BERKLEE PERFORMANCE CENTEF?CONCERTS

FALL ‘83

 
 

29 THEME AND VARIATIONS - The premierxe performance Of an <criginal
av+=anded work for octet as well as tunes by Chick Corea,
James Van Heusen and ochers is orffered by tenor saxophonist/
clarinetist John La Porta.

   
 
   
   
  

 
 

THE BERKLZE SINGER'S SHOWCASE - A revue featuring nine of
Berklee's hottest young singers is presented by the Berklee
Performance Studies Department.

 
   
 

DEC- L THE STUDIO ORCHESTRA CONCERT - The Studio Orchestra, comprised
of some of Berklee's tcp performers, returns to the Performance
Center stage to present a program of original compositions and
arrangements ranging from jazz to pop.

DEC S B.J. BAND - An international funk Big Band containing scme of
the finest instrumentalists from Berklee and the Boston area
is directed by Bjorn Jorgensen and Anders Eriksson.

DEC 6 AN EVENING WITHE THE DUES BAND - Trombonist Phil Wilscn leads
The International Dues Band through an exciting program of
Big Band jazz featuring the music of Duke Ellington.

 
   
       
   
   
   
   
 
   

DEC 7 SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY - Faculty member Mike Ihde directs the
"Flat Rats and Sail Cats" through their annual ccncert of
country, rock, pop and swing featuring Jim Woods on fiddle.

 
   
 
   

DEC 8 TAKIN' CARE OF BUSINESS - MOTOWN II - Undeg the cdirection of
Rob Rose, the Berklee Jazz/Rock Ensemble returns to the Per-
formance Center stage with an exciting proyram that featuzres
the music of Michael Jackson, Aretha Franklin, The 4-Tops
and others arranged by Faculty members Mike Morris and Ken
Zambello and some of Berklee's most talented student writers.

 
       
   
   
 

DEC 9 BERKLEE CONCERT BAND - Under the direction of Greg Fritze,
this concert will showcase some of Berklee's hottest woodwind,
brass, and percussion players and feature the music of Alfred
Reed, Fischer Tull, Vincent Persichetti and others.

 
   
   
   
 

DEC 12 THE COLLEGE SINGERS - Directed by Kenneth Greenhouse, The Cdllege
Singers will present selections ranging from twentieth century
choral music to vocal jazz, including several of Greenhouse's
arrangements.

DEC 14 BACX BAY BRASS - "CONSUMMATION" DIRECTED BY BEN ELXINS - The

Back Bay Brass., a 25 piece jazz orchestra, presents a program
that features original compositions by Faculty Trombonist Ben
Elkins as well as music by the Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra.