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~ SPRING 1991

: April 17 SONGWRITERSNIGHT——Songwrltmg ":D‘e_fia_rtme}ntf facultymembcr - =
- Bob Weingart presents performances of the winning entries in e



e annual Berklee Songwriting Contest. Songs in a wide range of pop

- styles and a variety of settings will be performed by an all-student
- ensemble. s A s ol

- April 18 THE EAR TRAINING DEPARTMENT CONCERT—Members of the
- Ear Training Department will perform in a variety of settings includ-
- ing big band, small jazz, fusion groups, vocal choir, and vocal with
- band, featuring faculty as performers, arrangers, ‘composers, or con-
~ ductors. Department members Brian Lewis, Greg Badolato, Tony
- Germain, Susannah Sifter, Daryl Lowery, Lydia Okumura, Don Mixon,
‘Rick Peckham, and Carolyn Rivwillpantictpate.. . ». 227







' Apr il 22 GUITAR NIGHT XV;Guita(- ,De,pk'ax‘t_r"'rii'éq[‘ff(}haiff-*IA,’él‘_rfry ,Béi\(f)h'e; presents
s performances in solo, duo, trio, quartet, and guitar ensemble settings

~ of funk, blues, jazz, classical, swing, and heavy metal styles. Featured -

faculty include Charles Chapman with the Baroque Jazz Ensemble o
~and Jon Finn. Student performers will include Sten Hostfalt, Niglas. -

- Knudson, and Tomo Fujita.

~ April 23 : 'I'HEBER KI.EECONCERTJAZZ ORCHES ESTRA —-Renowned faéulty - N

- trumpeter/arranger Herb Pomeroy leads the most prestigious en-



- semble in the college on a program of contemporary big band music.

April 24 SlNGERSSHOWCASE—The Performance Studies Department’s Yo
~ Team Productions will feature nine of Berklee’s finest vocalists in

~performances of music by Marvin Gaye, Whitney Houston, Cole
Porter, the Black Crowes, and many others in a variety of instrumen-

¢ tal settings and arrangements wrilten especially for this event.