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November 13
November 14
Berklee P(:rf()r; 4140 1(:(: Center Concerts
FALL 1989
FROM GOOD HOMES THE WOODWIND DEPARTMENT
STUDENT CONCERT—Woodwind Department chairman
~ Matt Marvuglio presents various student woodwind ensembles
including sax quartets, flute trios, wind controllers in a concert
featurmg the dcpartments best student performers
BI- VOCALS Faculty vocalist Bob Stoloff opens this two—part
concert with the eight-voice a cappella ensemble Vocal Summit
‘performing a variety of musical styles 1ncludmg free-form improv-
isation, classical, jazz fusion, pop, and swing. In the second half,
faculty vocalist April Arabian presents the 12-voice Vocal Jazz
Ensemble performing jazz standards, classical ballads, pop, funk,
- and fusion, including several original arrangements by group
November 15
N ovember 16 :
- members and Ms. Arabian. They will be accompanled by a four-
plCCC rhythm section and horns.
"‘VOX ONE featurlng PAULA COLE Faculty member Steve 5y
- Prosser and vocallst/arranger Yumiko Matsuoka present Vox One,
an a cappella quintet singing reharmonized jazz arrangements of
old standards. Featured will be vocallst Paula Cole who Wlll also
perform with a trio. b . =
STATE OF THE HEART #3—Songwr1t1ng Department faculty A
~ member James Kachulis directs this concert of original songs in 2
o Varlety of contemporary styles composed by department faculty
November 20
' ROCK ARRANGING: LIVE!—C ommercral Arrangmg Depart
~ ment faculty members Lennie Pcterson, Brian Lewis, and Mirek
~ Kocandrle present the annual showcase of the best matex:ral from
the course Rock Arranging for Live Performance. Many styles from :
the pop/rock idiom will be performed in a variety of instrumental
settings, from three-piece power trio to seven- piece band w1th T
Vocals and 11- plece configuratlon addlng horns : e
November 14
Berklee P(:rf()r; 4140 1(:(: Center Concerts
FALL 1989
FROM GOOD HOMES THE WOODWIND DEPARTMENT
STUDENT CONCERT—Woodwind Department chairman
~ Matt Marvuglio presents various student woodwind ensembles
including sax quartets, flute trios, wind controllers in a concert
featurmg the dcpartments best student performers
BI- VOCALS Faculty vocalist Bob Stoloff opens this two—part
concert with the eight-voice a cappella ensemble Vocal Summit
‘performing a variety of musical styles 1ncludmg free-form improv-
isation, classical, jazz fusion, pop, and swing. In the second half,
faculty vocalist April Arabian presents the 12-voice Vocal Jazz
Ensemble performing jazz standards, classical ballads, pop, funk,
- and fusion, including several original arrangements by group
November 15
N ovember 16 :
- members and Ms. Arabian. They will be accompanled by a four-
plCCC rhythm section and horns.
"‘VOX ONE featurlng PAULA COLE Faculty member Steve 5y
- Prosser and vocallst/arranger Yumiko Matsuoka present Vox One,
an a cappella quintet singing reharmonized jazz arrangements of
old standards. Featured will be vocallst Paula Cole who Wlll also
perform with a trio. b . =
STATE OF THE HEART #3—Songwr1t1ng Department faculty A
~ member James Kachulis directs this concert of original songs in 2
o Varlety of contemporary styles composed by department faculty
November 20
' ROCK ARRANGING: LIVE!—C ommercral Arrangmg Depart
~ ment faculty members Lennie Pcterson, Brian Lewis, and Mirek
~ Kocandrle present the annual showcase of the best matex:ral from
the course Rock Arranging for Live Performance. Many styles from :
the pop/rock idiom will be performed in a variety of instrumental
settings, from three-piece power trio to seven- piece band w1th T
Vocals and 11- plece configuratlon addlng horns : e