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Berklee Performance Center Concerts

 

FALL 1993

WASABI ORCHESTRA—Drummer/composer/arranger Masayuki
Shigihara leads the Wasabi Orchestra in a big band concert featuring
student arrangers in the Jazz Composition major. Featured writers
include Meiji Hamamoto, Gil Doron, Shinji Arai, Fumi Tamura, and
Michiko Takatani.

EAR TRAINING DEPARTMENT FACULTY CONCERT—This concert
will feature members of the Ear Training Department faculty as they
perform in various styles and instrumental settings. Featured faculty
include: saxophonists Greg Badolato, Bill Thompson, and Daryl
Lowery; trumpeter Brian Lewis; vocalists Robin Ginenthal, Gaye Tolan
Hatfield, and Roberta Radley; and pianists Tony Germain and Steve
Prosser. Compositions and arrangements by Lydia Okumura will also
be featured.

BRASH BRASS BASH III, Part 1—As part of the Brass Department’s
Brass Week events, faculty trumpeter Jeff Stout will lead his quartet,
with faculty rhythm section Maggi Scott, piano, Dave Clark, bass, and
Bob Tamagni, drums, and guest vocalist Debby Larkin, in a program
of jazz standards. Then, the Berklee Faculty Brass Ensemble, directed
by Greg Hopkins, will perform original compositions by Phil Wilson,
Bruce Thomas, Bob Pilkington, and Hopkins, for brass ensemble.

BRASH BRASS BASH III, Part 2—This evening’s brass extravaganza
will open with the Pentameter Brass, directed by faculty trumpeter
Susan Fleet, performing new music. Then, Greg Hopkins and Friends,
with guest artist guitarist Mick Goodrick and faculty members saxo-
phonist Bill Pierce, and drummer Joe Hunt, will perform jazz originals.
The Berklee Student Trombone Ensemble, under the direction of
faculty trombonist, Phil Wilson, will conclude the concert with music
by Mike Gibbs, Jaxon Stock, and Stu Balcomb.

BOB’S COUNTRY BUNKER—Under the direction of faculty guitarist
Bob Stanton in conjunction with Yo Team Productions, the Berklee
Country Ensemble performs in a variety of styles including bluegrass,
southern rock, western swing, cajun, folk, and both traditional and
contemporary country music. This semester’s concert will feature the
music of Hank Williams, Vince Gill, Kathy Mattea, John Hiatt, and
Mary-Chapin Carpenter.