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About Greg Lander
Gregory N. Lander
Whitman, MA
Tel: 781-447-4906
EDUCATION
Berklee College of Music
1140 Boylston Street
Boston, MA
Completed 4 year program
Degree in Arranging and Composition
MUSICIAN
Born in Brighton, MA in 1953, Greg began performing musically at the age of 13. By the age of 19, he was writing his own songs. Since then, he has performed at hundreds of corporate and political events including Massachusetts Senator John Kerry’s inaugural ball in 1998, four consecutive years as guitarist and “Que” in the pit-band for the annual “Hatch Awards” ceremonies (New England Media awards for excellence in advertising), and at the grand opening ceremonies at the new Boston Fleet Center. He has performed in various bands, opening for many national acts including “John Cafferty”, “The Monkees”, “The Grass Roots”, “Richie Havens”, “James Montgomery”, “Sly and the Family Stone”, and at the 1982 Hampshire Jazz Festival for “Weather Report”. He has recorded vocally and instrumentally, arranged and composed on many professional recording projects, including the soundtrack to 1979 film documentary “Since 45” - *Nominated for 1979 Academy Awards. Greg can currently be heard performing in and around Boston with the band “Mystique”, or visit www.BandMystique.com.
Whitman, MA
Tel: 781-447-4906
EDUCATION
Berklee College of Music
1140 Boylston Street
Boston, MA
Completed 4 year program
Degree in Arranging and Composition
MUSICIAN
Born in Brighton, MA in 1953, Greg began performing musically at the age of 13. By the age of 19, he was writing his own songs. Since then, he has performed at hundreds of corporate and political events including Massachusetts Senator John Kerry’s inaugural ball in 1998, four consecutive years as guitarist and “Que” in the pit-band for the annual “Hatch Awards” ceremonies (New England Media awards for excellence in advertising), and at the grand opening ceremonies at the new Boston Fleet Center. He has performed in various bands, opening for many national acts including “John Cafferty”, “The Monkees”, “The Grass Roots”, “Richie Havens”, “James Montgomery”, “Sly and the Family Stone”, and at the 1982 Hampshire Jazz Festival for “Weather Report”. He has recorded vocally and instrumentally, arranged and composed on many professional recording projects, including the soundtrack to 1979 film documentary “Since 45” - *Nominated for 1979 Academy Awards. Greg can currently be heard performing in and around Boston with the band “Mystique”, or visit www.BandMystique.com.
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