BERKLEE PERFORMANCE C?NTER CONCERTS

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May 2 PERCUSSION UNLIMITED - Directed by Dean
Anderson, Chairman of the Percussion
Department. The Percussion Department's most
advanced performing ensembles will present an
evening of new, contemporary percussion
literature featuring works by Cage, Gibbs ana Kraft. (

May 3 THE SPRING SING THING WITH THE BERKLEE
CONTEMPORARY CHOIR directed by Tom Martin, MASS
TRANSIT directed by Charles J. Sorrento and
introducing the BERKLEE JAZZ KORALE. - The
Annual Spring Voice Department Concert will |
spotlight three talented choral ensembles
performing contemporary music ranging in style
from "Singers Unlimited" to Persichetti.

May 4 SHEILANCE PRODUCTION - Vocalist Sheila '"Harmony"
Ford and saxophonist/vocalist Lance Bryant
present a program of jazz,funk and gospel
utilizing an outstanding Big Band, vocalists and
dancers.

May 5 THE STUDIO ORCHESTRA -~ Directed by Donny Nolan.
This unique ensemble returns to the Berklee
Per formance Center for its annual spring concert
in an exciting program that features some of
Berklee's most talented performers. |

May 9 A DOUBLE CONCERT- THE COLLEGE SINGERS conducted
by Kenneth Greenhouse. Berklee's new choral
ensemble will be featured in its first
performance highlighted by a variety of musical
styles. This program of twentieth century music
of American composers, including some
award-winning vocal jazz arrangements, draws
from the talents of over fifty singers. In the
second half of the concert student vocalist
Randy Crenshaw will lead some of Berklee's most
talented performers through a program entitled
"CAN ANYTHING GOOD COME FRO® OREGON?". This 2 7

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