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Berklee Concert Series
January 30
February 6
February 8
February 12
February 13
February 14
February 15
February 20
February 21
February 22
February 26
February 27
February 28
March 5
March 6
March 7
March 8
March 26
March 27
Warp 8, an all faculty octet directed by Dick Lowell.
Straight Ahead, a chamber group directed by Red
Nienkirchen.
Kithara, traditional and classical flute and harp music
directed by Matthew Marvuglio.
Cosmic Perspective, a contemporary improvisational
group directed by Tony Noterfonzo.
The Mike Scott Concert, this “little” big band
presents a variety of jazz styles with mostly original
compositions. :
Life, a high energy jazz/fusion quintet led by trumpeter,
Chaya Tinterow.
Disco Chicken Pickin, two guitar ensembles, Flat
Rats and Sail Cats and The Berklee Guitar Septet in a
program ranging from Western to Disco plus original
tunes, directed by Mike Ihde.
Why Not?, a small jazz band performing mostly
original music in a variety of styles, ranging from
contemporary jazz to soft rock, directed by Corey
Allen.
Mideast Fever, a student big band performing mostly
original music in a variety of styles, directed by John
McClellan and Udi Harpaz.
The John Armstrong Concert, as described by
Armstrong this concert will be “modern jazz in the
ECM vein”.
The Jazz Forum, a student jazz quartet performing a
cross section of modern jazz styles, directed by Eric
Marienthal.
Ascension, a progressive Afro-Latin jazz group
directed by Roberto Sanabria.
One Hour To Madness And Joy, an improvisational
ensemble in an eclectic program from jazz to classical,
directed by Gordon O’Connell.
Synfun, a program of electronic and synthesized
instruments, directed by John Amaral.
Another Departure, big band jazz with many original
works, directed by Joe Makholm.
All Funked Up, an evening of jazz/funk, directed by
Frank Macchia and Kathleen Shoemaker.
An Evening With Windsong, a large orchestra in a
program of pop and disco, directed by Barrie Nettles
and Jim Killian.
Peter Gordon Concert, contemporary fusion music,
directed by faculty member Gordon.
An Evening with The Dues Band and Slam
Stewart, a spring concert by one of Berklee’s
legendary big bands, directed by Phil Wilson.
All concerts begin at 8:15 pm unless otherwise indicated.
January 30
February 6
February 8
February 12
February 13
February 14
February 15
February 20
February 21
February 22
February 26
February 27
February 28
March 5
March 6
March 7
March 8
March 26
March 27
Warp 8, an all faculty octet directed by Dick Lowell.
Straight Ahead, a chamber group directed by Red
Nienkirchen.
Kithara, traditional and classical flute and harp music
directed by Matthew Marvuglio.
Cosmic Perspective, a contemporary improvisational
group directed by Tony Noterfonzo.
The Mike Scott Concert, this “little” big band
presents a variety of jazz styles with mostly original
compositions. :
Life, a high energy jazz/fusion quintet led by trumpeter,
Chaya Tinterow.
Disco Chicken Pickin, two guitar ensembles, Flat
Rats and Sail Cats and The Berklee Guitar Septet in a
program ranging from Western to Disco plus original
tunes, directed by Mike Ihde.
Why Not?, a small jazz band performing mostly
original music in a variety of styles, ranging from
contemporary jazz to soft rock, directed by Corey
Allen.
Mideast Fever, a student big band performing mostly
original music in a variety of styles, directed by John
McClellan and Udi Harpaz.
The John Armstrong Concert, as described by
Armstrong this concert will be “modern jazz in the
ECM vein”.
The Jazz Forum, a student jazz quartet performing a
cross section of modern jazz styles, directed by Eric
Marienthal.
Ascension, a progressive Afro-Latin jazz group
directed by Roberto Sanabria.
One Hour To Madness And Joy, an improvisational
ensemble in an eclectic program from jazz to classical,
directed by Gordon O’Connell.
Synfun, a program of electronic and synthesized
instruments, directed by John Amaral.
Another Departure, big band jazz with many original
works, directed by Joe Makholm.
All Funked Up, an evening of jazz/funk, directed by
Frank Macchia and Kathleen Shoemaker.
An Evening With Windsong, a large orchestra in a
program of pop and disco, directed by Barrie Nettles
and Jim Killian.
Peter Gordon Concert, contemporary fusion music,
directed by faculty member Gordon.
An Evening with The Dues Band and Slam
Stewart, a spring concert by one of Berklee’s
legendary big bands, directed by Phil Wilson.
All concerts begin at 8:15 pm unless otherwise indicated.
