8 - Wednesday, August 16, 1989 - North Shore News

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VSO to play in NV

WHAT BETTER way is there to
spend this Thursday evening than
to attend a free Vancouver Sym-
phony Orchestra outdoor concert,
at 7:30 p.m., at North Vancouver's
Waterfront Park?

Located at 200 block Esplanade,
the park will be reverberating with
Gershwin’s Strike Up tne Band,
Grieg’s Peer Gynt Suite, Strauss
Jr.'s Blue Danube Waltz and
Thunder and Lightning Polka, as
well as Vangelis’ Chariots of Fire
and the Pacific Suite of Conway
Baker.

The evening will wrap up with
the thunderous strains of
Tchailovsky’s 1812 Overture.

Re's McKay, who was one of
the instigators of the concert, is
particularly enthusiastic about the
location of the Aug. 17 event at
Waterfront Park.

“With the the Vancouver skyline

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and the ships going by — it's a
million dollar view,’’ said McKay,
who is hoping there will be future
performances there,

It’s also good value. The cost of
putting the concert on, about
$30,000, has been greatly subsidiz-
ed (through the efforts of the VSO
Waterfront Park Committee) by
the North Shore business com-
munity as well as the District and
City of North Vancouver.

The concert will feature Victoria
Symphony music director Peter
McCoppin, who was trained at the
University of Toronto as well as in
the U.S. and Europe.

A former resident conductor of
the Edmonton Symphony Or-
chestra and principal conductar of
the Alberta Ballet Company, Mc-
Coppin has become weil known
for his performances in the Orient
and in Vancouver during Expo '86.

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People planning to attend the
concert should come early and br-
ing a folding chair or blanket.

Wine and other refreshments
will be available and in addition,
the Lonsdale Quay Foodcourt
merchants will be open for
business until 10 p.m. (use east en-
trances).

Free parking has been arranged
at a number of locations, including
Versatile Pacific Shipyards, Bosa
Developments at Rogers and
Esplanade, under the B.C. Rail
building on Esplanade, at
Sodican’s 224 W. Esplanade fot,
and at city owned lots below Third
Street.

The VSO will also be performing
the following evening, Aug. 18, 8
p.m., at Granville Island; Aug. 19,
7:30 p.m., at Cloverdale’s Stetson
Bowl; and Aug. 20, 2 p.m., at
White Rock Beach.

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