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BERKLEE PERFORMANCE CENTER
March 22
March 23
March 25
March 29
March 30
March 31
April 1
April 5
April 6
April 7
April 8
April 12
CONCERTS
Spring 1982
Mixed Traces featuring Mili Bermejo and Bert Seager. An evening of
Latin-flavored jazz presented by student vocalist Mili Bermejo and
pianist Bert Seager’s dynamic quintet “Mixed Traces.”
Needle at the Bottom of the Sea — Directed by Jeff Putterman. This
concert will feature original compositions, performed in a variety of
instrumental contexts . . . solo guitar, guitar-bass and guitar, piano
duos, quartet/quintet with a few vocals as well.
“Moebius’ — Directed by Chris Noyes. Moebius is a group of Berklee
faculty members and students performing original contemporary
music for synthesizers and other instruments.
Caught in the Act (Act IlI) — Caught in the Act is a musical revue of
some of Broadway’s greatest contemporary hits. John Gilmore will
lead his orchestra of 23 of Berklee’s finest musicians, as well as 2
multitalented vocalists, in an evening of excitement and entertain-
ment for all. This is the third performance of this group at the BPC.
An Evening with the Jimmy Mosher Trio, Quintet and Orchestra,
featuring guitarist Mickey Goodrick. Faculty saxophonist Jimmy
Mosher leads a concert that features a trio, quintet and orchestra
made up of faculty members. Special guest of the evening will be
Mickey Goodrick.
Overslept — Keiichi Ishibashi presents a progfllm of original com-
positions in both a large and small group setting.
Squish — Just Around the Corner — Squish is a 4 piece band per-
forming a wide blend of contemporary music including funk, latin,
and jazz-rock. The band will also feature a 3-4 piece horn section
among whom will be faculty member Peter Gordon.
Jan Jarczyk/Wendell Brooks—Fantasy of the Wanderer — The
second half of this concert will be a presentation of originai music by
Wendell Brooks. It will be filled with exciting horn arrangements as
well as featuring an outstanding rhythm section going through var-
ious facets of music. ;
An Evening with the Dues Band — Directed by Phil Wilson. Faculty
trombonist Phil Wilson directs the prestigious International Dues
Band in its exciting annual Spring Concert, featuring Wilson’s
dynamic arrangements of standards and new music.
Bill Scism’s Alternate Source — Bill Scism and his sextet will fea-
ture a variety of improvisational styles based on different elements
of mood.
Prepare to Meet Him — Directed by Lisa Harrigan. Reverence Gos-
pel Ensemble is a group of 40 persons who perform contemporary
Gospel music in various styles which include latin, funk and jazz.
Also directed by faculty advisor Orville Wright.
From Within — Directed by Walter Beasley 1. A musical blend of
original compositions and arrangements from various idioms to pro-
vide an evening of music for your listening pleasure.
March 22
March 23
March 25
March 29
March 30
March 31
April 1
April 5
April 6
April 7
April 8
April 12
CONCERTS
Spring 1982
Mixed Traces featuring Mili Bermejo and Bert Seager. An evening of
Latin-flavored jazz presented by student vocalist Mili Bermejo and
pianist Bert Seager’s dynamic quintet “Mixed Traces.”
Needle at the Bottom of the Sea — Directed by Jeff Putterman. This
concert will feature original compositions, performed in a variety of
instrumental contexts . . . solo guitar, guitar-bass and guitar, piano
duos, quartet/quintet with a few vocals as well.
“Moebius’ — Directed by Chris Noyes. Moebius is a group of Berklee
faculty members and students performing original contemporary
music for synthesizers and other instruments.
Caught in the Act (Act IlI) — Caught in the Act is a musical revue of
some of Broadway’s greatest contemporary hits. John Gilmore will
lead his orchestra of 23 of Berklee’s finest musicians, as well as 2
multitalented vocalists, in an evening of excitement and entertain-
ment for all. This is the third performance of this group at the BPC.
An Evening with the Jimmy Mosher Trio, Quintet and Orchestra,
featuring guitarist Mickey Goodrick. Faculty saxophonist Jimmy
Mosher leads a concert that features a trio, quintet and orchestra
made up of faculty members. Special guest of the evening will be
Mickey Goodrick.
Overslept — Keiichi Ishibashi presents a progfllm of original com-
positions in both a large and small group setting.
Squish — Just Around the Corner — Squish is a 4 piece band per-
forming a wide blend of contemporary music including funk, latin,
and jazz-rock. The band will also feature a 3-4 piece horn section
among whom will be faculty member Peter Gordon.
Jan Jarczyk/Wendell Brooks—Fantasy of the Wanderer — The
second half of this concert will be a presentation of originai music by
Wendell Brooks. It will be filled with exciting horn arrangements as
well as featuring an outstanding rhythm section going through var-
ious facets of music. ;
An Evening with the Dues Band — Directed by Phil Wilson. Faculty
trombonist Phil Wilson directs the prestigious International Dues
Band in its exciting annual Spring Concert, featuring Wilson’s
dynamic arrangements of standards and new music.
Bill Scism’s Alternate Source — Bill Scism and his sextet will fea-
ture a variety of improvisational styles based on different elements
of mood.
Prepare to Meet Him — Directed by Lisa Harrigan. Reverence Gos-
pel Ensemble is a group of 40 persons who perform contemporary
Gospel music in various styles which include latin, funk and jazz.
Also directed by faculty advisor Orville Wright.
From Within — Directed by Walter Beasley 1. A musical blend of
original compositions and arrangements from various idioms to pro-
vide an evening of music for your listening pleasure.
