Davrd 'Fr_iend Recrtal HaIIConcerts 5

October 19 74 OO p.m. Funk Your Mmd and
Your Jazz will Follow — The Bass department
- student concert features straight ahead Jazz

compositions by Charles Mingus, Wayne

- Shorter and others performed by a qumtet

~ led by bassist Frank Abraham. Then bassist

school funk bomb in a contemporary bag
- and brings the pocket to the people

October 20 - 7:00 P m.-Jis For Jazz— Tony .
Lada Plays the Compositions of J.J. Johnson —
Faculty trombonist Tony Lada performs com-

positions of jazz trombone great J.J. Johnson

with his quartet including faculty members
- Russell Hoffman, prano and Barry Smith ,
drums.

October 21, 4:00 pm - Roots and Rolls -
Faculty bassist David Hollender will play
banjo and bass and lead a band featurmg
Performance Division Faculty and students.
The concert will start with contemporary and -
traditional bluegrass and original tunes wrth -
Hollender on banjo. The second half will

~ feature a trio of String department chair

- Matt Glaser, violin Gutiar department Chair
Larry Barone ‘and Dave playlng swmg and
jazz.

October 21 7:do pm - Berkfee 'Hip-Hop
Ensemble - Ensemble department faculty

member Winston Maccow presents the Hlp- E

Hop Ensemble in performance Ry «,f

“October 25- Josh Rosen - Faculty plamst Josh
Rosen presents original music with Stan
~ Strickland, saxophones, voice; Brian
Hamilton, Fender Rhodes, laptop; Lenny
Stallworth, bass and Adam Sturtevant, drums

October 26 - Katahdin's Edge Katahdrn St

Edge is a new group from Boston, MA and
Providence, RI, led by planrsvcomposer erlre

‘Berklee College
of Music

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October 28 Blues Me, Baby

Myette and featunng Berklee facu!ty mem-

~ ber John Funkhouser on bass and Mike
- Connors on drums. Blending jazz improvisa-
~ tion with electromc sounds, modern rock,

and funk grooves, Katahdin's Edge also dives

~ head first into odd and mixed meter grooves,
. Brian Quinn and his band Putse puts the old-

sometimes with a Balkan twist, always with

4 dnve and passron

October 27 - Larry Barone Gurtar depart-
ment chair Larry Baione, with special guest

= .facuity vibist Ed Saindon, will present a con-

~ cert in the mainstream jazz style using the

instrumentation reminiscent of the "Red

~ Norvo, Tal Farlow, Charles Mingus” jazz
recordings. The concert will also feature the
Assistant Chair of the Bass Department, John

Repucci and Chasr of the Ensemble

Department, Ron Savage.

Faculty vocal-
ist Jeannie Gagné presents blues and rock
originals and music by Etta James, Bonnie

Raitt and others performed by faculty mem-

bers Danny Morris, bass; David Cowan,
drums, Steve Heck keyboards with special

guests Yom Embar, gurtar and Dylan WOIff
¢ ‘drums :

i November T-Ber’klee Brass Qumtet drrected
by Charles Lewis/Against the Grain Jazz
~ Trombone Quartet

November 3-Senior Manmba Reotal Bnng
Me Men - Percussionist Martha Cipolla pres-

~ents classrcal marimba, timpani and multiple
percussion solos. Other styles include

Brazilian folk, ‘tango, pop/rock free improvisa-

tion and compositions by Astor Piazzola, T
Guillo Espel, and Elliott Carter, William Kraft
~and Ney Rosario, with special guests Jon
~ Singer, Vessela Stoyanova Sandra Aran and

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