28 - Sunday, February 17, 1985 - North Shore News

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TT FOR SCHOOL BREAK

Disney classic resurfaces

ONE OF Walt Disney's
greatest triumphs, Fantasiu,
is‘ celebrating its 45th an-
niversary this year as its
popularity reaches greater
heights than ever before.

Fantasia established
animation as the true art
form that it is, introduced
stereophonic sound to mo-
tion pictures. and also
popularized classical music
with moviegoing audiences.
It triumphantly returns with
a brand new state-of-the-art

soundtrack that is at once
faithful to the great Leopold
Stokowski’s original score,
and is in keeping with the
film’s tradition as an in-
novator in the use of sight
and sound.

Two-time Academy
Award-winner (The Sound of
Music. West Side Story} \r-
win Kostal conducted and
supervised the re-recording
of Fantasia using the largest
group of musicians cver
brought together for a recor-
ding session — 125 hand-

BC Boys Choir

wants you

LOWER MAINLAND
youths are being given a
chance to travel and all that
it will cost them is a song.

The world-reknowned
British Columbia Boys
Cholir will hold auditions
for new members.

Double
jazz

HANDSWORTH SCHOOL
jazz vands are spectacular
and they’re out to prove the
point — twice.

On the night of February
20 — this Wednesday — it
will be a Junior Night of
Music in the large gym of
the high school starting at
7:30 p.m,

Then on Tuesday, Feb.
26, the event is Spectacular
If at Centennial Theatre,
again starting at 7:30 p.m.

Spectacular 1 will feature
the school’s senior band and
guest performers. Admission
to both concerts is $3 for
adults and $! for seniors and
students.

The senior and the junior
jazz bands from the school
finished first and second at
‘the recent Surrey Jazz Festi-
val and saxophonist Ken

Hoffman was named best
senior soloist.

Recorders
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No previous experience is
necessary and organziers
point to the boys choir as a
first-class opportunity for
both travel and training in
the vocal arts.

Boys between the ages of
eight and 24 years of age are
eligible for the choir.

To arrange for an audition
contact Anne Brailev at
266-0952, Katharine
Trueman at 988-6744 or Don
Forbes al 922-3961.

Picked studio musicians in
all!

When it first burst on the
scene in 1940, Disney techni-
cians in collaboration with
RCA created ‘*Fantasound,"’
a directional and third
dimensional effect which
allowed audiences of that day
to hear the music of a great
symphony orchestra with a
startling and rich new
realism. Fantasia's bold new
digital and Dolby stereo
soundtrack is designed to ex-

cite audiences of today in
much the same way that
‘“Fantasound’’ affected
moviegoers in 1940. Certain-
ly no improvements could be
made in the beautiful visual
interpretations of the music
of Bach, Becthoven,
Tchaikovsky and other music
greats featured on the

soundtrack.

In color by Technicolor
and recorded in Dobly sterco,
Fantasia is
Buena Vista.

re-released by

“The Marx Brothers of Brass” (New Fork Times)

In Concert with the Vancouver Chamber Choir

Wed. Feb. 20

8:60 p.m.

ORPHEUM

Generously
sponsored by VANEIITS

A CBC
Broadcast Event

Tickets: VTC outlets, CBO, Eaton's, Woodward's.

Credit Card Line: 280-4444

Information: 738-6322

A Bencfit Concert for the
Vancouver Chamber Choir Endowment Fund

& SASSY

Back by popular demand
Opening Feb. 18
Come in, relax and enjoy.

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On Robson

THE GENERAL public will
have an opportunity to see
some of the work produced
by students in the Studio Art
department of Capil:no Col-

lege, when their exhibition
goes on show at the Robson
Square Media Centre later
this month.

Entitled ‘Aspects of Pain-
ting and Printmaking”’, the
show will feature selected
works of 10 artists studying
in the Art Institute program,

and the second year of the
Studio Art program,

Works will be chosen to
show the advanced and
diverse nature of two dimen-
sional work produced within
the department, as well as to
give an in-depth look at the
unique vision of each of the
artists.

“Aspects of Painting and
Printmaking’’ starts today
and runs to March 2 from J1
a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, except
Sundays.

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