BCA-053: Jazz in the Classroom recordings and scores

Recording released by Berklee Records in 1958; score published by Berklee School of Music, 1958. Composer-arrangers include Robert Freedman, Charles Belcher, Jimmy Moshier, Ken Morrow, Gene Langdon, Toshiko Akiyoshi, and William St. Laurent.

Recording released by Berklee Records in 1959; score published by Berklee Press, 1959. Composer-arrangers include Arif Mardin, Charles Belcher, Toshiko Akiyoshi, Robert James, Richard Wright, and James Progris. 

Recording released by Berklee Records in 1959; score published by Berklee Press, 1959. Compositions/arrangements by Manny Albam. Performers include Joe Viola (all reeds), Ray Santisi (piano), Gene Cherico (bass) and Alan Dawson (drums).

Recording released by Berklee Records in 1960; score published by Berklee Press, 1960. Composers-arrangers include Gabor Szabo, Dick Wright, Gary McFarland, Dick Loven, John Cieslak and Tony Teixeira. It also features an improvisation by Bob Clear, Ed Armour, Tony Teixeira and Gary McFarland.

Recording released by Berklee Records circa 1961; score published by Berklee Press, circa 1961. Compositions by Benny Golson; arrangers include Don French, Mike Gibbs, Paul Kelly, Bob Seastrom, Tony Teixeira, Gary Burton and Cliff Weeks.

Recording released by Berklee Records circa 1962; score published by Berklee Press, circa 1962. Compositions are by Quincy Jones. Arrangers include Mike Gibbs, Chris Swansen and Duško Gojković. Cover design by Chris Swansen. Liner notes by Mike Gibbs and Chris Swansen.

Recording released by Berklee Records in 1963; score published by Berklee Press, 1963. Composers/arrangers include Chris Swansen, Gene Adler, Gary Burton, Mike Gibbs, Duško Gojković, Al Feeney, Graham Collier and Bennett Friedman. Liner notes by Mike Gibbs.

Recording released by Berklee Records in 1964; score published by Berklee Press, 1964. Compositions are by Billy Strayhorn, Duke Ellington and Mercer Ellington. Arrangers include Al Feeney, Gene Perla, Emin Fındıkoğlu, Ted Pease, Graham Collier, Bennett Friedman, Milt Freiberg and Michael Rendish. Liner notes by Mike Gibbs

Recording released by Berklee Records in 1965; score published by Berklee Press, 1965. Compositions are by Oliver Nelson. Arrangers include Joe Privsek, Michael Rendish, Gene Perla, John McGill, John Julian and Sadao Watanabe. Liner notes and cover design by Michael Rendish.

Recording released by Berklee Records in 1966; score published by Berklee Press, 1966. Compositions are by Charlie Mariano. Arrangers include John McGill, Michael Rendish, Carl Schroeder, Sadao Watanabe, Alf Clausen, Michael Mention and Nick Aksionczyk. Liner notes by John McGill. Cover design by Michael Rendish.

Recording released by Berklee Records in 1967; score published by Berklee Press, 1967. Compositions are traditional songs from India, Czechoslovakia, Russia, Malaysia, Japan, Spain, France, Sweden and Poland.. Arrangers include Dave Mott, Roger Neumann, Joe Seidman, Mike Hughes, Charlie Cassara, Dave Daanenberg, Alf Clausen, John Shaw and Gerry Geiger. Liner notes and cover design by Michael Rendish.

Recording released by Berklee Records in 1970; score published by Berklee Press, 1970. Composers/arrangers include Mike Hughes, Masahiko Satoh, Alan Broadbent, Roger Neumanmann, Rolf Johnson, Ed Fiorenza, Jack Walrath as well as traditional Japanese and American songs. Liner notes by Alan Broadbent. Jacket design by Joan Ucello.

Recording released by Berklee Records in 1973; score published by Berklee Press, 1972. Compositions and arrangements are by Jaxon Stock and Hal Crook. Liner notes by Jaxon Stock. Jacket design by Dave Gould.

Recording released by Berklee Records in 1975; score published by Berklee Press, circa 1975. Composers/arrangers include Rob Mounsey, Axel Jungbluth, Tony Klatka, Abraham Laboriel, John Damian and George McFetridge. Liner notes and jacket design by Dave Gould.

Recording released by Berklee Records in circa 1976; score published by Berklee Press, circa 1976. Composers/arrangers include Emil Viklicky, Roberta Radley, Peter Hume, Tiger Okoshi, Nick Lane, Frank Strangio, Gary Brunotte, Eduardo (Cocho) Arbe, Stephen Bulla and David DeGrand. Recording engineered by Joe Hostetter.