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YOUTH STRING ENSEMBLE |

Local Korean music group forms

A NEW musical group featuring
Korean-Canadian youths is i‘eing
formed this month in West Van-
couver to perform classical as well
as traditional Korean music.

Named the Korean Canadian
Youth String Ensemble, the group

| Art
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A COURSE in making two and
three-dimensiona! images is sched-
uled to begin today at the North
Vancouver Recreation Centre as a
new program addition.

Taught by one-time West Van-
couver resident Michele
Wollstonecroft, the course requires
each student to take an object and
visually explore that subject.

An interdisciplinary study of
drawing, painting and sculpture,
the. eight-week course is billed as
giving students understanding of
color, form and space.

‘For more information“ call the
North Vancouver Recreation Cen-
tre at 988-6166. ‘

Students
show works

THE SEYMOUR Art Gallery is
presenting a three-school art exhib-
it to May 14. .

Students from Seycove Second-
ary, Burrard View and Sherwood
Park schools have a number of
their: works on display at the 1204
Caledonia Avenue gallery in North
Vancouver. | te,

Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. Monday to Friday and 7 p.m.
to 3 p.m. on Wednesday. For more
information call 929-7987. .

WV artist
displays
watercolors

A MARINE watercolor’ exhibition
by West Vancouver artist
Rosemary Schouw is on display at
the West Vancouver Memoria!
Library until the end of April.
Titled Ocean Edges, Schouw's
works have included architecture,
architectural renderings, water-
color technique and design.
Schouw, an accomplished

boater, lives near the water and
paints from her studio on Gambier
Island.

The West Vancouver Memorial
Library is at 1950 Marine Drive.
For more information call’ 926-
3291.

will include 11 to 18-year-old

senior student musicians from all

throughout the Lower Mainland.
“This new. ensemble will also
provide a much-needed outlet for
our second generation of
Korean-Canadian youth,"’ said
ensemble coordinator Uookhi

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Park.

The group will promote the
cause of music and foster cultural
understanding. Traditional
Korean music and costumes are an
important part of the ensemble.

“We're going to wear traditional
Korean dress,’’ said Park, who

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describes Korean music as ‘‘a dif-
ferent type of music, really a dif-
ferent language.””

Many of the new ensemble’s
players perform with’ prestigious
ensembles such as the Vancouver
Youth Orchestra and the Delta and
Surrey youth orchestras.

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Conductor Lloyd Blackman has
worked with the Regina and
Nanaimo symphonies.

The Korean Canadian Youth
String Ensemble begins rehearsals
next month at the Goh Ballet
Academy in Vancouver. For more
information call Park at 926-7799,

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