BERKLEE PERFORMANCE CENTER CONCERTS December 1 December 2 December 6 December 7 December 8 December 9 December 13 December 14 December 15 FALL'82 Holiday Concert — The vocal department presents a triple header, featuring groups directed by Brian O’Connell, Tom Martin, and Charles Sorrento, in a program of vocal music in styles ranging from traditional to contemporatry. The Berklee Studio Orchestra — Directed by faculty member Donny Nolan, this innovative ensemble presents a program that mixes contem- porary style with some of Berklee's best talents. Not to be missed! Double Concert: Elevare and Right Wing — The first half of the concert will feature original Latin style compositions by guitarist Marcelo Braga Saralegui. Rounding out the evening will be composer David Singley, presenting a program of free improvisational contemporary pieces. An Evening with the Dues Band — Directed by Phil Wilson, the Berklee International Dues Band will perform compositions and arrangements by some of Berklee’'s most talented writers, featuring many outstanding musicians. Music Education Department Presents... — The Music Education Department presents Three Groups: The Men's Chorus, directed by Wayne Ward, The Michael Di Tore Orchesira, and the James Mosley Ensemble, performing a variety of musical styles ranging from traditional vocal music to contemporary jazz. “Through the Orange Window — A Look at Christmas” — Bill “Orange” Lyons, Jr. leads a gathering of friends through a program of song, dance, and audience participation, guaranteed to reflect the true spirit of Christmas. Special guests will include the Berklee Concert Choir, The Reverence Gospel Ensemble, The Buckingham Brown & Nichols Choir, and You. The Berklee Concert Band — Beginning his seventh year as conductor of the Concert Band, faculty composer/conductor Peter Hazzard leads the Concert Band through a program of works by Nelhybel, Persichetti, Schumann, and Reed. ' “Takin’ Care of Big "49” — Song of the Eggplant — The Berklee Jazz -Rock Ensembile, directed by Robert E. Rose and featuring faculty vocalists Nancy Tellier, presents an exciting evening of music with songs by John Lennon, Phoebe Snow, Earth, Wind & Fire, and Pat Williams. The Steve Bauer Band — Composer/arranger Steve Bauer has gathered some of Berklee's hottest players for an evening of standards and origi- nals. As Bauer’s “Little” Big Band is one of the area’s best, this concert should not be missed.