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Sept. 15
Sept. 19
Oct. 4
Oct. 5
Oct. 6
Oct. 11
Qe 12
Oct. 13
Berklee Performance Center Concerts
FALL 1988
THE TONY LADA SEXTET — Faculty trombonist Tony Lada pre-
sents his sextet in an evening of straight-ahead jazz compositions
by group members as well as jazz standards.
KNOW/THE LATIN JAZZ UNION—Contemporary jazz and funk
stvles are presented by faculty guitarist Rick Peckham and a faculty
quintet. Compositions by T. Monk. W. Shorter, Ornette Coleman
and John Scofield and others. In the second half faculty bassist
Irving Cancel performs Latin and jazz originals.
THE ONION CELLAR—Music Synthesis Department faculty
member Jamshied Sharifi presents adaptations of traditional songs
of the Ewe and Dagomba people of Ghana, West Africa, to a west-
ern vocal/instrumental ensemble.
PAUL LANDSBERG QUINTET/CROSSBREEZE IV—Faculty
guitarist Paul Landsberg presents his quintet in an evening of original
rhythm and blues and jazz. In the second half, faculty guitarist Ken Taft
leads a quartet performing original fusion and jazz compositions.
HOMECOMING —Faculty vocalist Mili Bermejo presents a pro-
gram featuring selections from her forthcoming album Homecoming.
Backed by faculty pianist Tim Ray; bassist Dan Greenspan and drum-
mer Jim Gwin, the quartet will perform a variety of jazz stvles includ-
ing works by Johnny Mercer, T. Monk. Chick Corea and Tadd Dameron
as well as originals by Tim Ray and some Latin music from Argentina,
Mexico and Cuba.
JOHN BABOIAN & FRIENDS— Mainstream and contemporary
jazz is presented by faculty guitarist John Baboian with an all-star
faculty sextet.
OBJECTIVE PERSPECTIVE/NOB’S GROOVE —Trumpeter
Osamu Arai opens this two for one concert with a program of origi-
nal funk compositions performed by his sextet. In the second half
bassist Nob Kinukawa performs jazz fusion compositions with his
quintct and special guest faculty guitarist Rick Peckham.
BARKIN’ UP A STORM — Faculty percussionist Bob Tamagni
brings his all faculty group, ‘The Sled Dogs! to the B.P.C. to per-
form original jazz and rhythm and blues compositions. Featured
performers include Professional Performance Division Chairman
Larry Monroe and Jim Odgren, alto saxophones, Jim Kelly, guitar
and Danny Morris, bass.
Sept. 19
Oct. 4
Oct. 5
Oct. 6
Oct. 11
Qe 12
Oct. 13
Berklee Performance Center Concerts
FALL 1988
THE TONY LADA SEXTET — Faculty trombonist Tony Lada pre-
sents his sextet in an evening of straight-ahead jazz compositions
by group members as well as jazz standards.
KNOW/THE LATIN JAZZ UNION—Contemporary jazz and funk
stvles are presented by faculty guitarist Rick Peckham and a faculty
quintet. Compositions by T. Monk. W. Shorter, Ornette Coleman
and John Scofield and others. In the second half faculty bassist
Irving Cancel performs Latin and jazz originals.
THE ONION CELLAR—Music Synthesis Department faculty
member Jamshied Sharifi presents adaptations of traditional songs
of the Ewe and Dagomba people of Ghana, West Africa, to a west-
ern vocal/instrumental ensemble.
PAUL LANDSBERG QUINTET/CROSSBREEZE IV—Faculty
guitarist Paul Landsberg presents his quintet in an evening of original
rhythm and blues and jazz. In the second half, faculty guitarist Ken Taft
leads a quartet performing original fusion and jazz compositions.
HOMECOMING —Faculty vocalist Mili Bermejo presents a pro-
gram featuring selections from her forthcoming album Homecoming.
Backed by faculty pianist Tim Ray; bassist Dan Greenspan and drum-
mer Jim Gwin, the quartet will perform a variety of jazz stvles includ-
ing works by Johnny Mercer, T. Monk. Chick Corea and Tadd Dameron
as well as originals by Tim Ray and some Latin music from Argentina,
Mexico and Cuba.
JOHN BABOIAN & FRIENDS— Mainstream and contemporary
jazz is presented by faculty guitarist John Baboian with an all-star
faculty sextet.
OBJECTIVE PERSPECTIVE/NOB’S GROOVE —Trumpeter
Osamu Arai opens this two for one concert with a program of origi-
nal funk compositions performed by his sextet. In the second half
bassist Nob Kinukawa performs jazz fusion compositions with his
quintct and special guest faculty guitarist Rick Peckham.
BARKIN’ UP A STORM — Faculty percussionist Bob Tamagni
brings his all faculty group, ‘The Sled Dogs! to the B.P.C. to per-
form original jazz and rhythm and blues compositions. Featured
performers include Professional Performance Division Chairman
Larry Monroe and Jim Odgren, alto saxophones, Jim Kelly, guitar
and Danny Morris, bass.
