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Please join us for a very special evening in the Gallery!
At 7:00 pm, enjoy an intimate acoustic instrumental concert from Randy Roos and Jerry Leake on Saturday, June 20th at the WREN Gallery.
Randy and Jerry will perform instrumental music with acoustic guitar and percussion.
Randy Roos is the leader of Urethane, a member of Club d’Elf, Hall of Mirrors, and KR Collective, the owner of Squam Sound Recording and Production, and a professor at Berklee College. He received a Latin Grammy Award for Best Classical Album for recording, mixing and mastering Legado by Berta Rojas (2022), and an Emmy nomination for musical score for the movie A Celebration of Architecture. Learn more about Randy here.
Jerry Leake is a Professor of World Percussion at Berklee College of Music and the New England Conservatory. A performer, composer, and author, he leads the world-fusion group Cubist and co-founded Natraj and Club d’Elf, blending traditions from India, Africa, and the Americas. On tabla, he has performed with Ustad Ali Akbar Khan, Chitravina Ravikiran, and Kadri Gopalnath. A Berklee graduate, he studied with Gary Burton and Pablo Landrum, and later with master drummers in India and Ghana. The author of nine influential books on world percussion and a contributor to Percussive Notes, he also presented a TEDx talk, Harmonic Time, revealing his cross-cultural approach to rhythm and musical connection.
Author: WREN
WREN is a community organization open to all, providing educational and cultural opportunities in a supportive network. WREN provides technical assistance and educational opportunities for entrepreneurs, and administers the CDFA’s CDBG program. The Store and Gallery at WREN provide market access for local and regional artists and makers, and cultural experiences for locals and visitors alike. WREN organizes educational, cultural, and social events for the entire community, contributing to the vitality of the North Country. All are welcome at WREN!
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Please join us for a very special evening in the Gallery!
At 7:00 pm, enjoy an intimate acoustic instrumental concert from Randy Roos and Jerry Leake on Saturday, June 20th at the WREN Gallery.
Randy and Jerry will perform instrumental music with acoustic guitar and percussion.
Randy Roos is the leader of Urethane, a member of Club d’Elf, Hall of Mirrors, and KR Collective, the owner of Squam Sound Recording and Production, and a professor at Berklee College. He received a Latin Grammy Award for Best Classical Album for recording, mixing and mastering Legado by Berta Rojas (2022), and an Emmy nomination for musical score for the movie A Celebration of Architecture. Learn more about Randy here.
Jerry Leake is a Professor of World Percussion at Berklee College of Music and the New England Conservatory. A performer, composer, and author, he leads the world-fusion group Cubist and co-founded Natraj and Club d’Elf, blending traditions from India, Africa, and the Americas. On tabla, he has performed with Ustad Ali Akbar Khan, Chitravina Ravikiran, and Kadri Gopalnath. A Berklee graduate, he studied with Gary Burton and Pablo Landrum, and later with master drummers in India and Ghana. The author of nine influential books on world percussion and a contributor to Percussive Notes, he also presented a TEDx talk, Harmonic Time, revealing his cross-cultural approach to rhythm and musical connection.
Author: WREN
WREN is a community organization open to all, providing educational and cultural opportunities in a supportive network. WREN provides technical assistance and educational opportunities for entrepreneurs, and administers the CDFA’s CDBG program. The Store and Gallery at WREN provide market access for local and regional artists and makers, and cultural experiences for locals and visitors alike. WREN organizes educational, cultural, and social events for the entire community, contributing to the vitality of the North Country. All are welcome at WREN!
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