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The TV series Berklee Presents: Ray Charles Symposium, September 2012, created by an unlisted creator and produced by an unlisted studio, first premiered on November 16, 2012 in the United Kingdom. The series spans 1 season with 12 episodes, featuring the voices of an unlisted voice cast. It follows the story of In September 2012, Berklee's American Roots Music Program and the Ray Charles Foundation presented Inspired by Ray: The Ray Charles Symposium at Berklee College of Music. The final concert at the Berklee Performance Center featured performances by guest artists, faculty, and students inspired by the music of the great Ray Charles including bluegrass legend Ricky Skaggs, jazz guitarist John Scofield; blind singer-songwriter Raul Midón; Grammy-winning composer and Charles's former music director Victor Vanacore; guitarist/songwriter Doug Wamble; former Raeletts Tonette McKinney, Renee Georges, and Katrina Harper; Tracy Bonham and Margaret Glaspy with the Wayfaring Strangers; and Berklee faculty Donna McElroy. This is an Other series and has received a rating of 0/10 from 0 viewers.
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127A Smithfield Road, Frederiksted, Virgin Islands
Castle Rock Entertainment
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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Music by Darrell Katz, lyrics by Paula Tatarunis. George Russell Jr. piano, Donna McElroy, voice. At Berklee College of Music, 2/09
Donna McElroy, voice. Written, arranged and conducted by Darrell Katz, with lyrics from a poem about Julius Hemphill by Paula Tatarunis. Berklee College of music faculty ensemble, Valentines Day, 2012.
Donna McElroy singing the Ray Charles song (written by Percy Mayfield) at the Ray Charles Symposium at Berklee College of Muisc. Arranged by Darrell Katz. George Russell Jr. , piano, and Allan Chase, alto.
"You Win Again" performed by Ricky Skaggs and John Scofield at Berklee College of Music's Ray Charles Symposium on September 22, 2012.
"I Got a Woman" performed by Ricky Skaggs and John Scofield, with Jim Whitney, Larry Eagle, Matt Glaser and Wayfaring Strangers at Berklee College of Music's Ray Charles Symposium on September 22, 2012. The Wayfaring Strangers Matt Glaser (impresario, arranger, fiddle) Tracy Bonham, Margaret Glaspy (vocals) Jim Whitney (bass) Laszlo Gardony (piano) Jamey Haddad, Larry Eagle (drums and percussion) with Ricky Skaggs (vocals, mandolin) John Scofield (guitar) Doug Wamble (guitar, vocals) Joe Walsh (mandolin, guitar) Laura Orshaw (fiddle) Yoron Israel (percussion) and members of the Berklee Faculty Big Band Recorded live as part of the Ray Charles Symposium at the Berklee College of Music, September 2012 We remember with love and appreciation founding Wayfaring Stranger John McGann.
"You Are My Sunshine" performed by Tracy Bonham and Lawrence Watson with Big Band, at Berklee College of Music's Ray Charles Symposium on September 22, 2012. Watch more: •BerkleePresents:RayCharlesSymposium,S... The Wayfaring Strangers Matt Glaser (impresario, arranger, fiddle) Tracy Bonham, Margaret Glaspy (vocals) Jim Whitney (bass) Laszlo Gardony (piano) Jamey Haddad, Larry Eagle (drums and percussion) with Ricky Skaggs (vocals, mandolin) John Scofield (guitar) Doug Wamble (guitar, vocals) Joe Walsh (mandolin, guitar) Laura Orshaw (fiddle) Yoron Israel (percussion) and members of the Berklee Faculty Big Band Recorded live as part of the Ray Charles Symposium at the Berklee College of Music, September 2012 We remember with love and appreciation founding Wayfaring Stranger John McGann.
"Oh, What A Beautiful Morning" performed by Ricky Skaggs, Doug Wamble, and Wayfaring Strangers at Berklee College of Music's Ray Charles Symposium on September 22, 2012. Watch more: •BerkleePresents:RayCharlesSymposium,S... The Wayfaring Strangers Matt Glaser (impresario, arranger, fiddle) Tracy Bonham, Margaret Glaspy (vocals) Jim Whitney (bass) Laszlo Gardony (piano) Jamey Haddad, Larry Eagle (drums and percussion) with Ricky Skaggs (vocals, mandolin) John Scofield (guitar) Doug Wamble (guitar, vocals) Joe Walsh (mandolin, guitar) Laura Orshaw (fiddle) Yoron Israel (percussion) and members of the Berklee Faculty Big Band Recorded live as part of the Ray Charles Symposium at the Berklee College of Music, September 2012 We remember with love and appreciation founding Wayfaring Stranger John McGann.
"You Don't Know Me" performed by John Scofield, Steve Swallow, and Bill Stewart at Berklee College of Music's Ray Charles Symposium on September 22, 2012. Watch more: •BerkleePresents:RayCharlesSymposium,S...
"Busted" performed by John Scofield Quartet with Marcus Belgrave, at Berklee College of Music's Ray Charles Symposium on September 22, 2012. Watch more: •BerkleePresents:RayCharlesSymposium,S...
"Don't Let the Sun Catch You Crying" performed by Raul Midon with Big Band and Strings, at Berklee College of Music's Ray Charles Symposium on September 22, 2012. Watch more: •BerkleePresents:RayCharlesSymposium,S...
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