bobby mcferrin spirityouall - Hopkins Center for the Arts

presents
BOBBY MCFERRIN
SPIRITYOUALL
Funded in part by the NEA Access to Artistic Excellence, the Class of 1961 Legacy: The American
Tradition in Performance Fund, the David J. O’Connor Fund in Support of the Hopkins Center’s
Visiting Performing Artists Program, a Gift of Bayne and Jean Stevenson, the Marion and Frederick B.
Whittemore ’53, T’54 Distinguished Artist Series Fund and the Hopkins Center Membership Program.
Saturday, April 12, 2014 | 8 pm
Spaulding Auditorium | Dartmouth College
PROGRAM
Tonight’s program may include the following songs and will be announced from the stage.
All songs arranged by Gil Goldstein.
This performance is presented without an intermission.
Everytime
Swing Low
Joshua
Fix Me Jesus
Woe
I Shall Be Released
Whole World
Gracious
25:15
Wade
Glory
Jesus Makes it Good
Rest/Yes Indeed
Words & music by Bobby McFerrin
Words & music by Bob Dylan
Words & music by Bobby McFerrin
Words & music by Bobby McFerrin
Words & music by Bobby McFerrin
Words & music by Bobby McFerrin
BAND
Vocals...............................................................................................................................Bobby McFerrin
Music Director, Arranger, Piano, Electric Piano, Accordion................................................Gil Goldstein
Violin, Mandolin, National Resonator Guitar, Lap Steel.................................................David Mansfield
Acoustic and Electric Guitar..............................................................................................Armand Hirsch
Acoustic Bass.......................................................................................................................... Jeff Carney
Drums, Guitar, Bass Guitar, Vocals...........................................................................................Louis Cato
Vocals........................................................................................................................... Madison McFerrin
PROGRAM NOTES
Bobby McFerrin surprises us again, bringing it all
back home with his new album, spirityouall. Now
Bobby invites us to sit on the stoop awhile
and listen as he throws some unexpected new
ingredients into the melting pot and reinvents
Americana. He invites us back to the great folk
tradition of lifting our voices to sing together
through life's trials and triumphs.
Spirityouall features beloved familiar tunes like
He's Got the Whole World In His Hands and
Every Time I Feel The Spirit alongside original
songs which explore Bobby's everyday search for
grace, wisdom and freedom. The new material
ranges from a celebratory hoedown (Rest) to a
polemic anthem (Woe), to a down and dirty
blues setting of Psalm 25:15. This project
embraces Bobby's folk, rock and blues
influences without abandoning his fearless
improvisational approach or his never-ending
exploration of the human voice. He moves
seamlessly between lyrics and wordless lines,
trading phrases with his band, inviting the
audience to sing along. Bobby loves to sing this
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music, and it shows: spirityouall raises the roof
with joyful grooves.
Spirityouall continues Bobby's life-long quest to
integrate all the influences of the musical
universe. But as in so many great American tales,
sometimes it turns out that everything one is
searching for is in one’s own backyard. The
project honors the legacy of Bobby's father, the
great operatic baritone Robert McFerrin, Sr., the
first African American to sign a contract with the
Metropolitan Opera Company and a renowned
interpreter of the American Negro Spiritual. "I
always thought that someday I'd sing these
songs," Bobby says, "and that I'd have to find a
way of doing it that was completely different
from my father's approach. I think the idea has
been kicking around for at least a couple of
decades. And it was finally time." Three of the
traditional numbers featured on spirityouall—the
opening track Every Time I Feel the Spirit, Swing
Low Sweet Chariot and Fix Me, Jesus—also
appeared on the senior McFerrin's 1957 album
Deep River, but similarities end there. The
spirituals are about liberation and courage, the
human condition, the pioneering spirit, the
search for strength in the face of adversity and
the journey toward a better place, and Bobby's
versions reach for new territory.
Spirityouall is a deeply personal statement for
Bobby McFerrin. “I couldn’t do anything without
faith," he says. "I couldn’t open up my eyes, I
couldn’t walk, I couldn’t speak, I couldn’t sing.
What I want everyone to experience at the end of
my concerts is . . . .this sense of rejoicing. I don't
want the audience to be blown away by what I
do, I want them to have this sense of real joy,
from the depths of their being. Then you open
up a place where grace can come in." Lift your
voice, open your heart, and sing along.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
For decades Bobby McFerrin has broken all the
rules. The ten-time Grammy winner has blurred
the distinction between pop music and fine
art, goofing around barefoot in the world's
finest concert halls, exploring uncharted vocal
territory, inspiring a whole new generation of a
cappella singers and the beatbox movement.
His latest album, spirityouall, is a bluesy, feelgood recording, an unexpected move from
the music-industry rebel who singlehandedly
redefined the role of the human voice with his a
cappella hit Don't Worry, Be Happy, his
collaborations with Yo-Yo Ma, Chick Corea
and the Vienna Philharmonic, his improvising
choir Voicestra, and his legendary solo vocal
performances.
It's been the quietest and most polite of
revolutions. Bobby McFerrin was always an
unlikely pop star. He created a lasting ear-worm
of a number one hit early in his career. Then
he calmly went back to pursuing his own
iconoclastic musical journey, improvising on
national television, singing melodies without
words, spontaneously inventing parts for 60,000
choral singers in a stadium in Germany, ignoring
boundaries of genre, defying all expectations.
Most people don't know that Bobby came
from a family of singers. Bobby's father, the
Metropolitan Opera baritone Robert McFerrin,
Sr., provided the singing voice for Sydney Poitier
for the film version of Porgy & Bess, and his
mother Sara was a fine soprano soloist and voice
teacher. Bobby grew up surrounded by music of
all kinds. He remembers conducting Beethoven
on the stereo at three, hiding under the piano
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while his father and mother coached young
singers, dancing around the house to Louis
Armstrong, Judy Garland, Etta Jones and Fred
Astaire. He played the clarinet seriously as a
child, but he began his musical career as a
pianist, at the age of 14. He led his own jazz
groups, studied composition, toured with the
show band for the Ice Follies, played for dance
classes. Then one day he was walking home
and suddenly he understood that he had been a
singer all along.
Bobby's history as an instrumentalist and
bandleader is key to understanding his
innovative approach to mapping harmony and
rhythm (as well as melody) with his voice. "I can't
sing everything at once," he says, "but I can hint
at it so the audience hears even what I don't
sing." All that pioneer spirit and virtuosity has
opened up a great big sky full of new options for
singers; so have Bobby's experiments in multitracking his voice (Don't Worry, Be Happy has
seven separate, over-dubbed vocal tracks;
Bobby's choral album VOCAbuLarieS, with
Roger Treece, has thousands). But virtuosity
isn't the point. "I try not to ‘perform’ onstage,"
says Bobby. "I try to sing the way I sing in my
kitchen, because I just can't help myself. I want
audiences to leave the theater and sing in
their own kitchens the next morning. I want to
bring audiences into the incredible feeling of
joy and freedom I get when I sing." For more
information, visit www.bobbymcferrin.com and
the Bobby McFerrin page on Facebook. Bobby
McFerrin last performed at the Hopkins Center
in 2005.
CONNECTING ARTISTS TO THE COMMUNITY
While at Dartmouth, Bobby McFerrin hosted an invited rehearsal and discussion for Dartmouth singers and
local high school choral groups. For more information on Hop Outreach & Arts Education, call 603.646.2010
or visit hop.dartmouth.edu/online/outreach.
GABRIELA MONTERO piano
Wed | Apr 16 | 7 pM | spAulding AuditoriuM
This Venezuelan-born artist refreshes the classical repertoire,
playing with “crackling rhythmic brio, subtle shadings, steely
power...soulful lyricism...unsentimental expressivity” (The New
York Times). Her Hop concert includes Brahms’ Three Intermezzos,
Op. 117, among his most personal and moving compositions; and
Schumann’s Fantasy in C Major, Op. 17, considered a defining
Romantic work. She’ll also offer her fascinating improvisations
based on audience-suggested tunes that she transforms into
impromptu “classical” compositions.
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Lucy and Robert McLellan
M. K. Beach and Terry Osborne
Bartlett Leber and Andrew Rockwell
Jean A. Meck
Mary and David Otto
Michie and Frederick Rogers
Heidi Melbostad
Nicholas Ourusoff
Anne and John Rogers
Finetta V. A. Mellish
Betsy and Roger Owen
Virginia and Ellis Rolett
Margaret F. Menkov
David Pack
Nancy and Robert Romano
Roberta and Matthew Merrens
Kathy and Jeffrey Page
Lara and Joseph Ronan II
Sherry and Keith Merrick
Gerald L. Paist
Marie Rossachacj
Jill Michaels
Edgar Parrado
Diane M. Roston
Cheryl Boghosian and Neil Roth
Jacqueline Y. Smith
Linda and Edward Tober
Arline and Barry Rotman
Karen Du Bois and Kerrington Smith
Carol and Howard Trachtenberg
Priscilla and Peter Runstadler
Margaret L. Smith
Barbara B. Travis
Margaret Read and Charles Russell
Martia and Mark Smith
Ruth Friend and Michael Trimpi
Linda D. Rydman
Karen and Scott Smith
Paula Tsai
Janet Goldberger and Jeff Salloway
Jean and Stuart Smith Jr
Janine Kanzler and Michael Tsapakos
Laney Sammons
Pamela and Raymond Sobel
Michelle C. Turcotte-Smail
Charlotte J. Sanborn
Hilda and Robert Sokol
Lee and Stanley Udy Jr
Jane and Franklin Sanders
Maribel and John Souther
Marian B. Ulrich
Carolyn and Louis Sapir
Sarah and Steven Spencer
Cindy and Jim Varnum
Jennifer and Steven Sargent
Margaret E. Spicer
Casey P. Villard
Jan and Rick Sayles
Peregrine and Peter Spiegel
Noelle and Geoffrey Vitt
Molly P. Scheu
Carol B. Spindler
Margaret and Richard Voss
Jill and John Schiffman
Connie Anderson and Orson St. John
Susan and Timothy Wagg
Sue A. Schiller
David G. Stahl
Madeline I. Waid
Margaret and James Schmidt
Lynne and John Stahler
Ellen Waite-Franzen
Paula P. Schnurr
Betsy and Bruce Stefany
Karen Engdahl and Walter Wallace
Phyllis and Bob Schultz
Muriel and Robert Steinberg
Tracy and Rob Walsh
Diane Reinhardt and Rob Schultz
Ruth and Andrew Stephenson
Weifu Wang
Robert E. Schultz
Eleanor B. Stephenson
Jan and Curt Ward
Jeanne Childs and John Schumacher
Barbara and David Ward
Sarah and Bruce Schwaegler
Elizabeth Anderson and
Robert Stevens
Rosemarie and Louis Scibetta
Shyla Nelson and Andrew Stewart
Gail and John Wasson
Mary Lyons Scott and William Scott
Ruth W. Stokes
Deborah Nichols and John Watanabe
Audrey and Raymond Sears Jr
Jasmin Bihler and Elijah Stommel
Mary F. Waters
Paula and Raymond Seitz
Marcia and John Stone II
Katherine and Norman Watts
Karen and Marc Seltzer
Nan and William Stone
Kathy Weaver
Matthias W. Senger
Melinda and Richard Stucker
Dawn and Larry Weber
Nancy P. Sevcenko
Sarah Robson and
Swaminathan Subbiah
Claudia and Jonathan Weed
Martha Hennessey and
Stephen Severson
Andrew R. Supplee
Elizabeth J. Shabel
Barbara Sydney
Connie and Harry Sheehy
Claudia and Andreas Taenzer
Sheila and Lawrence Shulman
Alan Dean Talbot
Bonnie and David Siegal
Jill and Stuart Tane
Timothy R. Siegel
Sheila H. Tanzer
Diane Riley and Benjamin Silberfarb
Josephine Hanlon Tate
Anne and Peter Silberfarb
Nancy and Christopher Tatum
Emily and Joe Silver
Anne and Bruce Taylor
Deborah Springhorn and
Stephen Silver
Ching-Wen and Carl Taylor
Kitty and Clay Simpson
Sarah Powers and Michael Taylor
Maria Del Pilar Singleton and
David Singleton
Carolyn C. Tenney
Brenda E. Sirovich
Barrett and Anthony Thacher
Gregory W. Slayton
Cynthia S. Thompson
Margaret K. Sleeth
Ann and Dennis Thron
Carol and Roger Sloboda
Ella S. Tobelman
Christine and Jack Taylor
Ellen Terie
Carol and Charles Warren
Susan Weeks
Carol P. Weingeist
Chris Weinmann
Robin and Donald Weisburger
Betty and Edward Weisenfeld
Betsy and Harry Welch
Liz Ross and David Westby
Sandra and Maynard Wheeler
Jane and John Whelihan
Suzanne and Richard Whiting
Katherine and Stephen Wilkerson
Sarah Ousley Will and Charles B. Will
Mame Willey
Perry and John Williamson
Sybil B. Williamson
Margaret Parsons and James Wilson
Lois and Peter Winkler
Joanne and Doug Wise
Morton E. Wise
Barbara and Michael Woodard
Ruth A. Zales
Christianne and William Wohlforth
Deborah Hall and Mike Woods
Claudia Zayfert
Anne and Harry Wollman
Penelope and Peter Wright
Jeanne and William Zeilman
Joan M. Wolter
Julia and Martin Wybourne
Kristin and R. Stewart Wood
Judy Manley and Eugene Yeates
BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP
HOP MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES AND BENEFITS (July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014)
MEMBER | $100-$249
• Priority ticket processing of up to 4 tickets per
show*
• Invitation to sneak preview of new season’s
visiting artist performances
• Invitation to annual Hop Members’ event
• Advance notice of new live shows added to the
season
• Name listed in newsletter and select playbills
• Waived ticket processing fees
• Ticket exchange privileges
ADVOCATE | $250-$499
All of the above, plus:
• Priority ticket processing of up to 6 tickets per
show*
• 15% discount for dining at the Hanover Inn and
free valet parking with dinner reservation**
• Advance purchase priority for The Metropolitan
Opera: Live in HD series (Met Pass only)
PARTNER | $500-$999
All of the above, plus:
• Parking validation at the Hanover garage for
each show purchased
• Invitations to Partner events like open
rehearsals, panel discussions and receptions
INVESTOR | $1,000-$2,499
All of the above, plus:
• Invitation to a private event with a Hopkins
Center performing artist
• CD in your genre choice of the season’s
performances**
BENTLEY FELLOW | $2,500-$4,999
All of the above, plus:
• Preferred season ticketing
(early ordering deadline applies)
• Personalized ticketing service
• Name on plaque in Upper Jewett Corridor
• Invitation to performing arts trip with the
Hopkins Center’s Howard Gilman Director
BACKSTAGE CIRCLE | $5,000-$9,999
All of the above, plus:
• Invitation to lunch with the Hopkins Center’s
Howard Gilman Director
• Credit in printed program for sponsorship of
one Hop visiting performing artist event
TOP OF THE HOP | $10,000+
All of the above, plus:
• Commissioning opportunities are available at
this level
*P
riority ticket processing includes all Visiting Performing Artists and Hop Performance Ensembles and is based on availability.
**Acceptance of this benefit requires a deduction from the amount of your tax receipt. For complete details of categories and
benefits please see hop.dartmouth.edu/online/members
Now is the perfect time to join the excitement here at the Hop, in advance of the announcement of the 2014-2015
performance season! Become a new Hop Member by April 30, 2014—prior to our annual July/August registration
and renewal period—and your Membership will be valid for 14 months, through June 30, 2015. Join online at
hop.dartmouth.edu/online/members, or by calling Membership Coordinator Linda Lewis at 603.646.2006.
ALREADY A HOP MEMBER? PLEASE PASS THIS PLAYBILL ALONG TO A FRIEND
HOP MEMBERSHIP—BE A PART OF IT!
Member contributions provide crucial support for
Hopkins Center programs that delight, inform
and inspire Upper Valley audiences of all ages.
Your membership gift helps the Hop introduce
young children and families to the thrill of live
performance, open doors to a world of creative
discovery for area pre-K–12 students, and bring
the quality and variety of world-class artists you
love to Hop stages each season. In appreciation,
we are pleased to provide Members with valuable
insider benefits that enrich their performing
arts experience.
• BE THE FIRST TO PURCHASE TICKETS
• ATTEND UNIQUE EVENTS
• ENGAGE WITH ARTISTS
• CONNECT TO YOUR COMMUNITY
By becoming a Hopkins Center Member, you join a vibrant community
of people who share a passion for the arts and a commitment to
exceptional cultural opportunities for our region. Support the vitality
of the arts in the Upper Valley by becoming a Hop Member today!
HOP MEMBERS MAKE IT HAPPEN
hop.dartmouth.edu/online/members
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE GOSPEL CHOIR
Reunify!
WalT CunningHaM director
Sun | aPr 27 | 2 PM | SPaulDing auDiTOriuM
Some favorite voices from Cunningham’s 11 years at the
helm of this choir join the ensemble in this reunion
concert. Get ready to groove to some gospel choir
favorites—with new songs sprinkled in to the mix, for
a not-to-be-missed program. With a punch-packing
20-piece band and high-energy numbers, it’s rousing
music, community and just a good ol’ time.
MARTHA REDBONE ROOTS PROJECT
THu | May 1 | 7 PM | SPaulDing auDiTOriuM
If you like the Carolina Chocolate Drops, get ready for Martha Redbone!
Kentucky-born, Brooklyn-raised and of Cherokee, Choctaw and AfricanAmerican descent, Martha Redbone inhabits the crossroads of American
culture. Leading a great band of roots-acoustic players, she delivers a unique,
award-winning blend of Native American rhythms mixed with funk, Appalachian
folk and Piedmont blues. The concert draws on her latest CD, in which she
wraps her “supremely soulful” (MOJO) voice and melodies around the work
of visionary 19th-century English poet William Blake.
American Sign Language Interpreted
For tickets or more info call the Box Office at 603.646.2422 or visit hop.dartmouth.edu. Sign up for
weekly HopMail bulletins online or become a fan of “Hopkins Center, Dartmouth” on Facebook
HOPKINS CENTER MANAGEMENT STAFF
Jeffrey H. James Howard Gilman Director
Marga Rahmann Associate Director/General Manager Joseph Clifford Director of Audience Engagement
Jay Cary Business and Administrative Officer Bill Pence Director of Hopkins Center Film
Margaret Lawrence Director of Programming Joshua Price Kol Director of Student Performance Programs
HOPKINS CENTER BOARD OF OVERSEERS
Austin M. Beutner ’82
Kenneth L. Burns H’93
Barbara J. Couch
James W. Giddens ’59
Allan H. Glick ’60, T’61, P’88
Barry Grove ’73
Caroline Diamond Harrison ’86, P’16
Kelly Fowler Hunter ’83, T’88, P’13, P’15
Please turn off your cell
phone inside the theater.
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Assistive Listening Devices
available in the lobby.
Richard P. Kiphart ’63
Robert H. Manegold ’75, P’02, P’06
Nini Meyer
Hans C. Morris ’80, P’11, P’14 Chair of the Board
Robert S. Weil ’40, P’73 Honorary
Frederick B. Whittemore ’53, T’54, P’88, P’90, H’03
Jennifer A. Williams ’85
Diana L. Taylor ’77 Trustee Representative
D A RT M O UTH
If you do not wish to keep your playbill, please
RECYCLES discard it in the recycling bin provided in the lobby.
Thank you.