October 31

 

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FALL 1989 -
BASIC BLUE/THE BERKLEE BUDDY RICH ENSEMBLE—— :

Paeulty trumpeter Bill Scism leads his sextet in a program of blues
in various styles. In the second half, faculty trumpeter Wayne Naus

- directs the Berklee Buddy Rich Ensemble in a eoneert of arrange

= ments from the famed bandleader’s book

= Novemb’er: 1

'R.A.D.—SPEAK AROUND THE ROOM— Original piceiric jazz j :
~and Latin music by Jon Dryden will be performed by drummer

- SLOtt Amendola leading his septet. <

" November 6 THE BERKLEE WAYNE SHORTER ENSEMBLE/THE BERKLEE S

- JOHN SCOFIELD ENSEMBLE— Under the direction of faeulty

bassist Bruno Raberg, the seven-piece Wayne Shorter Ensemble

: \_w1ll perform the saxophonist’s compositions from throughout

November 7
- contemporary compositions by guitarist Christian Rover will

his career. In the second half, faculty guitarist Rick Peckham pre-

sents the music of John Scofield, including previously unreleased

. material, performed by the five plece John Scofield Ensemble

THE CHRISTIAN ROVER GROUP/ ISLAND LIFE—Original

be performed by his quartet. The Berklee Caribbean Ensemble

~directed by Christian Justilien, with faculty advisor Phil Wilson,

- performs in the second half featuring song and dance in various

styles from all over the Caribbean. Special guests include the
dance troupe “Les Ballets Folkloriques of Patric Lacrouix} Wole

~ Alade on African percussron and award wrnnmg steel drummer

N ovember 8

Justin Petty.

CELEBRATING ELLINGTON/ALEJANDRO SANTOS :
GROUP—Drummer Hans Schuman features the music of

~ Duke Ellington, including compositions by Billy Strayhorn and

- Juan Tizol, performed by his quintet. In the second half, composer/

arranger/; mstrumentahst Alejandro Santos presents original con-

7_ “temporary music based on Argenuman folk 1nfluences performed E
- by his eight-piece ensemble. v =

November 9

:ROXANNE HALE/ONE NIGHT IN CLEVELAND—Vocahst

Roxanne Hale presents orngmal progressive experimental pop

“music for a nine-piece ensemble, featuring Dow Brain on key-

boards. Vocalist Trina Hamlin will then present a program of
contemporary pop and rock music including the music of
Rickie Lee Jones, k.d. lang, Terri Gibbs, and others. Her eleven-
piece ensemble will feature the musical drreetlon of Dave Limina

: and the guntar playmg of Kevm Barry