Welcome to Evergreen
The Stan Getz Library has a brand new catalog with auto suggest, book and score cover art, and a ton of filtering options. These and other new features are likely to make the searching experience better than ever–but first you have to know how to leverage them! Stop by for an hour session that will walk you through the tips and tricks that will make finding stuff in the library a breeze this semester.
The library will be holding two identical sessions over from 1:00-2:00pm on October 10 and 11. Sign up through the link provided on the library website: library.berklee.edu.
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Jake Hanna book launch with author Maria Judge
October 10th, 5:30-8:00PM
150 Massachusetts Ave, Media Lab
Jake Hanna joined Toshiko Akiyoshi’s trio in Boston in 1957 after studying at the Berklee School of Music. He played with Maynard Ferguson (1958) and Woody Herman’s Orchestra (1962-64) and did extensive work as a studio musician both in and out of jazz, including ten years as the drummer for the Merv Griffin Show big band (1964-75). He recorded numerous albums for Concord Jazz, and his 1975 Grammy-nominated recording of Live at Concord, which he co-led with trombonist Carl Fontana, was the label’s biggest seller up to that point.
Learn more about this highly skilled, self-effacing jazz drummer, known as readily for his superb musicianship as he was for his wit. Join the Berklee Bookstore for a book signing and live music with Phil Wilson at 5:30PM. Then walk across the street to the Stan Getz Library for a reading, video, and interviews with the author & Berklee community members. See the events section of the for more information: facebook.com/StanGetzLibrary
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Give me the Banjo
October 10th, 6:00-8:30PM
150 Massachusetts Ave, Media Lab
October 10th, 6:00-8:30PM
150 Massachusetts Ave, Media Lab
Featuring such banjo greats as Béla Fleck, Earl Scruggs, and Taj Mahal, GIVE ME THE BANJO delves into the complex history of the banjo, from its origins in Africa and its development in early America to the present day.
Join us post-screening for a Q&A with film producer Marc Feilds, Banjo Artists Residency manager Dave Hollender, and Visiting Artists Bill Keith & Tony Trischka. (Hang around long enough and they just might just play you a tune or two… 
This event is free and open to all, but requires an RSVP. If you want to secure a seat, please fill out the form linked to the web banner on the library website: library.berklee.edu
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Research You Can Do in Your Pajamas
October 17 OR 18, 1:00-1:50PM
150 Massachusetts Ave, Learning Center
Are you one of those people that can’t be bothered to come all the way to the library? Or perhaps you’re just a chronic procrastinator, who ends up in a bind 2:00AM before a paper is due and the library building is closed?
This session will walk you through the books, magazines, and music that’s available to you without ever leaving your bed. (Wearing pajamas to the session is optional–wearing clothes is mandatory.)
The library will be holding two identical sessions over from 1:00-2:00pm on October 17 and 18. Sign up through the link provided on the library website: library.berklee.edu.
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