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David Friend Recital Hall Concerts
November 2 — Chihiro Yamanaka - Pianist Chihiro Yamanaka performs
with her trio featuring renowned drummer Bob Moses.
November 7- Eugenio Toussaint and Sacbe Reunion Concert
At the end of 1976 Eugenio Toussaint founded “Sacbe”, one of the most
important and influential bands in the history of Mexican jazz. In 1979
along with brothers Enrique and Fernando a new version of Sacbe was
formed in Minneapolis. A year later reedman Jan Crosse joined Toussaint
and Sacbe was signed by Discovery/Trend. In 1995 Sacbe finished the
album The Painters which includes guest appearances by reedman Paul
McCandless, well known for his work with bands such as Oregon, Pat
Metheny’s Group, Jaco Pastorius Big Band and others. Sacbe performs
as part of Latin Culture Week activities.
November 14 — Harry Chalmiers - Harry Chalmiers will be performing on
classical guitar works by Milan, Bach, Sor and others. In addition,
Margaret Cheng Tuttle will be performing several of Harry’s compositions
for piano solo, including the premier performance of Harry’s latest work
Fear of Flowers.
November 16 — Composition Department Faculty Concert - This install- ‘o
ment of their annual concert series will feature recent chamber works by
several members of the Berklee Composition Department faculty.
November 20- Pianists in Recital — The students of Piano Department
professor Ed Bedner perform classical compositions for piano.
November 21- Pierre Favre & Fredy Studer Percussion Duo
Pierre Favre’s and Fredy Studer personal musical relationship exists
since 1970. The musical relationship between Favre and Studer is
contrapuntal, arid consists of two independent voices, which complement
each other and thus form a whole. Their music is partly conceptualized
and composed, yet leaves freedom from the element of improvisation.
Their “orchestral” performance emerges from a rich range of sound
colors, fashioned mainly with metal, skins and various small percussion
instruments.
Berklee
COLLEGE OF MUSIC
1140 Boylston Street
Boston, Massachusetts 02215-3693
November 2 — Chihiro Yamanaka - Pianist Chihiro Yamanaka performs
with her trio featuring renowned drummer Bob Moses.
November 7- Eugenio Toussaint and Sacbe Reunion Concert
At the end of 1976 Eugenio Toussaint founded “Sacbe”, one of the most
important and influential bands in the history of Mexican jazz. In 1979
along with brothers Enrique and Fernando a new version of Sacbe was
formed in Minneapolis. A year later reedman Jan Crosse joined Toussaint
and Sacbe was signed by Discovery/Trend. In 1995 Sacbe finished the
album The Painters which includes guest appearances by reedman Paul
McCandless, well known for his work with bands such as Oregon, Pat
Metheny’s Group, Jaco Pastorius Big Band and others. Sacbe performs
as part of Latin Culture Week activities.
November 14 — Harry Chalmiers - Harry Chalmiers will be performing on
classical guitar works by Milan, Bach, Sor and others. In addition,
Margaret Cheng Tuttle will be performing several of Harry’s compositions
for piano solo, including the premier performance of Harry’s latest work
Fear of Flowers.
November 16 — Composition Department Faculty Concert - This install- ‘o
ment of their annual concert series will feature recent chamber works by
several members of the Berklee Composition Department faculty.
November 20- Pianists in Recital — The students of Piano Department
professor Ed Bedner perform classical compositions for piano.
November 21- Pierre Favre & Fredy Studer Percussion Duo
Pierre Favre’s and Fredy Studer personal musical relationship exists
since 1970. The musical relationship between Favre and Studer is
contrapuntal, arid consists of two independent voices, which complement
each other and thus form a whole. Their music is partly conceptualized
and composed, yet leaves freedom from the element of improvisation.
Their “orchestral” performance emerges from a rich range of sound
colors, fashioned mainly with metal, skins and various small percussion
instruments.
Berklee
COLLEGE OF MUSIC
1140 Boylston Street
Boston, Massachusetts 02215-3693
