18 - Friday, July 12, 1991 -— North Shore News

North Shore musicians plan annual retreat

THE NORTH Vancouver based
West Coast Amateur Musicians
recently announced that the eighth
annual Shawnigan Lake Music
Holiday, a music camp for adults
and families, will take place from
July 21 to 28 at Shawnigan Lake
School on Vancouver Isiand.

“Wei are very lucky to attract
teachers of such a high calibre,’’
says camp director Jack Downs.
“In fact, the camp was such a
success last summer that all the
staff wanted to return and over
60% of our participants come
back each year.”’

Sessions are offered in chamber
music, vocal singing, madrigals,
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piano class, music appreciation,
guitar, computer music, handbells,
and woodwind techniques. There
are also daily opportunities for
participants to perform.

The children’s program for 6 to
12 year-olds includes drama,
music, arts, crafts and swimming,
and it will be ted by Kevin
O'Neill.

Mary Sokol Brown, first violin-
ist with the Vancouver Symphony
Orchestra, will teach the children's
string program and coach small
ensembles.

The program enables parents to
enrol in the adult sessions. After-
noons are free for hiking, swim-
ming, tennis, informal music-mak-
ing, or exploring scenic Vancouver

Island.

Other staff members include
Stephen Wilkes, violist and music
director; Bob  Bardston, — cellist:
Gerald van Wyck, choral director;
Janet Warren, voeal jazz; Jerry
Domer, oboist; Mary Ellenton,
guitar; Richard Epp. pianist;
David Garfinkle, human tune-up;
Karen Epp and Liz Baker, re-
corder and early music: and Brian
Fairholm, computer music
specialist.

Two outstanding teachers com-
ing from the U.S. are Mark
Sokol, a former first violinist with
the Concord String Quartet and
chamber music coach; and Max
Schoenfeld, flutist ancl chamber
music coach from Hlinois State

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ALL artists will perform in the
summer evening concert series to
which the general public is invited.

The music camp is sponsored by
West Coast Amateur Musicians
Society, which provides some bur-

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saries and family discounts.

For a free brochure, write to
Shawnigan Lake Music Holiday,
943 Clements Avenue, North
Vancouver, B.C. V7R 2K8, or call
(604) 980-5341. Special rates for
day students are also available.

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