Berklee Concert Series

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April 4

April 5

April 9

April 10

April 11

April 12
April 16
April 17
April 18

April 19

April 23

April 24

April 26
April 30
May 1
May 2

May 3

May 7

Berklee Swing Orchestra/Swing Sextet, primarily
the swinging sounds of Count Basie, directed by Robert
Hores. ‘

Wanted Dead or Alive, a cross section of large
orchestra/pop/rock/jazz styles, with commercial appeal,
directed by Pat Caddick.

A Chance To Say, an evening of music built around
the vocal talents of Lewis Robinson, accompanied by a
small band and back-up vocalists.

I'm Back And Ready To Sing, Vocalist Yvette Cason
backed by a Big Band in a repetoire consisting of funk,
contemporary and some ballads.

The Berklee Concert Choir & Nashua Choral
Society, in a joint concert, directed by Brian
O’Connell.

Choice Blend, half big band and half jazz trio, directed
by John Ferrara.

Berklee Concert Jazz Orchestra, the elite
“Recording Band” in its annual Spring Concert,
directed by Herb Pomeroy. ;
The Norman David Big Band, a combination of big
band, voices, and strings, directed by Norman David.
Bizarre, a student ensemble of experimental original
works, directed by Frank Macchia.

“Classical and Jazz”, an evening of mellow sounds a
la Chet Baker, directed by Mike Metheny.

Music from Films - Part 4, James Burt directs a smail
group performing “music from films”.

Apple Pie and Mother, a musical evocation of home
& hearth by a small group, directed by Maritess
Salientes Allen.

The Berklee Concert Band, a contemporary concert
band program, conducted by Peter Hazzard.

Mann a Quinn—Just One More Thing, a concert
featuring the vocal talents of Tracy Mann and Amy
Abern. 2

Gil Graham Quintet, a chamber jazz quintet

* exploring various percussion possibilities.

Outlines, this small ensemble explores a variety of
contemporary jazz styles, directed by Andy Jaffe.
featherrain, folk, pop, and traditional music, directed
by Pat Pattison.

The Tony Lada Sextet, an evening of small group :
bebop, led by trombonist Tony Lada.

The Liberation of Sound, a two part program
consisting of large ensemble & chorus, directed by Ken
Pullig, and a quintet, directed by Wayne Naus.

A Pop Song Festival, a display of songs by some of
Berklee’s top pop writers, directed by Tony Teixeira &
dJobn Aldrich.

All concerts begin at 8:15 pm unless otherwise indicated.