence, Missing in America). The BSFO’s seven student composers each conduct the 12-piece film orchestra in a “reel” of the film, passing the baton, in a small spectacle of musical synchrony and virtuosity, live-to-picture.