David Friend Recital Hall Concerts

February 2 — Eric T. Johnson Trio — Faculty guitarist Eric t. Johnson
presents jazz by Thelonious Monk, Herbie Nichols, Bill Evans and others
for his trio.

February 3 — The Mitch Seidman Trio — Faculty guitarist Mitch Seidman
leads a trio performing original jazz compositions and standards accom-
panied by bassist Bill Morrison and drummer Luther Gray.

February 4 — Harp Extravaganza: Berklee Harpists 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 students Marimikel Charrier and Marissa Knaub. Fea-
tured 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
presents 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.

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 includ-
ing Scott on piano. Special guests: Vox One.

February 17 — Scat Trall Blues Visur Dance Pols —Under the direction
of 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.

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