B10 - Wednesday, November 14, 1984 - North Shore News

IN CONCERT

UBC celebrates 25 years of music

INTERNATIONALLY
known soprano Judith Forst
will lead a star-studded cast

of performers,
renowned concert pianist
Robert Silverman and
celebrated soprano Alexan-
dra Browning, in an exciting
concert celebrating the 2Sth

including

Anniversary of the UBC
MUSIC DEPARTMENT.
UBC MUSIC - 25 Years, a
gala performance at the Or-
pheum Theatre on March 1,
1985 at 8 p.m., will mark the
passing of a quarter century
since the department admit-
ted its first Bachelor of Music

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class in 1959. Since that tame,
the UBC Music Department
has emerged as one of the
leading music schools in the
country.

The concert will form the
centrepiece for an ambitious
fund-raising drive. The
Music School is badly in need
of scholarship funds: $16,000
towards a $90,000 goal has
already ben raised and pro-
ceeds from this Anniversary
Scholarship Fund.

The fund-raising commit-
tee, under the chairmanship

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STAINMENT

of John Hodgins, well-
known Vancouver invest-
ment consultant, is seeking

the large portion of dona-
uons through fmends of
music in the city and friends
of the University. Itis offer-
ing preferred seating and
other benefits for all tax
deductible donations of $25
or more, and free program
advertising to corporate
sponsors. Those wishing [to
contribute should) contact
Department Head, Dr.
William Benjamin, at

228-2079.

The UBC Music School
has been a major catalyst in
the development of a
sophisticated musical climate
in Vancouver, and has con-
tributed massively to cultural
life here through its own con-
cert series (190 performances
last year). Honorary Patrons
Maureen Forrester (renown-
ed contralto and newly ap-
pointed Chairman of the
Canada Council), Mavor
Moare (author, producer,
and past Chairman of the

Maestro

Canada Council),
Kazuyoshi Aktyama, UBC
President George Pedersen,
and UBC Chancellor Robert
Wyman all extend an invita-
uon to join them in honour-
ing this tremendous contribu-
ution tO Our city.

The performance will be
given Friday, March I at 8
p.m., in the Orpheum
Theatre. Tickets will go on
sale at all Vancouver Ticket
Centre outlets early in
February. General admission
will be $12.

Still time for orchestra

ALTHOUGH the deadline
for apphcations to audition
in person for the 1985S Na-
tional Youth Orchestra has
passed, it is still possible for
young orchestral musicians
to apply to audition by
cassette Interested ap-
pheants should immediately

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end of November.

Many hundreds of applica
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beginning in) November in

over thirty cities across
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