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May 2
May 3
May 4
May 5
May 9
Berklee Performance Center Concerts
SPRING 1988
PERCUSSION UNLIMITED —The Percussion Department
presents its annual showcase of its finest student percussionists
and faculty members under the direction of department chairman
Dean Anderson. This year’s featured soloist will be Spyro-Gyra's gifted
mallet specialist Dave Samuels, accompanied by faculty member
Ed Uribe. In addition to works by Samuels, the percussion ensemble
will perform compositions by John Cage, Steve Reich, William Albright
and a world premiere of ensemble member Mathias Haus’ “1920—
A Day with the Machine”
METAL SHOP STRIKES AGAIN! — The second annual Performance
Center concert featuring the Heavy Metal/Hard Rock Performance
Studies classes under the direction of faculty guitarist Cliff Maddix.
Three bands will be featured performing original compositions.
Double Concert — STILL MORE...“CHORD SCALE MADNESS”/
ROCK ARRANGING — LIVE! — This two-part concert features the
best student arrangements from two different classes — Chord Scale
Voicings and Rock Arranging for Live Performance. Opening the con-
cert, faculty arranger Jackson Schultz directs the Chord Scale Madness
ensemble through styles from jazz to jazz/rock and salsa. In the sec-
ond half, Commercial Arranging faculty members Mirek Kocandrle,
Brian Lewis and Lennie Peterson lead a student band through various
music in the pop/rock idiom, performed in a number of different
instrumental settings.
A FAREWELL TO DENNIS — Berklee’s Reverence Gospel Ensemble
bids farewell to student director Dennis Montgomery 111 in a concert
of traditional and contemporary gospel music.
Double Concert — THE COLLEGE SINGERS IN CONCERT/
VOCAL SUMMIT — In the first half, Voice Department Chairman
Kenneth Greenhouse conducts the twenty-four voice College Singers
in a program of twentieth century choral music by Steve Cooper,
Jean Berger, Edwin Fissinger and others. Featured selections by stu-
dent composers include a setting of a Walt Whitman text for chorus
and wind instruments by Lucile Holstedt and a vocal jazz compo-
sition by Earl Dimaculangan. In the second half, Voice Department
faculty member Bob Stoloff leads his ensemble through an a capella
performance including all musical styles and theatre techniques.
Original compositions and pieces by Duke Ellington, Neil Hefti,
Tania Maria and Stevie Wonder will be featured.
May 3
May 4
May 5
May 9
Berklee Performance Center Concerts
SPRING 1988
PERCUSSION UNLIMITED —The Percussion Department
presents its annual showcase of its finest student percussionists
and faculty members under the direction of department chairman
Dean Anderson. This year’s featured soloist will be Spyro-Gyra's gifted
mallet specialist Dave Samuels, accompanied by faculty member
Ed Uribe. In addition to works by Samuels, the percussion ensemble
will perform compositions by John Cage, Steve Reich, William Albright
and a world premiere of ensemble member Mathias Haus’ “1920—
A Day with the Machine”
METAL SHOP STRIKES AGAIN! — The second annual Performance
Center concert featuring the Heavy Metal/Hard Rock Performance
Studies classes under the direction of faculty guitarist Cliff Maddix.
Three bands will be featured performing original compositions.
Double Concert — STILL MORE...“CHORD SCALE MADNESS”/
ROCK ARRANGING — LIVE! — This two-part concert features the
best student arrangements from two different classes — Chord Scale
Voicings and Rock Arranging for Live Performance. Opening the con-
cert, faculty arranger Jackson Schultz directs the Chord Scale Madness
ensemble through styles from jazz to jazz/rock and salsa. In the sec-
ond half, Commercial Arranging faculty members Mirek Kocandrle,
Brian Lewis and Lennie Peterson lead a student band through various
music in the pop/rock idiom, performed in a number of different
instrumental settings.
A FAREWELL TO DENNIS — Berklee’s Reverence Gospel Ensemble
bids farewell to student director Dennis Montgomery 111 in a concert
of traditional and contemporary gospel music.
Double Concert — THE COLLEGE SINGERS IN CONCERT/
VOCAL SUMMIT — In the first half, Voice Department Chairman
Kenneth Greenhouse conducts the twenty-four voice College Singers
in a program of twentieth century choral music by Steve Cooper,
Jean Berger, Edwin Fissinger and others. Featured selections by stu-
dent composers include a setting of a Walt Whitman text for chorus
and wind instruments by Lucile Holstedt and a vocal jazz compo-
sition by Earl Dimaculangan. In the second half, Voice Department
faculty member Bob Stoloff leads his ensemble through an a capella
performance including all musical styles and theatre techniques.
Original compositions and pieces by Duke Ellington, Neil Hefti,
Tania Maria and Stevie Wonder will be featured.
