2016-2017 season All concerts on the Main Stage in Wayland High School's North Building. Friday, October 7, 2016 at 8:00 pm Greg Hopkins Six-tet Greg Hopkins, trumpet and flugelhorn; Arnie Krakowsky, tenor sax; Shannon LeClaire, alto sax; Jeff Galindo, trombone; Tim Ray, piano; John Lockwood, bass; Joe Hunt: drums Berklee Professor Emeritus Greg Hopkins brings his accomplished jazz sextet to perform a tribute to Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn, including works such as:     It Don’t Mean a Thing     Raincheck     Amad     Smada     Lana Turner (aka: Charpoy)     Perdido     Lush Life     In A Sentimental Mood     The Little Brown Book     Caravan     Bloodcount Friday, December 2, 2016 at 8:00 pm Nick Tolle, cimbalom and Jennifer Ashe, soprano The cimbalom, a Hungarian instrument invented in 1874, is a cousin of the hammer dulcimer. Nick Tolle is its premier performer in New England. Jennifer Ashe is a familiar voice to Wayland Concert Series audiences. She starred in our special concert celebrating Wayland's 375th birthday, and featuring New England vocal music from 1640 to 2013. A versatile performer, she sings ancient music with Blue Heron and the Handel and Haydn Society, and the newest music with the Boston Modern Orchestra Project and elsewhere. Mischa Saskind-Pearl: The Plum Gatherer Marti Epstein: Mary Magdalen Andy Vores: Hard Songs (World Premiere) Friday, January 20, 2017 at 8:00 pm Duo Cello e Basso Cellist Emmanuel Feldman and bassist Pascale Delache-Feldman demonstrate the amazing richness and flexibility of the lower half of the string family. Jean-Battiste Barrière: Sonate à deux Reinhold Glière: Suite for cello and bass Emmanuel Feldman: Enigma #1 Astor Piazzolla: Five Tangos for cello and bass