BERKLEE PERFORMANCE CENTER June 2 June 7 June 8 June 14 June 16 June 22 June 24 June 29 July 6 July 7 July 12 July 14 CONCERTS Summer 1982 Touch With Merv DePeyer—Student pianist Merv DePeyer leads his sextet in a program of original compositions blending jazz, classical, latin and African influences. Intuition—Saxophonist Ben Schachter and pianist Mike Kanon present an evening of jazz duets featuring the music of Cole Porter, Duke Ellington and Charles Mingus. Giant Steps— A concert of bebop by Dizzy Gillespie and Jéhn Coltrane is presented by student percussionist David Wood in quartet and quintet settings. The Trios—Student pianist Klaus Wagenleiter leads two separate trios in a program of original and contemporary latin/jazz works. Ron Raymond Ensemble— A high-energy program of contemporary jazz and rock is performed by student bassist Ron Raymond and his ensemble. Third Dog Quintet/Dueling Baris—How Low Can You Go?— Faculty saxophonist Dan Harrington directs the “Third Dog Quintet” in a concert of mainstream jazz, spotlighting Harrington and guest artist Joe Calo dueling on baritone saxophones. Off Swing—Student Eric T. Fleisher on guitar and guitargynthesizer leads his group, with guest artists, in a concert of original jazz/rock compositions. Asante Sana—A diverse program of contemporary jazz and tradi- tional Afro-American music is presented by student trombonist Tyrone Jefferson and his band, featuring faculty saxophonist Herman Johnson. To Momcat Love Pooh—Student vocalist Liz Richardson directs an ensemble of singers, instrumentalists and dancers in an evening of Broadway show tunes. ] Never Knew He Could Sing Like Thatl”—Singer-songwriter Douglas Cooper Getschal of the faculty teams up with outstanding student pianist Makoto Ozone for a program of original rock and jazz selections, with guest faculty guitarist Mike Ihde. The Rodney Smith Concert—Student percussionist Rodney Smith leads his ensemble in a program of original jazz works and new arrangements of popular standards. Together— A program of guitar duets performed by student Masahiro Ojiri and faculty member Larry Baione will be featured in this concert of original and standard jazz compositions.