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NORTH SHORE Chamber

Music Society’s Junior
Awards were presented on
Sunday afternoon at Klee
Wyck, in West Vancouver.
Three string ensembles per-
formed and were awarded
with a total of $300 in cash
prizes and a professional
critique by Dr. Hans-Karl
Piltz of the Faculty of Music
at U.B.C. -

The Society developed the
Junior Awards program to
encourage young players to
discover the joys of playing
chamber music — a very dif-
ferent experience from or-
chestral playing. Judging

enthusiasm.
Vivian Waters present
Pachelbel’s Kanon with
Joanne Bergstrand, Bass,
and Carolyn’ Bergstrand,
Greg and Karen Baker,
violins. A Telemann Concer-
to for four violins was per-
formed by Kirsten Price, Bet-
ty Yip, Serena Quinn and
Morgan Pendleton. This
group, was presented by
Gaspare Chiarelli. Greg and
Karen Baker also took part in
the last performance with
Nicholas Maloff, Viola and
Jason Druckies, cello. This
String Quartet was presented
by Norma Wilson of the

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phasized the need to both
listen and watch in chamber
music for the best feeling of
ensemble. He congratulated
the students on their level of
performance and also on ven-
turing into a new kind of
musical experience.

from Sunday’s performance, North Vancouver School
the future of chamber music Board. They played two
on the North Shore is minuets, one by Haydn, one
assured; there is an abun- by Mozart.

dance of talent and Piltz’s comments em-

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Gerald Stanick viola,
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Bartok, Bax, Devienne, and
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