Hi everyone,

I'll be teaching a three-day residency program at the Berklee College of Music at the end of this month, primarily through their Electronic Production and Design Department, but with courses for Berklee students in other disciplines as well.

The residency will culminate with a concert on Friday, Nov 30 at 7 PM in the intimate recital hall of room 112 at 22 The Fenway. This concert is free and open to the general public, and I will be joined by guest musicians form the department..



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More details as the event gets closer, I hope to see some of you there. It's been too long since I performed in Boston (last time was 10 years ago with the Greg Howard Band!)

Great one Greg!!!!

I wish I could be there, but it's a tough time for me to get away right now.

Enjoy

Any chance we can get some video from that? Live Album! Bhudokan - Waiting for Columbus - Frampton comes alive - Double Platinum and now, Greg Howard live from Berklee!!!

Have a great show either way!

Great achievement Greg! It also seems to be a positive thing for Berklee... several years ago I inquired about being a student there with the Stick and they were very close-minded about it.
Perhaps things are changing with time!

Now that is just fab! Well done! Too bad it was not 6 weeks ago when I was in da hood.... Best of luck!

//Jan

Thanks everyone for all the good wishes.

I've gotten a very enthusiastic response from the faculty, and I'm looking forward to presenting the instrument in a number of different contexts.

I hope some of you in the area can make the concert. The sound system in the hall is amazing.

Your invitation to participate in the educational process at Berklee is a rarefied honor Greg. If I had the economic wherewithal to be a patron of the arts I would commission you to write and perform the score of a High Mass. I would like to see you meet the challenge of explaining/interpreting the mystical, Spiritual aspect of worship in the language of music. I think you'd be up to it in the manner of a new voice.

Thanks for the kind wishes, Walter, I'm indeed very happy at the opportunity.

Keep playing the lottery, I'd love to score the Mass, though I doubt I'd do as well as Bernstein did...

Hey Greg...I'll be there. Ten years is way too long....

John

Congrats Greg
That is a very cool gig
In the same realm as Interlochen

I'm guessing since it is over a few days students will get some hands on time as well
Nice to see the stick getting a showcase in an musical school setting like Berklee ( please post some video's )

Tom