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April 11
April 17
April 18
April 22
April 23
April 24
Berklee Per formance Center Concerts
SPRING 1991
THE FIFTH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL FOLK MUSIC FESTIVAL—
Yo Team Productions and the Dean of Student’s Office present
students from nine different countries in an evening of authentic
instrumentation, singing, dancing, and costumes from their native
lands. Groups from Asia, the Philippines, Greece, Taiwan, Norway,
Brazil, Curacao Antilles, as well as the Berklee Caribbean Ensemble
will be represented. There will be a party featuring various interna-
tional foods in the Berklee cafeteria immediately following the perfor-
mance.
SONGWRITERS NIGHT—Songwriting Department faculty member
Bob Weingart presents performances of the winning entries in the
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.
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 Ritt will participate.
GUITAR NIGHT XV—Guitar Department Chair Larry Baione presents
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
and Jon Finn. Student performers will include Sten Hostfalt, Niclas
Knudson, and Tomo Fujita.
THE BERKLEE CONCERT JAZZ ORCHESTRA—Renowned faculty
trumpeter/arranger Herb Pomeroy leads the most prestigious en-
semble in the college on a program of contemporary big band music.
SINGERS SHOWCASE—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 written especially for this event.
April 17
April 18
April 22
April 23
April 24
Berklee Per formance Center Concerts
SPRING 1991
THE FIFTH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL FOLK MUSIC FESTIVAL—
Yo Team Productions and the Dean of Student’s Office present
students from nine different countries in an evening of authentic
instrumentation, singing, dancing, and costumes from their native
lands. Groups from Asia, the Philippines, Greece, Taiwan, Norway,
Brazil, Curacao Antilles, as well as the Berklee Caribbean Ensemble
will be represented. There will be a party featuring various interna-
tional foods in the Berklee cafeteria immediately following the perfor-
mance.
SONGWRITERS NIGHT—Songwriting Department faculty member
Bob Weingart presents performances of the winning entries in the
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.
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 Ritt will participate.
GUITAR NIGHT XV—Guitar Department Chair Larry Baione presents
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
and Jon Finn. Student performers will include Sten Hostfalt, Niclas
Knudson, and Tomo Fujita.
THE BERKLEE CONCERT JAZZ ORCHESTRA—Renowned faculty
trumpeter/arranger Herb Pomeroy leads the most prestigious en-
semble in the college on a program of contemporary big band music.
SINGERS SHOWCASE—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 written especially for this event.
