B6 - Wednesday, July 25, 1984 - North Shore News

THE LATE BLUMER is a zany comedy playing at the Arts
Club Theatre on Seymour, starring Rick Scott as the Blumer,
centre, Meredith Bain Woodward as Elaine and Robert Met-
calfe as Rex. Looking through an old trunk, Elaine and Rex
Start reminiscing about the '60s, but they find more than they
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Music makers at the top

FOUR NORTH Shore musicians will be among 100 the orchestra," says NYO tional Youth Orchestra
of Canada’s finest young instrumentalists gather- Presvocnt orores Wootton, achieve Success In 4 the
: . . ‘reflecting the development musical centres around the
ing at Kingston to be a part of the 1984 National

of talent across the country. world and are hired by AVALON MOTOR HOTEL
Youth Orchestra. This year, the level is higher Canada’s symphony 1025 Marine Dr., North Van
They are: Barbara Bnden organizations as the Van- than ever. This enables us io orchestras. © ‘
of North Vancouver, Stephen couver Youth Orchestra, Structure an extremely

Field of West Van., David ‘Courtenay Youth Music Cen- challenging training program 7\YyT : + Y . .)

Crist of North Van. and = tre, and, in particular, the for the musicians, in step ANNXTL AL INI [ \N ARR] S & CR A\FTS
John Helmer of North Van. National Youth Orchestra. with the increasing demands en * * “oe 7 ~ , . a ~
The instrumentalists who Leading the orchestra in a of the orchestra industry.
have gained places inthe or program of Mozart, Founded in 1960, the Na-

chestra — for which up to. Schumann, Beethoven and tonal voun Orchestra "
1,000 musicians audition others, Mr. Pauk will make internationally recognize
. ; for the high cahbre of its per- A OY

each year — will take part in his first concert appearance formance training. Many of a (wl
an intensive six-week pro as conductor of the NYO this year’s young players
gram of t .

° orchestral STanang, *‘More musicians than ever have already begun profes-
under the direction of before, al a younger age, are sonal careers ach year
Maestro Kazuyoshi Akiyama , y e BC. . . ; y :

and a faculty of 20 achieving the standard set by more graduates of the Na-
distinguished musicians from
Canada and abroad.

From July 14to August 23,
the young musicians are stu
dying, rehearsing and perfor
ming on the campus of
Quecn'’s Uaiversity, follow
ing a mgorous course of pro
fessional orchestral training
hailed by experts as one of
the most advanced in the
world.

Macstro Kazuyoshi
Aktyama, Musi Director of
the Vancouver Symphony
Orchestra, wall be returning
for bys third scason with the
National Youth Orchestra in
addition to his post un Van
couver, Mr Aktyama has
conducted many of the
world’s great orchestras in
cluding Montreal, Toronto,
Philadciphia, New York
Philharmonin lLoadon’s
Royal Phalharmonn | Berlin
Raho Symphony Orchestra

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