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David Friend Recital Hall Concerts ‘
February 3 — The Mitch Seidman Trio — Faculty guitarist Mitch Seidman

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leads a trio performing original jazz compositions and standards accom-
panied by bassist Bill Morrison and drummer Luther Gray.

February 4 — Harp Extravaganza: Berklee Harpi’ ts in Concert — Faculty

~ harpist Felice Pomeranz presents classical and jazz by Grandjany, Miles

" Davis, A.C. Jobim, Hovhaness and others for Berklee harp faculty and stu- = =
dents Marimikel Charrier and Marissa Knaub. Featured guests include
Performance Division Dean Flutist Matt Marvuglio, faculty percussionist
Ricardo Monzon; and faculty bassist Barry Smith.

February 5 — The Berklee Bob Marley Ensemble - Faculty pianist Matt
Jenson presents a student ensemble performing the music of the Jamai- « -
can musical icon Bob Marley.

February 11 — Storytellers - Voice department faculty Didi Stewart pre-
sents her students performing pop/rock songs by contemporary singer-
songwriters. Storytellers performers reveal the stories behind the song
making for a personal, intimate concert experience. oz

February 12 — Jazz Vocal Series - Under the direction of faculty vocalist
Maggi Scott, alums of previous jazz vocal series performances will perform
jazz standards accompanied by a faculty rhythm section including Scott on
piano. Special guests: Vox One.

February 17 — Scat Trall Blues Visur Dance Pols —Under the direction of _ 4
Berklee faculty member Allen LeVines, the 14 voice Scandinvian Vocal
Ensemble “Stambandet” performs authentic Nordic music including dance ~
tunes and ballads from Norway and Sweden as well as “trall,” Scandinavia’s
unique vocal imitation of fiddlers playing dance music—a tradition often
compared with scat singing. ’

February 19 - Untied Skates of Amanita — Faculty guitarist Ed Blomquist ;
presents collective free improvisation for guitar, synthesizers, drums, saxo-
phone and experimental instruments.

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