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Berklee Performance Center Concerts
SPRING 1987

JAVA MAN — Faculty composer/pianist Bruce Barth presents original
jazz compositions performed by a sextet that includes faculty mem-
bers Allan Chase. Greg Badolato, saxophones, Ken Cervenka, trumpet,
and Bruno Raberg, bass.

BERNSTEIN — WITH LANGEFELD — FROM THIS POINT ON —
Commercial Arranging Department faculty member Lisa Jov Bernstein
teams with Leah Langefeld to present an evening of original pop-rock
compositions and arrangements in a variety of instrumental settings.

BIG BAND EXPRESS — Faculty trumpeter/arranger Wayne Naus
directs an all-star big band of Kenton. Herman. Rich and Ferguson
alumni now on the Berklee faculty featuring arrangements by faculty
members Dick Lowell, Bob Pilkington and Greg Hopkins.

Double Concert — FLYING ELEPHANT LANDS! / BRUNO DESTREZ
“NEW QUARTET” — Composer arranger Tony Makarome opens this
two-part concert with an eighteen-piece orchestra performing original
contemporary music including his arrangements of pieces by Mozart,
Ravel and Stravinsky, chamber music and a choral work by

Paulo Malaguti featuring the CopaCorale. In the second half bassist
Bruno Destrez presents his quartet playing modern jazz with special
guest guitarist Mick Goodrick and faculty members Christian Jacob,
piano, and lan Froman, drums.

ALLAN CHASE TRIO AND QUARTET — Original compositions of
jazz blended with ethnic music, contemporary composition and funk
in trio and quartet settings is presented by faculty saxophonist

Allan Chase with faculty members Jon Damian, guitar, and

Bruno Raberg, bass.

Double Concert — AGENT / PLAY IT AGAIN, SAMSON —
Guitarists/vocalists Jim Circosta and Steve Hoevertsz open this concert
with original pop/rock music played by the sextet Agent. The second
half features bassist Brian Hamm leading a quintet playing funk and
jazz compositions by Chick Corea, Steps Ahead, Tom Scott and Hamm.

Double Concert — SHIGEYOLOGY / BLACK & BLUES — Guitarist
Shigeyoshi Kawage presents contemporary fusion in a quartet setting
to open the evening's music. In the second half trombonist

Roger Cagnon leads a quintet performing original mainstream and
progressive jazz.

THE WOODS ARE SMOKING — Woodwind Department Chairman,
alto saxophonist Jimmy Mosher presents contemporary jazz per-
formed by both his quintet and the Joe Viola Saxophone Quartet.
Featured composers/arrangers will be faculty members

Bob Freedman and Greg Hopkins with guest performers faculty flutist
Matt Manuglio and guitarist Mick Goodrick.