BERKLEE PERFORMMNCE CENTER CONCERTS
Fall 1981

November 23 Pop Chops Il/it Don’t Mean A Thing — A concert of popular music written by
Spector and other group members in the first half of this “two-for-one” show.
The second half features traditional and contemporary big band music with
arrangements by leaders pianist Sam Steffke and trumpeter George Pierce.

November 24 The Peter Dick Group/C.C. and Company — A split oonggrt. Peter Dick’s
progressive jazz group performs in the first half. A show of commercial jazz/funk
standards is directed by vibist Cecilia Smith in the second half.

November 30 Berklee Concert Choir — Vocai Department Chairman Brian O'Connell leads
The Concert Choir in their annual holiday concert.

December 1 Music Education Ensembles — A performance by student ensembles from the
Music Education Department under the direction of John Hagon.

December2 The Berklee Studio Orchesira — Utilizing the big band format with additional
reeds, percussion and strings, this new student group presents its third concert
at the BPC. 5

December3 The Noman David Concert — Norman David and his group present an
evening of contemporary jazz.

December 7 The Berkiee Concert Band — Conducted by Peter Hazzard. The Berkiee
Concert Band presents its annual fall concert. % =

December 8 An Evening with the Dues Band — The International Dues Band, directed by
Phil Wilson returns to highlight the semester with its usual exciting program.

December 9 Takin’ Care of Business — Part I: The Demented Chicken — A concert for all the
cCloset Rock & Rollers here at Berklee is presented by faculty member Bob Rose
and his 5-piece group.

December 10 Takin’ Care of Business — Part Il: Bonzo Goes to Berklee — Always one of the

most exciting concerts of the year. The Berklee Jazz/Rock Ensemble, directed
by Bob Rose, returns with its usual fiair,