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BERKLEE PERFORMANCE CENTER
CONCERTS
Spring 1982
February 25 David Van Slyke in Concert — This concert will be a multimedia
presentation including video, choreography and drama of original
pop-rock works composed and arranged by David Van Slyke. It will
feature the vocal talents of David Van Slyke and Nancy Tellier.
March 1 The Peter Gordon Band — Directed by Peter Gordon. In their sec-
ond Berklee Performance Center appearance, this popular group will
again feature their exciting blend of jazz and rock. The program will
include many new compositions.
March 2 Birds and Stars — Directed by Frank and Leo Quintero. A mixture of
jazz rock and pop, this concert is a live performance of their latest
album released by CBS in Venezuela.
March 3 Edgard Nevarez and Tommy Villariny direct one of the area’s best
latin bands, “Orchestra Tropica,’ as it returns to the Berklee Perform-
ance Center for a special concert of Afro-Antillian music from the
group’s latest album.
March 4 Return of the Son of Pop Chops featuring Private Sector — Craig
Spector and his band Private Sector are back with another evening of
exciting and very original pop and jazz rock music. Guaganteed fun,
not to be missed.
March 8 Ictus: Journeys — Directed by David Mash. Ictus, a progressive jazz
fusion sextet, returns to the Berklee Performance Center. The group
will be performing new compositions by band members, all of whom
are Berklee graduates or faculty members.
March9 Amikam Kimelman and Friends/New Leaf — The first half of the
concert features a quartet performing music in a range of styles
from post Be-Bop to latin to contemporary. The second half features
Gina Lorenzo and her group in an evening of original music consist-
ing of different styles in the rock idiom.
March 10 Rick Holland in Concert — Rick Holland directs a concert of main-
stream jazz that features many jazz standards as well as some origi-
nals. Also featured will be vocalist Dominique Eade.
March 11 A Piece of the Rock — Directed by Rock Ciccarone. The first half of
this concert will feature a straight ahead jazz quintet, performing
standards and original compositions. The second half of this con-
cert will feature original compositions by a horn and rhythm funk
band.
March 22 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.”
March 23 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.
March 25 “Moebius’” — Directed by Chris Noyes. Moebius is a group of Berklee
faculty members and students performing original contemporary
music for synthesizers and other instruments.
CONCERTS
Spring 1982
February 25 David Van Slyke in Concert — This concert will be a multimedia
presentation including video, choreography and drama of original
pop-rock works composed and arranged by David Van Slyke. It will
feature the vocal talents of David Van Slyke and Nancy Tellier.
March 1 The Peter Gordon Band — Directed by Peter Gordon. In their sec-
ond Berklee Performance Center appearance, this popular group will
again feature their exciting blend of jazz and rock. The program will
include many new compositions.
March 2 Birds and Stars — Directed by Frank and Leo Quintero. A mixture of
jazz rock and pop, this concert is a live performance of their latest
album released by CBS in Venezuela.
March 3 Edgard Nevarez and Tommy Villariny direct one of the area’s best
latin bands, “Orchestra Tropica,’ as it returns to the Berklee Perform-
ance Center for a special concert of Afro-Antillian music from the
group’s latest album.
March 4 Return of the Son of Pop Chops featuring Private Sector — Craig
Spector and his band Private Sector are back with another evening of
exciting and very original pop and jazz rock music. Guaganteed fun,
not to be missed.
March 8 Ictus: Journeys — Directed by David Mash. Ictus, a progressive jazz
fusion sextet, returns to the Berklee Performance Center. The group
will be performing new compositions by band members, all of whom
are Berklee graduates or faculty members.
March9 Amikam Kimelman and Friends/New Leaf — The first half of the
concert features a quartet performing music in a range of styles
from post Be-Bop to latin to contemporary. The second half features
Gina Lorenzo and her group in an evening of original music consist-
ing of different styles in the rock idiom.
March 10 Rick Holland in Concert — Rick Holland directs a concert of main-
stream jazz that features many jazz standards as well as some origi-
nals. Also featured will be vocalist Dominique Eade.
March 11 A Piece of the Rock — Directed by Rock Ciccarone. The first half of
this concert will feature a straight ahead jazz quintet, performing
standards and original compositions. The second half of this con-
cert will feature original compositions by a horn and rhythm funk
band.
March 22 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.”
March 23 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.
March 25 “Moebius’” — Directed by Chris Noyes. Moebius is a group of Berklee
faculty members and students performing original contemporary
music for synthesizers and other instruments.
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