2014 SIGNATURE SERIESat Berklee College of Music

Revive Music and Berklee present

VULNERABLE: A Marvin Gaye TributeDecember 4, 2014

CreditsExecutive producer Meghan Stabile ‘06, Revive Music

Director of production at Simone EcclestonRevive Music Group

Musical director Miguel Atwood-Ferguson

Music director for Neo-Soul Ensemble Jamahl Smith ’14

Producer and director of Skip SmithNeo-Soul Ensemble

Music supervisor Alvin Foster ’09Orchestra manager Julia Cuellar and Jeff MosserTranscriptions Eren Basbug and Alvin FosterPoster design Roland NicolSeries producers Tom Riley and Rob Rose

Marvin Gaye’s VulnerableEmerging from a generation rooted in conformity, Marvin Gaye was a nonconformist. Morethan a superb vocalist and subtle composer, Gaye was a visionary who expressed the tenor ofhis times. Over a 10-year period starting in the late 1960s, Gaye embarked on a passionproject that he later described as the best stuff he ever recorded. The project became knownas Vulnerable. Recording songs such as “Why Did I Choose You?,” “She Needs Me,” “FunnyNot Much,” “This Will Make You Laugh,” and “The Shadow of Your Smile” with Bobby Scottand his orchestra, Vulnerable represents Gaye’s commitment to creating a successfuljazz record.

In homage to this landmark recording and Gaye’s artistic contributions, Revive MusicGroup, in collaboration with Berklee, is honored to present the first live performance ofVulnerable in its entirety, alongside Gaye’s popular and lesser-known compositions. Specialguest vocalists Aloe Blacc, Bilal, and Chris Turner embody Gaye’s musical spirit andsoulfulness, and I thank them for contributing their artistry to this project. Music directorMiguel Atwood-Ferguson inspired this project with his deep appreciation for the originalrecording. I’m proud to have the Berklee Neo-Soul Ensemble and Berklee ContemporarySymphony Orchestra adding their talent, energy, and musicianship to this performance.

—Meghan Stabile ’06Revive Music

ProgramThe Berklee Neo-Soul EnsembleArrangements and musical direction Jamahl Smith

You’re All I Need to Get By N. Ashford/V. SimpsonHeard it Through the Grapevine B. Strong/N. WhitfieldWhat’s Happening Brother J. Nyx, Jr./M. GayeDistant Lover G. Fuqua/M. Gaye/S. GreeneYour Precious Love N. Ashford/V. SimpsonSexual Healing D. Ritz/M. Gaye/O. BrownLet’s Get It On E. Townsend/M. GayeCome Live with Me Angel A. Jacqueline Hilliard/L. WareDon’t Knock My Love B. Shapiro/W. Pickett

The Berklee Contemporary Symphony OrchestraConducted and arranged by Miguel Atwood-FergusonOriginal arrangements Bobby ScottFeaturing Bilal, Aloe Blacc, and Chris Turner

Marvin Gaye’s VulnerableWhy Did I Choose You? M. Leonard/H. MartinShe Needs Me J. Emerson/E. MontgomeryFunny (Not Much) S. Edward/L. HolofcenerThis Will Make You Laugh I. HigginbothamThe Shadow of Your Smile J. Mandel/P. F. WebsterI Wish I Didn’t Love You So F. LoesserI Won’t Cry Anymore A. Frisch/F. Wise

The Berklee Neo Soul Ensemble andThe Berklee Contemporary Symphony Orchestra

Conducted and arranged by Miguel Atwood-Ferguson

How Sweet It Is B. Holland/E. HollandGot to Give It Up M. GayeWhat’s Going On A. Cleveland/M. Gaye/R. Benson

PerformersGuest vocalists Bilal

Aloe BlaccChris Turner

Five-string violin Miguel Atwood-Ferguson

The Berklee Neo-Soul EnsembleMusical director/bass Jamahl Smith, Atlanta, GeorgiaVocals Bryson Camper, Dallas, Texas

Cedric Jackson II, Dallas, TexasJ. Scott Martin, Nashville, TennesseeAlexis Newman, Yonkers, New YorkChelsea Pedano, Woodbury, New JerseyChristine Smit, Sacramento, CA

Trumpet Arnetta Johnson, Camden, New JerseyVanDarrel Woods, Cleveland, Ohio

Atlo saxophone Timothy Hall, Detroit, MichiganKeyboards Adrian Forbes, Atlanta, Georgia

Nikko Ielasi, Lacco Ameno, ItalyGuitar Sheldon Ferguson, Columbia, South Carolina

Juan Andrés Carreño Ariza, Bogotá, ColombiaSteel pan Richarde’ Bereaux, San Fernando, TrinidadPercussion Munir Zakee Richard, Atlanta, GeorgiaDrums Macston Maccow, Boston, Massachusetts

GuestsBass Tabari Lake, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin IslandsTrumpet Joel Schnaper, Anchorage, AlaskaTrombone Cameron Thrower, Los Angeles, California

The Berklee Contemporary Symphony OrchestraViolin 1 Carlos Silva, concertmaster, Caracas, Venezuela

Antoine Beux, Paris, FranceKailey Zercher, Santa Fe, New MexicoYeonsong Kim, Jeju City, South Korea

Violin 2 Miranda Hervey, principal, Cleveland, OhioThomas Krumm, Plymouth Meeting, PennslvaniaLuther Keufner, Lafayette, CaliforniaMona Seked Bolorforosh, Lake Forest, Illinois

Viola Brendan Klippel, principal, Queensbury, New YorkSandra Choephel, Detroit, MichiganRobert Connelly, Needham, Massachusetts

Cello Keizo Yoshioka, principal, Hopedale, MassachusettsRoman Soto, Houston, Texas

Flute/piccolo Nicole M. Giermasinski, principal, Hopewell, New JerseyJuan Rosales, Masaya, Nicaragua

Oboe Rebecca Tseng, principal, Taiwan, ChinaFrench horn Braden Williams, principal, Daytona Beach, Florida

Mackenzie Oprean, Buffalo, New YorkTrombones George Vu, principal, Los Angeles, California

Cameron Throwe, Los Angeles, CaliforniaBass trombone Sean Callahan, Collinsville, IllinoisPercussion Grace Herzog, Eden prairie, Minnesota

Ross Alexander, Scotch Plains, New Jersey

Featured ArtistsMiguel Atwood-FergusonMiguel Atwood-Ferguson is a unique and special force in today’s worldof music. Having recorded on over 400 albums, films, and TVcommercials, he effortlessly bridges diverse genres and generations ofmusical and cultural elements into cohesive and magical presentations.One of Atwood-Ferguson’s greatest achievements to date was in 2009when he composed and conducted the historic Suite for Ma Dukesconcert in LA, leading over 60 musicians in tribute to the transcendent

modern hip-hop producer J Dilla.Having studied classical music since the age of four and been exposed to cultures and art

from all around the world, Atwood-Ferguson is now able to enjoy a very diverse career,collaborating with many amazing artists. He has had the great fortune to perform or recordwith musical giants such as Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder, Quincy Jones, Henry Mancini, Esa-PekkaSalonen, Wayne Shorter, Billy Higgins, Ray Brown, Brad Mehldau, Hubert Laws, Seu Jorge, Dr.Dre, Will.i.am, Madlib, and many others.

While performing on violin and viola and arranging highly personal arrangements areAtwood-Ferguson’s main pursuits, he also is an educator, DJ, producer, music director, andcomposer. He leads many of his own ensembles and has had incredible artists like Seu Jorge,Sly Stone, George Clinton, Shuggie Otis, Flying Lotus, Stephen “Thundercat” Bruner, andmany others as his special guests.

In 2011, he had the honor of providing Oprah Winfrey with the music behind the mainpromo of her new TV network , OWN, with the intro to his duet with Will.i.am off of the BlackEyed Peas’ album The Beginning. Other recent achievements include his first TED talk and thesuccessful premiere of his concerto for flute, viola, and 70-piece orchestra entitled “Love’sBeckoning,” which was commissioned by the Symphonic Jazz Orchestra through a NationalEndowment for the Arts grant.

Atwood-Ferguson plans to release his first album in 2015 on the Los Angeles indielabel Brainfeeder.

Aloe BlaccAloe Blacc's major-label debut album, Lift Your Spirit (XIX Recordings/Interscope Records), debuted at No. 4 on the Billboard Top 200 chart.The set follows up Blacc’s collaboration as vocalist and cowriter onwell-known DJ/producer Avicii’s track “Wake Me Up,” a song that hitthe Top 5 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 1 on its Hot Dance ClubSongs and Dance/Electronic Songs charts, as well as topped charts inmore than 100 countries. Blacc’s single “The Man” also topped the

charts, with more than 2.4 million singles sold. Blacc spent the summer on tour with BrunoMars in support of Lift Your Spirit. He made his acting debut in Get on Up, the James Brownbiopic, which opened on August 1.

BilalBorn and raised in Philadelphia, Bilal developed his aptitude for music inchurch, but it wasn’t until his father introduced him to jazz and hebegan attending the Philadelphia High School for Creative PerformingArts that Bilal began to envision his future in songwriting. “I wanted tosing jazz, play jazz, and write jazz tunes,” he says.

While attending the New School for Social Research in New York,Bilal meshed his classical approach with New York City nightlife,

collaborating with Soulquarians, the Roots, Common, Erykah Badu, Mos Def, and AaronColeman of the Spin Doctors. A demo made with Coleman led to a record deal with Interscope

Records. His album, 1st Born Second, was released in 2001 and hailed by critics though hewould eschew media efforts to box him into the neo-soul movement.

Following the mysterious leak of his 2006 album, Love For Sale, Bilal placed more focus ontouring, playing jazz-fusion/rock type funk. His third record, Airtight’s Revenge, released underthe independent label Plug Research, thrilled critics while providing listeners with a retrospectivejourney and an experimental fusion of jazz, hip-hop, electronic, soul, and blues with themes oflove, religion, politics, and spirituality. His latest album, A Love Surreal, is now available.

Chris TurnerChris Turner is a classically trained crooner, a soul singer for the ageswith a classic sound that defies his years. From falsetto to scatting tolaying down smooth and creative phrasings, Turner is bringing old soulback with a fresh sound.

Turner graduated from the New School University for Jazz andContemporary Music and immediately started working as an in-demandbacking singer for the neo-soul and R&B scene in New York. He has

opened up for jazz greats like Herbie Hancock, Wynton Marsalis, Michael Brecker and hastoured internationally with Esperanza Spalding, Bilal, Harvey Mason Sr., Dianne Reeves, andothers. In February 2013, Turner released his first single, “Liquid Love,” the video for whichdebuted on BET. Turner’s current digital mix tape, called LOVELife Is a Challenge is nowavailable through iTunes, Amazon, and other online retailers. He is currently working on hisfirst full-length album.

Revive MusicRevive Music, founded in 2006 by Berklee alumna Meghan Stabile ’06,is a boutique live music agency that specializes in producing

genre-bending, creative-concept shows that tour worldwide with the purpose of educatingand inspiring audiences about artistic and authentic forms of music. Stabile’s locally grownvision of live music exploded worldwide with help from Revive’s digital space dedicated tomusicians, revive-music.com, along with with Okayplayer and Revive’s newly launched labelimprint with Blue Note Records.

Neo-Soul EnsembleThe Neo-Soul Ensemble was formed by director Skip Smith with the aim of bringing togethertalented Berklee students to perform contemporary R&B at its highest level. The ensemble hasbacked up many well-known artists, including Bilal, Lalah Hathaway, Meshell Ndegeocello, andDavid Dyson. Former students of the Neo-Soul Ensemble are now performing with Rihanna,Nicki Minaj, gospel great John P. Kee, and Pharrell Williams, as well as writing and producingfor many recording artists.

Berklee Contemporary Symphony OrchestraSince its debut in 2008, the Berklee Contemporary Symphony Orchestra (BCSO) has set out ona course to distinguish itself from other Boston-area orchestras. The ensemble has nearly 100members and is the first full symphonic group ever assembled at Berklee. Possessing a distinctBerklee twist, the group specializes in programming contemporary works—particularly thoseby living composers—but juxtaposes them with pieces from the traditional orchestral repertoire.“We want to explore different repertoires and types of music—symphonic material that doesnot necessarily belong to the traditional symphonic repertoire. BCSO is firmly connected to theroots of the symphonic repertoire. We’re interested in adding to the continuum of great orchestralmusic,” says assistant professor Francisco Noya, the BCSO’s music director and conductor.

Revive Music thanksThe entire Berklee team. It has been such a pleasure working with you all! Tom Riley, SkipSmith, Michael Borgida, Rob Hayes, and Rob Rose. Special thanks to Roger Brown, Larry Simpsonand Carl Beatty for inviting us to bring Revive back to Boston. To my team, Simone Ecclestonand Shilpa Ananth, thank you for working hard to make this show a success. Thank youRoland Nicol for the artwork and creative design of the concert. A very special thank you toMiguel Atwood-Ferguson for your incomparable musical direction and continued inspirationand a warm thank you to all of the featured artists and the entire student ensemble for yourcontribution to our vision. The music and presentation would not be what it is without you.

Berklee thanksRoger H. BrownLarry SimpsonRon SavageFrancisco Noya

Berklee Performance Center StaffCathy Horn, senior director of Concert OperationsBrad Berger, director of productionRyan Jones, associate director of productionJeffrey Mason, associate director of special eventsReggie Lofton, video services directorLindsay Yost, house managerEd Liberatore, production managerAlejo Planchart, production managerStephanie Planchart, stage managerKrystal Pegram, manager of ticket operations and patron servicesOscar Coen, lighting designerMitchell Cohen, stage crewSteven Langenhorst, stage crewWayne Redden, stage crewTiffany Roman Louk, stage crew

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Bonnie RaittKimberly Ransom ‘95Elizabeth and Ralph RaperLynne Rappaport and Jonathan FrankJudy and Frank ReadJohn Regan and Linda WarnowiczDouglas Reicher and Camille TisdelEdward and Mary RicciutiJim RicciutiAngela and Bobby RiggsDale and Rita RitterHarrison Roach ‘09Dale Roadcap ‘81Russell Robertson ‘88Maureen Roddy and Jack TuttleJennifer RoeAllen and Karen RosenspireJeffrey Rosko ‘83Adrian ‘96 and Laurenda RossMarc Ross ‘99Curtis Roush ‘80Barbara RowanJames ‘88 and Gloria RudenbergRonald and Doreen RuggieroFederico Ruiz-Dana and Elsa SilvaKelly Ryan and Helge BjorvikMurray Sackman and Marianne KarmelRobert and Lisa SalisburySeth ‘81 and Debra SaltzmanSteven Saltzman ‘77 and Katherine Brown SaltzmanCaroline and Adam Sanborne ‘00Alice ‘76 and Robert SandageAnn SanfordShelly and James SantanielloScott Sapcariu ‘09Jose and Lilian SarmentoSophia Sayigh and J. Richard SladkeyCasey ‘74 and Laura ScheuerellLynda Schiff ‘77Peter and Mami SchmidtThomas Schunn ‘85Charles SchuttGary ScottDavid and Lauri SelibChristopher Sharkey ‘90Leon and Margaret SharyonScott Siano ‘93Richard Silva ‘88Marilyn SilversteinJonathan Simmons ‘83Lawrence and Ann SimpsonAndrew ‘85 and Megan SingerlingSusan and Edward SkalandunasElizabeth SlateMark Small ‘73Michal SmallCraig and Kathy SmithSteven Smith ‘76Peter Sowerwine ‘82Refik and Aysegul Soyer

Douglas Spalding ‘83Peter SpellmanJane and Larry StachowiakJared Stansfield ‘74 and Silvia CoulterAndrew Starr ‘03Erik Steigen ‘96Daniel ‘83 and Debra SteinGarth and Andrea SteinKaren and Lawrence SteinhauserKen StephensKenneth ‘74 and Beth SternElliot ‘74 and Linda StevensJames ‘81 and Mary StewartEric Stickler ‘92Frederick StraussDiane and Jeffrey SullivanLeanne Summers ‘88 and Don BogleRobert SundstromLynn and Mark SuttonDaniel ‘78 and Faina TarolaCharles ‘78 and Virginia TashjianAmi and Mark TaubenfeldJudith and Michael TavillGregory TehleLorna Telfer and Peter O’BrienBruce Tellier ‘76Richard Temple ‘85Barbara ThomasEvelyn ThomchickJohn ThomchickSylvia and Michael ThorfinnsonBarry Threw ‘04Robert Tiernan ‘82David Tobin ‘75Emma Torres ‘11William and Lee TrahantJames and Jane Trudeau

Teri and Jeff TurgeonKathleen UmUSA Songwriting CompetitionCharles Vassallo ‘86 and Gifford BoothGeorge and Sophia VeinoglouCroce Verrochi ‘89Richard VigdorLydia Villa Komaroff and Tony KomaroffGary ViningGeorge ‘72 and Anne Vivino-HintzeGail ‘81 and David VorsasDouglas Wagoner ‘91Michael ‘80 and Laura H. WalshKuanwen Wang and Yayen LeeStephen Ward ‘87 and Roberta KorusSusan and Jeffrey WebermanBonnie and David WebsterDavid ‘76 and Carol WeigertSteven Weizman ‘94Rudolph Wells ‘84Margaret and Robert WhitakerBlake ‘01 and Mary Williams ‘01Lisa and Joseph WilliamsDarcy Winer ‘00 and Car GalhouseEsther and Barry WitlerJean and Guy WojtanekGernot Wolfgang ‘89 and Judith FarmerArlene and Paul WylieHerbert ‘57 and Audrey WymanSharon and Paul YeeSherman and Lisa YeeTso-Feng Yeh and Shih-Yun ChenMichiko Yoshino ‘90Wendy YoungMark and Beth ZobelIlan and Susana Zollinger

at BerkleeFor Berklee Performance Center tickets, visit berkleebpc.com, theBerklee Performance Center box office, or call 617 747-2261.

For Distant Worlds tickets, visit bso.org, the Symphony Hall box office, or call 617 266-1200.

Concerts begin at 8:00 p.m., and are at the Berklee Performance Center, unless noted.

February 12Kim BurrellMeets Berklee

Grammy Award nomineePastor Kim Burrellpossesses a dynamic,distinctive, and captivatingvoice that carries thepower to soothe andencourage the heart ofpeople everywhere.Burrell will performwith a large studentensemble with featuredfaculty guests.

March 1The GreatAmerican Songbook:

The Musicof Disney

Show begins at7:30 p.m.

Featuring music fromDisney movies andtelevision shows—TheLion King, Peter Pan,Davy Crockett, Beautyand the Beast, MaryPoppins, Cinderella,Frozen, Toy Story, andmany more—a Berkleestudent orchestra willfeature some of Berklee’sfinest vocalists, players,and arrangers, alongwith guest appearancesby Berklee faculty.

March 3Middle EasternMusic Festival:The Musicof Persia

“The Music of Persia,”will bring into focusmusic traditions of theBalkans and theCaucasus, with anemphasis on Persianmusic. It will featureworld-renowned namesfrom the Persiantradition, the PletenitsaBalkan Choir, the MiddleEastern Fusion Festivalband, the Berklee WorldStrings (directed byEugene Friesen) andmany other specialguests.

April 24Distant Worlds:Music fromFinal Fantasy

Grammy-winningconductor Arnie Rothleads the BerkleeContemporarySymphony Orchestrathrough a captivatingand specially conceivedprogram of DistantWorlds: Music from FinalFantasy for thistriumphant return toBoston’s celebratedSymphony Hall.