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Berklee Performance Center Concerts
March 28
April 1
April 2
April 3
April 5
April 8
April 9
April 10
April 11
April 17
April 18
April 22
April 23
April 24
Spring
ULANOWSKY'S BLUES REUNION — Facuity pianist/composer/arranger Alex Ulanowsky
presents an evening of traditional and contemporaryjazz in a variety of settings featuring
the composing/arranging talents of Barrie Nettles, Ted Pease and Larry Monroe. Special
guests will include vocalist Ruthie Ristich, saxophonists Larry Monroe and Greg Badolato
and trumpeter Jeff Stout.
Double Concert—AS I FEEL/JUST LOOKING AT THE SKY — Bassist Yoshihiko Suwa
opens this double concert with a program of straight-ahead jazz for quintet. Guitarist
Kazuhiko Michishita concludes this evening's program with a program of original Latin-jazz
fusion with special guest trumpeter Tiger Okoshi.
LENNIE PETERSON'S TOOT (THE ASSAULT) — Faculty trombonist/vocalist
Lennie Peterson leads his quintet in a program of original rock fusion.
DUO: WALTER NORRIS AND PHIL WILSON — Faculty trombonist Phil Wilson is joined
by renowned pianist Walter Norris for an evening of jazz standards in a duet setting with
special guest trombonist Sam Sultonstall.
FORWARD MOTION — Basist Terje Gewelt presents an evening of original acoustic jazz
in the ECM tradition.
Double Concert — THINGS ARE GETTING BETTER/THE MAN WITH THE HAT —
Saxophonist Hideya Satoh leads a quartet in a program of jazz classics from the bebop
repertoire. This will be followed in the second half by contemporary funk and fusion
music by Darryl Brenzel and his sextet.
AN EVENING WITH THE DUES BAND — Faculty trombonist Phil Wilson leads one of
Berklee’s premier ensembles, The International Dues Band, through a program of
contemporary big band jazz with special guest, famed trombonist Urbie Green.
Double Concert — PICTURES OF MEMORIES/A NEW DIMENSION — Jazz originals
by pianist Alain Mallet will be performed by a trio including faculty drummer Joe Hunt and
guest vocalist Darelle Holden. The concert will continue as keyboardist James Varmer
presents a program of rhythm and biues for a small ensemble.
Double Concert — MUSICAL ARCHITECTS/THE CHICAGO BAND — Guitarist
Benjamin Rodefer opens this two-for-one concert with modemn jazz in the ECM style
followed in the second half by the Berklee Chicago Band playing the famed group’s
pop/rock compositions under the direction of faculty trumpeter/arranger Dennis Cecere.
THE LORD IS MY LIGHT Il - The Berklee Reverence Gospel Ensemble — directed by
David Chandler, with faculty advisor Orville Wright — will present an evening of traditional
and contemporary gospel music.
SONGWRITERS NIGHT — Winners of the Berklee Songwriters Competition will present
their songs under the direction of faculty composer Pat Pattison.
THE BERKLEE WIND ENSEMBLE — Faculty composer/tubist Greg Fritze leads this
outstanding orchestra in a concert of contemporary classical music.
T!‘fl: BERKLEE CONCERT JAZZ BAND — Faculty composer/arranger Herb Pomeroy
directs one of Berklee’s most exciting bands in an evening of contemporary jazz.
LA MASHINE — An evening of “techno-pop-fusion-jazz” is presented by faculty synthesist
David S. Mash. -
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March 28
April 1
April 2
April 3
April 5
April 8
April 9
April 10
April 11
April 17
April 18
April 22
April 23
April 24
Spring
ULANOWSKY'S BLUES REUNION — Facuity pianist/composer/arranger Alex Ulanowsky
presents an evening of traditional and contemporaryjazz in a variety of settings featuring
the composing/arranging talents of Barrie Nettles, Ted Pease and Larry Monroe. Special
guests will include vocalist Ruthie Ristich, saxophonists Larry Monroe and Greg Badolato
and trumpeter Jeff Stout.
Double Concert—AS I FEEL/JUST LOOKING AT THE SKY — Bassist Yoshihiko Suwa
opens this double concert with a program of straight-ahead jazz for quintet. Guitarist
Kazuhiko Michishita concludes this evening's program with a program of original Latin-jazz
fusion with special guest trumpeter Tiger Okoshi.
LENNIE PETERSON'S TOOT (THE ASSAULT) — Faculty trombonist/vocalist
Lennie Peterson leads his quintet in a program of original rock fusion.
DUO: WALTER NORRIS AND PHIL WILSON — Faculty trombonist Phil Wilson is joined
by renowned pianist Walter Norris for an evening of jazz standards in a duet setting with
special guest trombonist Sam Sultonstall.
FORWARD MOTION — Basist Terje Gewelt presents an evening of original acoustic jazz
in the ECM tradition.
Double Concert — THINGS ARE GETTING BETTER/THE MAN WITH THE HAT —
Saxophonist Hideya Satoh leads a quartet in a program of jazz classics from the bebop
repertoire. This will be followed in the second half by contemporary funk and fusion
music by Darryl Brenzel and his sextet.
AN EVENING WITH THE DUES BAND — Faculty trombonist Phil Wilson leads one of
Berklee’s premier ensembles, The International Dues Band, through a program of
contemporary big band jazz with special guest, famed trombonist Urbie Green.
Double Concert — PICTURES OF MEMORIES/A NEW DIMENSION — Jazz originals
by pianist Alain Mallet will be performed by a trio including faculty drummer Joe Hunt and
guest vocalist Darelle Holden. The concert will continue as keyboardist James Varmer
presents a program of rhythm and biues for a small ensemble.
Double Concert — MUSICAL ARCHITECTS/THE CHICAGO BAND — Guitarist
Benjamin Rodefer opens this two-for-one concert with modemn jazz in the ECM style
followed in the second half by the Berklee Chicago Band playing the famed group’s
pop/rock compositions under the direction of faculty trumpeter/arranger Dennis Cecere.
THE LORD IS MY LIGHT Il - The Berklee Reverence Gospel Ensemble — directed by
David Chandler, with faculty advisor Orville Wright — will present an evening of traditional
and contemporary gospel music.
SONGWRITERS NIGHT — Winners of the Berklee Songwriters Competition will present
their songs under the direction of faculty composer Pat Pattison.
THE BERKLEE WIND ENSEMBLE — Faculty composer/tubist Greg Fritze leads this
outstanding orchestra in a concert of contemporary classical music.
T!‘fl: BERKLEE CONCERT JAZZ BAND — Faculty composer/arranger Herb Pomeroy
directs one of Berklee’s most exciting bands in an evening of contemporary jazz.
LA MASHINE — An evening of “techno-pop-fusion-jazz” is presented by faculty synthesist
David S. Mash. -
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