B10 - Sunday, November 27, 1983 - North Shore News

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CHRISTMAS

FRI. DEC.9 8:30 §
THE ORPHEUM

Jon Washburn. A glorious

Conductor. feast of
musie that
reaches back to
Christimases

Vancouver
Chamber Choir.
CBC Vaneouver
Orchestra.
Debra Parker.

Soprano,

Donald Liuamb.
Baritone,

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PROFESSIONAL ATMOSPHERE

Orchestra needs winds

THIS SEASON the North
Shore Chamber Orchestra
has welcomed John Mat-
thews as its new conductor. A
first violin with the Van-
couver Symphony Orchestra,
Matthews also brings exten-
sive conducting and teaching
experience to the North
Shore orchestra. Educated tn
Zurich and Geneva, he has
spent most of his profes-
sional life in British Colum-
bia. He has been associated
with the symphonies in Vic-
toria and the Okanagan and
is also a founding member of
the Baroque Strings of Van-
couver as well as the Rossini
Strings.

The North Shore group is
ready for his professional
touch. Under the direction of
Peter Slemon of Capilano
College, the orchestra has
grown steadily over the last
four years and now consists
of over twenty strings. It is

expected that Matthews will
draw even more players. His
teaching skill is apparent
throughout rehearsals.
Demands for work and im-
proved performance increase
rather than detract from the
enjoyment of playing.

Matthews is also keen to
recruit some clarinets, oboes,
flutes, maybe even a bas-
soon. A woodwind section
would enable the orchestra to
increase its repertoire and in-
clude some of the early sym-
phonies. Interested winds
should call John Matthews at
926-2885.

The orchestra is working
towards its first major public
concert in the Spring.
Rehearsals are on
Wednesdays, 7:30-10:00 p.m.
at Carson Graham Secondary
School in North Vancouver,
so if you want to play, come
along, or if you are a listener
watch for details of the up-
coming concert.

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F.O.B. (Fresh Off The Boat)
is the newest play produced

JOYFUL
NEW MUSICAL
TREAT

by Crossroads multicultural
theatre company.

With the support and co
operauon of the Chinese
Community, Crossroads
Theatre has brought together
for the first time inp Van
couver, an all Asian cast in
an English
production

1 OB depicts the struggle
of Chinese immigrants and
succeeding generations, 10
the pursuit of ther identity
Director Kate
cited by the
levels,

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which caxplore facets
ot cultural assimilation,
legend and feminism = The
cast features Raymond Dany
Angela Stu
Wong

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