PAGE EIGHT et ee eee a Bi SAANICH PENINSULA AND D GULF ISLANDS REVIEW ss | a Wednesday, April 19, 1961.

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ROBIN woon’s FINE INTERPRETATION | 2g ese. School

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Tschaikowsky Holds ged Au

: ience e When At Parent-teacher
: Hi: is Work. Is. Fea tu red A t Fi nal Concer " + Here An outline of: the new school by- | year’s sindent, will come from Nort The affair was opened. by. Presi:

law was. given by Q: Russell, at: the Saanich. The.school junior band will dent: Mrs. R: Lee. - The stall was in
“By KLAUS MUENTER

last’ regular. meeting of the North | play. in the festival in Victoria on} charge of Mrs. F: L. Jackson, who
Saanich High School P.T.A. | April 25. a, was assisted by. Mrs. V. Grant, Mrs. ;
-Jn'--retrospection “many. music| became. the “reflection. of his: deep | tendance, became once” more | the | Pathetique: carries the theme soft-
‘lovers oo the: ‘Saanich “Penin-} sufferi ing. . potihedeal ‘of “everlasting ‘artistry }ly through ‘the..controversial -com-
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, and: home cooking sale held at Nan’s
i ee ing Coffee. Bar, Lo tare: ‘on t Shureday,
Apr. 13.

| Tschaikowsky whose compositions | ence of approximately 400 in ‘at-] tion. of his longing for. peace, ‘the

+A’ lively discussion followed, with |”. Announcements: - were “iad, by |°R: Lee and others..:
sul: “One Tuesdity night, “April 11, when’ the Victoria Symphony Or-| position. The tender. beginning is

interrupted ‘by sharp and almost
shrill tones... The main “theme,
weaving longingly and full of mel-
ancholy through’ the creation be-
comes the lament of a tormented
soul persistently eccrine redemp-
tion.
Again. like a yay, the: music
reaches «friendliness and suddenly
sadness and resignation are mark-
ed hy the deep bass at the end of
the: creation: -In’ parts’ this. sym-
phony,. consisting of four. move-
ments, 1, Adagio; 2, Allegro con
grazia; 3; “Allerro molto vivace
and. 4, “Adagio. lamentoso, reminds
‘in parts: of -a musical poem sym-
‘bolizing’ the man, his: soul and the
countryside where the Pi aehetaue
was er cated, | ,

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T.B. patch test for students: “who
have returned -the assent cards will
be given on April. 19.

The Dr. Johns Memorial Bursary
will again be awarded by the P.T-A.
Council to the top student entering
teachers’ college next fall and -this

At. times,  scemingly.- "splitting
apart, . the: great composition

‘Clarified.. ‘Two members of the) garding the ‘forthcoming  variety.| as tea was served by various mem-
| W000, performed two works of the
in the.south end of Saanich School; fessional artists, top amateur talent | fora cup of tea and a sandwich.
p74 and the Concerto for Piano and
Program for the evening was also | will add to the festivities.
| The. soloist and. the orchestra
cussed various aspects of the Chant
"FRIDAY, APRIL 21- ote Bee erected a- monument for Tschai-
are i Les Cox’ and D: W. Robb.
i” “<= #l happy ~happiness ; oes not ‘exist
"SATURDAY, AP RIL. 22— Ce PP forme... : ties.. Progress reports will be issued
Christ Church Gthedral ‘Memorial Hall || erouned with Bizet, Borodin,
However,;he “was ‘unlike many. of
shadowed him. most of his life. tinding the-final.impact. Perhaps

various points -of:. the by-law - being | President; Mrs. W. R. Orchard, -re- “Lovely ‘daffodils were on the tables
_of, the: immortal. Peter Tiyiten| Sanscha Hall, with a record audi- | chestra and concert: pianist, Robin P.T.A. were nominated to serve :as | show being presented by the P.T.A.| bers. To the surprise of the attend-
oe delegates on the comniittee formed ‘on April 29.°In addition to the pro- | ing ladies, three gentlemen appeared
great -Russian,. the . Pathetique,
~ VANCOUVER ISLAND : j Symphony No. 6, B-minor, Opus District No. 68 to support the new | from the school. will appear, and the
by-law: home cooking stall and cake walk
ROCK AND ALPINE GARDEN SOCIETY jOvehestra No, 1, B-Flat minor,
Opus: 238. most interesting and informative as
-a panel, chaired by. Q.. Russell, dis-
L §p G § under its conductor, Hans. Gruber, 5
in the last concert: of this season, Report. Panelists were’ Mrs.” C.
Levar, Commissioner J.. E. Bosher,
kowsky who-once wrote in a. letter, os
7 00. p.m. - . -10. 00. p.m. “loam not happy, not.happy,. not ‘The principal's report: given by. C.
Inkster, outlined. the school activi-
“40. 00. a.m. - 9. 30° ‘p.m. || Belonging to: the Romantie ‘Age ‘within the .week ard parents who
= || of. Music,) Tschaikowsky may -be wish to were urged to use the’space
: ‘Bruch, Dvorak, Musorgski, Saint
912 Vancouver Sti: ee Victoria, B. C.. Saens.and_ other great composers.
them for*-music became: an: outlet
‘for the: immense depression which |. reaches a ‘climax of togetherness
: “If it had not been for music, I, 59 one else but Tschaikowsky, him-
Does your bank really help _|should have gone mad,” he once| £elf, was more authorized to judge

said, explaining. the very deep | his life’s work when he says, “I

you save money? . _ |¥eason for composing. ; shall go to my grave without hav-

DEDICATED TO FAMILY ing produced anything really per- always found the proper momen-
OF course it does. Every bank in Canada offers you a Savings So fect in form.” fant to row, 1th ‘hermonious

He was -born.on May .7, -1840,
the second son.in.a family, of five
‘boys and ‘two. girls. .» Alb: through’

unity. All) the various. moods,
weaving through ‘this composition,
finally. reach the. peak. in the last
movement, Allegro con ‘fuoco..

The enthusiastic: applause. of the
music:lovers not: only thanked Mr.
Wood’ and_ the Victoria Symphony
but-also marked: the.end of another
‘serics : of: wonderful’ -performances.
The: concert pianist’ gave’ hisap-

.. However, beyond any doubt, his
music” today ‘is. loved and ‘appre-
ciated © by | audiences all over the
worlds.’

LOCAL PIANIST

; Second work ‘of Tuesday. night's
concert following the. intermission,
br ‘ought. the. superb: ‘performance.
of. Victoria” horn: Robin ‘Wood' who
Played: -Tschaikowsky’s. - Concerto ‘preciative. “nudience ‘two encores.

for Piano and. Orchestra, : No.” 1. rowers’ on ‘the stage, arranged by | °°
: Plow a , arranged by .
The pianist’ was raised on Vancou- the loeal garden club were donate od at just the temperature you. select. The’ cost of

ver Island.and he is now an exam-| yp itic lowes des. Ltd. ... providing. automatic. hot. water averages.a few. ~.
inex. ‘for: the “Royal :Academy ‘and |° = “cents: “per. person per. aay and | there's” a Just-
‘the Associated’ Boards of the Royal ihe ord :
Schools “Of: Music, ‘London, | Eng: | :
land? ae ae

Mr. Wood's “convineing’ inter
pretation: found »jan,” “enthusiastic
audience ‘The piano: “éoncerto’ came
into, being” after: ‘Tschaikowsky’s
nd-unhappy: marriage to An- |
tonina. Milinkov,. owhose | adoration:

Account : service. No matter what bank you visit, the Savings
» Account system is operated the. same way. .
“So why’ ess you: choose. Toronto-Dominion. over -any. ae his life he was very dedicated to
other bank?... See | his family, in particular: to. his
The z answer is quite simple. It s the hapey combination of | mothers= = a
the service and the people who 10 provide it for you, that makes ee “Abnormaily | neurotic", as. :his
; : = | by ‘other, Modéste, : “once © pate “it,
Peter ‘Tschaikowsky. | fell. in. love
[with nmusie‘at the age of :10." His
| first. -Aequaintance with. : the -old
masters “was an air.’ from.- Mo-
zart’s: “Don Giovanni”. Fronm:then.
on he treasured. Mozart until his
‘death’ in 189 : : :
: MTs ‘was due’. “tol “Mozart,” Nee
ea ‘Russia’ ne wrote, “thateI ode
[voted my ‘life’ to. music.” =o
“Neither sof © hi par ents;. his
athex was’ ‘a'major- -general.. ‘and his
: mother “eame: from” French Pro-
. testant stock, “showed. any. special

‘lots of hot water ‘is always on tap
_with an automatic storage heater!

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“If: you. have to. ‘pat on a. fire and wait, every time
- you want hot. water, it’s time you. inquired: about _
~-am automaticelectric: storage: heater! Simply set:
2 the thermostat once—and your automatic heater .

- provides all- the hot water: your. family needs— .

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Nien aut ‘pianis imo: marked | his
outstanding ability. “The: dialogue
hetwween. the, orchesti “and piano.

; friends. and. ‘his. many
journeys. io: “Paris; Germany;: Swit-
zerland and. later: to: the, United
States: never’ could: soothe: his Vest-
¢ «Away. from. his... home

- Surprise Tea uae
vy Surprise tea was held. at the Gali-
llis. ‘lynamie and bowartal: Path ; ano home of’MrsvJ<:‘Turner on: April,
etique,’ Which ‘opened - the. program's ‘to honor : the ’ popular president ‘of:
‘on: “Tuesday night, was conipleted |: St: Margaret's: ‘Guild, : Mrs;.: R.:E,.
‘shortly “before: his” death». ‘This ‘Hepburn. “After “a “delightful” “tea

Miche Meret vet Par symphony was dedicated to.Tschni- Served: by* the “hostess; ‘a~ gift. of
This is Diana Sleet ” Savings ‘Account. Teller at our: ‘Burrard oes L-kowsky’s “favorite: ‘nephew, Viad- |" money og given. to. Mrs. Hepburn,

& Robson branch in Vancouver. Diana is shown here accept-: © iniv Davidov, forwhom he had a from the ladies of the guild,

ing a regular deposit from one of her.customers, Diana likes... |.8" me at ndmilration.  Bresent were Mesdames 0. Heys,
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to watch her customers’ Savings. grow,.because, she knows |. | na letter to. Davidov he. writes, D. Moore, R. Marshall; H. Pelzer, J;

ce “Tovetaindy regard at » the
how important ‘itis ‘to ‘have: the ‘money on: hand. for the 9 peat an Sapeet: ie the we et Robinson, E. Lorenz, G. Sidders and |
athings you want and needy. TL eetie of all my works T love it as Tf" “J, Jones,
_2-You'll-find efficient, ‘friendly. poeple like Diana Sleoth in Lever loved any one of ny musica]
“every ‘Toronto-Dominion branch’ across the country: Their © > Por pring hofera " . “Snow In New York
~“nterested”’ kind of service makes it much easier for yowto | i) the. iMterpretation of the |

{ Syniphony No.6, the. Viatoria |. Mrs. L. B, Seardifield: returned: to
Syniphony Orchestra, except. far “horhome’ on: Resthaven. Drive after:
some wenk Dissapes, pny : an exe 1 Accompanying: her. brother,’ Martin:
line’ per forrhang Mee i Farrell; © ta New “ York® where he
Hans. Gruber led his serehest ri: boarded ‘qeliner for, London, Big
with, oftleleney through’ this ‘ditt. land, : Good’ weather’ prevailed unt}
ane lt wark “which sees te. reflect, le landed onthe: ship. and then snow.
Uni ipiiituanl Witte ie of “Tyehai. | stated to fall, Mrs, Scardifield,: who’
Acowalky's Tites: However, Tf is: Inter] shopped’ in New York; had: the ney.
Mingled | with happy. ano Ghee “] orable: weather: to contend: with
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