David Friend Recital Hall Concerts September 21 Birdsongs Of The Mesozoic Birdsongs of the Mesozoic is a four-piece electrified modern music ensemble formed in 1980. Instrumentation consists of piano, synthe- sizer, guitar, and saxophone/flute, with occasional percussion and computer sequencing. Fans of interesting, innovative, and original music should not miss this special concert. Of particular interest to the Berklee Community: Guitarist Michael Bierylo is an Associate Professor In the Music Synthesis Department. Saxophonist Ken Field is a Berklee Alum (1980) A CD of the 1001 Real Apes material was produced by MP&E Chair Bill Scheniman. Birdsongs new recording, Petrophonics was mixed by Berklee Alum Frederick Rubens (1999) with assistance from Bill Scheniman on two of the 14 tracks. September 25- The Higher the Fewer : String Quartets & Piano Quinet- This concert of compositions by faculty composer/pianist Marti Epstein, alumnae Rosey Lee and Assistant Chair of the Piano Department, pianist/composer Stephany Tiernan features performances by a faculty string quartet with Melissa Howe and Mimi Rabson on violin, Sandy Kott on viola and cellist Arnold Friedman. September 27 — Twos, Threes & Fours — Faculty vocalist Lisa Thorson is joined by pianist Cho Yoon Seung, bassist Dan Greenspan and drummer George Schuller for a performance of jazz originals and standards with arrangements by Gismonti, Jobim, Shilansky, Thorson, Schuller and others. September 28 - Jack Jarrett & Louis Stewart-Piano Duo - A concert of classical repertoire for two pianos presented by the new piano team of Jarrett & Stewart. Works include Danzon Cubano by Aaron Copland; Sonata in D major by W.A. Mozart; Five 19t Century Waltzes by Jack Jarrett; Fantasy for 2 Pianos by Louis Stewart; Linaraja by Claude Debussy; and the Sonata for 2 Pianos by Francis Poulenc written in 1953. October 2- Ballads and Blues — A solo jazz/blues piano recital presented by faculty member Suzanne Davis will feature originals and compositions by Bill Evans, Oscar Peterson, Bob Dylan and Ray Charles. Berklee COLLEGE OF MUSIC 1140 Boylston Street Boston, Massachusetts 02215-3693