The 17th Annual Liberal Arts Symposium featuring
Victor Wooten
The Music Lesson
Friday, April 8, 2011, 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
David Friend Recital Hall
921 Boylston Street
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Victor Wooten |
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Photo by Steven Parke |
The symposium will also include
performances by Berklee students directed
by Skip Smith associate professor of
ensembles, as well as original music by the
student winners of the Songwriting for
Social Change Contest.
Victor Wooten, five-time Grammy Award–
winning bassist, is known for his solo career
and his work as a member of Béla Fleck
and the Flecktones. Wooten is also a skilled
naturalist and teacher, a published author,
magician, husband, and father of four.
His book, The Music Lesson: A Spiritual
Search for Growth Through Music (Berkley/Penguin 2006), is used in the LHUM-100 Artistry, Creativity, and Inquiry Seminar.
Wooten illustrates in his book that musical
gifts mirror those from life, and each
movement, phrase, and chord has its own
meaning, as long as one is open to finding it.
RSVP to Barbara Thomas at brthomas@berklee.edu or 617 747-2552.
The Liberal Arts Symposium is cosponsored by Liberal Arts, the Professional Education Division Division Herb Alpert Scholars Program, the Office for Cultural Diversity and Inclusion, and the Office of Faculty Development.
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