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AT GRANVILLE ISLAND

Putting on musical airs

GRANVILLE Island Project
is presenting five weeks of
‘free music, performed out-
%f-doors for everyone on
Granville Island.
. From August 10 through
September 16, fine local
musicians will perform
acoustic brass and chamber
music.

You are invited to’ relieve

the strain of your day by .

listening to the soothing
strains of baroque; classical
and early music presented
free in a relaxed, casual at-
mosphefe in the fresh air.
Everyday, except
days, from noon to 2 p.m.
and from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.,
you can grop by for a musical
break, or bring a picnic and
stay for an entire perfor-
mance under the striped tent

Christmas crafts deadline

PRESENTATION House
continues its December tradi-
tion by announcing plans for
the 8th Annual Christmas
Craft Fair.

Serious craftspeople will
have the opportunity to ex-
hibit their finely-crafted
wares in a_ professional,
gallery setting amongst tradi-
tional decoration and lively
entertainment - a perfect en-
vironment to present quality
work to the public in time for
Christmas gift-giving.

The Fair dates are as

follows: Session I - December

on Round Point, at the east
end of the island, adjacent to
the Granville Island Hotel.

It’s the perfect setting to
enjoy professional and
amateur trios, quartets,
quintets and bands, many of
which have members from
the other Vancouver Sym-
phony Orchestra, the CBC
Chamber Orchestra or who
teach with music faculties in
greater Vancouver.

And perfect for this pro-
gram is the early music of
Harmonie, laying works

# commissioned. by courts of
Mon- '

the eighteepfti century, music
especially written to be
played outdoors.

Bassoon, clarinet and oboe
will blend pleasingly when
the Vancouver Wind Trio
performs. Led by Gene

6 to 9, Session II - December
3 to 16, Session III (consign-
ment only) - December 8 to
23. Sessions | and IJ will in-
clude a consignment area co-
ordinated and run by Presen-
tation House staff, in addi-
tion to the large booth areas
where the public will have the
opportunity to meet with the
artist.

All submissions will be
juried to ensure quality of
technique and a creative ap-
proach to the medium. In-
terested craftspeople are ask-
ed to submit a maximum of 8
slides or photographs of their

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Ramsbottom, this well
known group is popular in
schools and in concert.

You won’t want to miss
Contra-Band, the amazing
tuba trio who will astound
you with their virtuosity.
And speaking of brass, you’ll
hear the best with such pro-
fessionals as Just Brass
Quintet, Trilogy Brass, Toc-
cata Brass Quartet and
Cypress. Brass.

On some quieter notes,
you'll be lulled by sweet
madrigals from Vox
Humana, a six-voice ensem-
ble and Takeo Yamashiro
will soothe with meditation
music played on a
schkauhachi. You’il hear
these and others perform
several times over the five
weeks; performances are ap-

work, along with an applica-
tion form and the registration
fee ($5). The deadline for
submission is September 30.
Past Craft Fairs at Presen-
tation House have displayed
a diverse, sometimes exotic,
array of quality work .

Craftspeople will not want
to miss this opportunity to
participate in Presentation
House’s largest, most ex-
citing Fair to date. All ques-
tions or requests for applica-
tion forms and information
sheets should be directed to:
Christmas Craft -Fair Co-

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a 15-minute interval between _.
sets.

This special program of
free outdoor music will add
another delicious flavor to
Granville Island, sure to be
applauded by all Island-
goers. Join the residents,
visitors, workers and
students on Granville Island
for a breath of some fresh-air
music.

Produced with the
assistance of Musicians Per-
formance Trust Fund;
American Federation of
Musicians Local 145; City of
Vancouver; Granville Island
Project; Heritage Festival
Society.

For information call the
Heritage Festival Society,
687-7697.

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