'- WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6/1974

he Terrace Concert Association's fourth concert of the season
will be held February 9th, this Saturday, at the Skeena Secondary
School auditorium on Munroe Avenue.

Performing will be the popular Musica Da Camera Praga, a
sextet of Czechoslovakian musicians. The Chamber ensemble is * -
rather unusual, comprising fluc aboc, a cembala anda string irio
bul this combination aflows for interesting and rich sounding
combinations’ uf hitherto unknown works, ranging baroque ‘to -.
classical (a avanle garede. a nae a

The members of the. sextet are Jaroslay Josifko, fluie; Pavrl”
Verner, oboe; Miroslav Lastovka; vielin; Josef Brabec, viola, Josef
Kolar, cello: and Jaroslav. Prikryl, cembalo.. All are highly ac-.,
‘claimed musicians within their Home land and: alll carry im-"

presive credentials ranging from Prikryl’s professorship. at: the

State Conservatoriurh of Music in Prague loa concertmaster ofthe —

Pargue Symphony Orchestra, Miroslav Lastovica, . Josifko, Verner <:
and: Brabec are all principals wilh the Prague Symphony -Or--_

chestra.-* L Bo eS Cae
‘The concert will commence at 3:30 p.m: and tickets are available

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"TERRACE

- PRESENT: ;

and ANNUAR
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Friday 8:30pm. 3. 5
Saturday Matinee 2:00pm.”
Saturday 8:30pm :

ADMISSION: . |
Adults $3.00" -
Students $1.50, ~~

? Senior’ Citizens $1.50 eT ran
“Children (under 10).75 cents Childrens: Matines- Only. -,

Tickets on sale now at the Recreation Centre.
Reserve Early!! ee

"+ Phone 635-6184,

There the customer-is King

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_ world-wide series of projects in.

_al the door, Adults willbe charged :$3, Students .$1 and children.50 ~ al

A unique record album for- .
children is Young & Rubicam’
Lid, Toronto’s contribution to a

which each Y. & R. operation is
participaling. . The- -projecis,-

“totalling .26,° were .intitated lo -

celebrate the 50th anniversary .

‘of ‘the. founding of ‘Young: &*

beat feeling
a sermon of gloom and daa!
We didn't feel,""sald Y & FR.

| Northwest Musi
Festival Notes

_ mhore people willing lo work’ wil:
he needed... So, if anyone: has:

lime: ta donate to this. worthy ~
cause, , would they please come -

>. ENTRY CLOSING DATE”
“LS FEBRUARY 15, 1974 a
All potential competitors in
the _1974- Northwest ‘Music
Festival. (a be neld April 22nd to

“-pecarding;: also. com

THE HE

Upbeat ecology for children

Lid, président, Charles Geof-
froy, “that - gur’ anniversary
should be celebrated wilh .a,
little backslapping and a lot of.

champague, -We'wanied to do

something that would be of real

music under Ihe direc tion

alongs > ne

All Tickets Reserved except Childrens Matinee Bf

| shan Yan Restanrant,

50. bulge fromthe’ Coam fl

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gnh are: remindéd ‘that entries °..,
roust be ‘postniarked no ‘later
than’ February 15ih,.1974, The *
address for entries is P.O. Box
2458, Terrace, B.C... o
"- Competitors. “are” also
reminded’ thal fees “Taust. acy‘.
. Jcompany entries.’ Own Choice .
_ entries must, give the title. ,
composer and performance °
time ‘of the piece an. the form
and entries marked T.B.A. will
be returned, Extra entry forms —
may. be obtained. from the '
Secrelary al Box 456, Terrace.
Any queries in Kitimal could be
directed io Mrs. Joyce Knight,
28 Biltern, telephone nimber $—)
692-3840; in Prince Rupert |
contac! ‘Mrs, Helga Medd, 724 °
Smithers Slt
ADJUDICATORS.’ .
The Festival commiltee-has
received word from. Mr. Roy
McLeod of. the University .of
Calgary that be would be°
pleased to come 10. assist in
adjudicating ‘the instrumental
and accordian classes.
PATRONS
The Festival Committee has
been exiremely pleased with
the response given to request
for patrons. Anyone not yel
‘contacted who is-interested, of
who wishes to find out further
delails .should* contac! Mrs.
Sundra Dunn, 3913 Scott,
Terrace telephone 636-5758, _
MEETING

The next. regular meeting af
‘ihe ‘Northwest . Music. Festival
A Association. ‘will: -be held ott

--February 12th, 1974 at 8 p.m. in

Rvom. 16, -Skeena Secondary
’ School, -, Anyone interested in
- altending willbe mast welcame,
_ As Festival time approaches

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BRASS TOWER

THEY'RE REFRESHINGLY DIFFERENT
p ith February - 2nd
MONDAY SATURDAY 9p.m-2a.mn.
ye For reservations Call ———s

Red D'Or Cabaret will be
rocking to the sounds of Brass
Tower. . This exciting group
combines the very danceable
music of today and the past,
with a sound that’s uniquely
theirs and refreshingly - dif-
ferent, -
With the standard drums
and bass, lead and rhythm
guilars, Brass Tower is ready lo
fo, Add two trumpels, an oc-

“cusional electric piano and four

vocalists and you've got music
lo dance to ranging fram the °
Spanish tastes ° of Mexico,
through novelty dance numbers
and top forty material. to
“Chicago” type sounds, all pul
together with your enjoyment in
mind. ~ mo ls
All the action, of course, is al
the ‘Terrace Hotel’s popular,
and always jumping, Red D-Or °
Cabarel. - a

As added incentive. from, .
February 15 to 23, for one week
only Miss Kathy King will join

Porcelains

on stamps

The Directorate General of
Posts of the Republic af Chian
will issue next January 16 o set
of five stamps portraying Chi- .
nese porcelain of the Sung
dynasty (960-1279). ©

These will be in denominations

| of NTsi, NTS2, NT$2.50, NT35

and NT$8. ,
The NT$ stamp. features an
octagonal pear-shaped’: vases. the
NT$2 stamp a vase with o theee-
terraced body,-,the NT$2.50.
stamp a bowl shaped liked a iolus
flower, the .NT$5 stamp an in-
cenige-buruer with an everted lip,
flat base and three short . feet,
and the. NT$8 stamp an incense
‘burner with everted mouth and
- projecting lip. - hot
- Porcelain was first produced in”
‘China during the Wei Dynasty
(220-260) and reached its “zenith
- during the Sung dynasty. .

(Pao

“the star of

atthe Red Dior |

_ exciting-slage show.

Miss King, an exotle dancer.
from the Lower Mainland, is a
pretty blonde who'll be doing
her thing nightly for. that one

week period

period. ; .
All in all its adding up to

Soprano superstars”

to solo in
Celebrated sopranes Maria
Callas. and Elizabeth Sch-
warzkopf are making Canadian
appearances this season. For

Miss Callas they will probably
be her last performances in this

“country.

: Elizabeth Schwarzkopf, *‘the
reighing Queen of Song,’’ will

“return to Toronto. for. her

eagerly-awailed annual recital

-al Massey Hall on Thursday,

February 7. {n the meantime
opera and classical

song can be heard. on 43

“currently: available Angel:

albums or sels - and on six
Seraphim releases.‘ OG

‘Two weeks later Massey. Hall”

will present Maria Callas. (who
is an 40° current ~ Angel ‘and
“Seraphim opera albums) with
Accompanist Guiseppe De
Stefano. Time Magazine said of
her recently: --."*Callas in-
disputably remains the maosl
exciting. operatic . presence of

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some pretty exciting times

the Red D'Or Cabaret, whether —
you go todance or relax, ; Brags ~:

Tower and. Kathy King-.are™
bound to supply a Realthy one-
two punch of lop. rale.en-.
lertainment. are

Canada -

her generation.” High Fidelity
wrote; “Callas Is -an operatic
miracle,
the : magic of her voice and her

musicianship. with very. few”
even among Golden: Age. -

Singers.” . And Rolling Stone-

reported of her firat London ~

concert in eight years © last
November:
Hall, gendemen . in ‘evening :
wear queued up for the honor of

kissing the Callas hand, and the. .
. standing ovation that followed
“the: flower deluge bidding her

farewell lasted nearly. half an -
hour."" moo we

Toronto: appearance, Miss
Calias willsing al the Place Des

Arts in Montreal on March 28°
and in Vancouver al the Queen -

Elizabeth Auditorium on May 1,

Tickets forall three farewell’:
high ‘as -

evenls will run as -
$50.00 a pair. = °-.,

TERRACE

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