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ADELE CLARK will be travelling to Kamloops to
participate in the B.C. Festival of the Arts. A resident
of North Vancouver, she has been studying classical
voice for the last five years working towards a career in
opera. She will be representing Coquitlam as the
regional finalist in the competition at the end of June.

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CELEBRATING 250 YEARS OF MUSIC

On Saturday May 29 at 8
p.m. at the West Vancouver
United Church (21st and
Esquimalt), the United
Choristers are presenting a
festival mass in honor of the
250th agniversary of Franz
Josef Haydn's birth (1732-
1809) in Austria. the son of a
wheelwnght who was also an
organist of his village
church, Haydn became the
choir master for Prince
Esterhazy and was the
teacher of Beethoven and
other leading composers of
the time.

Widely respected for his
creative talent as Composer
and musician, he was also
well-liked for his sunny and
well-balanced disposition.
He twice visited England and
received an honorary degree

at Oxford. He composed
three oratorios, a number of
masses, cantatas, and songs,
more than 100 symphonies.
and many concertos,
quartets, etc. He is credited
with having perfected the
chamber music quartet.

Conducting the concert is
Rupert Lang, organist and
choirmaster for the West
Vancouver United Church.
Born in Manitoba, Lang
graduated with honours
from Cambridge University
in England. A licentiate of
the Royal Academy of
Music, he played with the
Vancovuer Opera
Association, the Community
Music School at Vancouver
and in numerous churches.
Well known as a promising
young composer, his

recorded works have been
played on the CBC.

Soloists are Heather
Sabourin, soprano, who
trained in the music
department at UBC and who
has performed with the
Okanagan Symphony, the
UBC Opera Department, the
University Singers, and the
Vancouver Mozart Society.

William Kelly, base, has
been a_ soloist with the
Cantata Singers and Handel
Society of Vancouver and
with the Montreal Bach
Choir. He has also sung with
the Vancouver Chamber
Choir. Kathryn Nicholson,
alto, has sung with the
Toronto Mendelsohn Choir,
the Ontario Place Singers,
and with the Canadian
Opera Company Chorus.

FOR REGIONAL COMPETITION

A North Shore theatre
group. will travel to
Kamloops in June to
compete in the provincial
Theatre B.C. finals at the
first annual B.C. Festival of
the Arts.

The Festival of the Arts,
which will take place June 2
to June 5, 1s a government
sponsored showcase of
amateur art involving
provincial level competinon
in music, dance, drama, and
fine art. Along with com-
petinons, the Festival will
feature master classes,
demonstrations, and en-
tertainment.

The Actors Company,
from Horseshoe Bay/ West
Vancouver, became eligible
for competition at the B.C

Festival of the Arts by
winning the Theatre B.C.,
North Shore zone regional
competition.

The group, consisting of
Graham Cowley, Richard
Sah, Duncan Cleathero,
Colin’ O'Hanlon, Tony
Walters, Chris Duggan,
Nancy Ebert, Sheila Aron,
David Burns, Roger Nen-
dick, Kevin Manning, Terry
Pedersen, Amyn Sunderji,
Rob Fink, Jerry Bean and
Mary-Louise McClausland is
the director.

The crew includes Sheila
Dodd, producer, Carol
Stafford and Adnan Smith.

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Happy Birthday, dear Haydn

Craig Thompkins, tenor, has
a music degree from Queens
University and is presently
singing with the Vancouver
Chamber Choir and has sung
with the Vancouver Festival
Singers. He is an_= ac-
complished flutist.

The program includes
Haydn’s Mass in time of War
and his Concerto in C for
organ and strings. Rupert
Lang has formed a chamber
orchestra composed of
leading musicians in the
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company the choir and
soloists. After the concert a
reception will be held, to
which all are invited, in
which a_ special cake,
donated by Woodwards, will
be shared in honor of one of
the greatest composers of all
time.

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