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‘ Ten years: of. success: ot
story of the. Kitimat ‘Concert
Association, ° currently” starting
it's eleventh season: - ee
Featuring Alaska ‘Music’ rail
artists, the Kitimat group plans |:
its opening - concert:on' October |
22 with mezzo-soprano, Carolyn
Stanford playing a return | engage- |.
ment,

. The coneért is scheduled for
3:00 p.m. in. Mount Elizabeth
Secondary -Auditorium and sea-

ace at reduced rates.
*

Commenting * in the wake" “of
a cancellation decision by the
Terrace.’ Overture. Concert
Assoclation, ‘Mrs, ‘Bea Fosaum,
one of’ the. Kitimat group's: wad
"| directors, sald: “Hu, .°

.. ane discoiraged they must be.

1 sincerely’ lope they’ can come
back ‘next'year.”” |:
She said the Kitimat ‘Aasoc-
jation isin good financial: con-
dition thanks to ‘excellent sup-.
port throughout the years.'")*
- HAs a matter “of ‘fact ‘we've,
just purchased a $500 bond. Mem-
bership sales for the curr ent sea-
Son ‘are still'a bit slow but there
‘4s"always a bit of a lag wheii we
first start out. Then there is us-
ual last’ minute panic for season
‘tickets. just prior to the opening
-concert.’?

“We have between 250 and ‘310
‘paid members and. we have had
as many as 400, Our concert

turnout ‘is usually about 86 per
"| cent of. the membership and we

do not sell tickets at the door,

for financing, #?

Terrace residents wishing to buy

reduced. summer rate of $9,00
because of the distance they must

_| travel for concerts, Kitlmatres- |.

idenis pay $10,00 a season and
this entitles them to four’ con-
certs by reknowned artists. ‘

‘Drugs for $9.00, Single adult
tickets: are priced at $2.50. Stu
dents may purchase season tick-
ets for .$3.00.. and : single aches
for fo cents. . ;

* *

| itinerary opens, her
‘22 with Negro.” ridareleopt nO, |

stranger to North’ coastal music
lovers, ©

pianist will be. fedtured artist.

3, Howard Fried and Yvonne

Kitimat, naw entering its eley-
enth concert: year, has a popula-
tion of 9,700, Terrace, opting
out after a three year struggle
for support, has a population of
9,300, plus an additional 3,006

- in the neighboring Thornhill area,

‘Four hands’
shaken by

rough road,

(This article was submitted by a
loral — but anonymous music
“erltic:)

long week-end which saw many

“| of our local citizens out of town,| . :
a sizeable crowd gathered at the) -

Community Center Oct, 8th, to

. | enjoy an afternoon concert’ by on
..| the piano team, Phyllis Schuldt ;
‘{ and Boris Roubakine. = -

-The opening ‘section; Prelude

‘| and’ Fugue by Handel was nat as

succesaful as the ensuing perfor-
mances, Possibly the long jour-
ney over what was termed “Mr,
Gaglardl’ '8 Obstacle course,” was

ordination between. the primoand
secundo, |.

The first and most serious
half . of the “program included

‘| a Mozart: Sqnata, ‘ which. capti-

vated the audience, Fantasy inF-
‘minor .by. Brakms,. © in which

Phyllis ‘Schuldt suppiled a m

strong sense of rhythin,
The secondhalfof the program

‘| followed ‘after a- short inter-|%.
| mission, ...In tho. opening selec-

“! ton, Mr. Roubakine took thebass
part in the Archer's arrangement

on’Frepeh: "Polly Songs:
the audience,. followed by The

Eskimo Prayer, Tha Cherry Tree
Carol; andThe Frog-and: The

| Mouse; Lullaby, Kitey's Waltz

‘and: Tenderness didn't come off

: as: Successfully as i the olher light

er. selections,’

populay Brahma’ Hungarian Dan-
‘which they, trilly’

vinelng. style, |

folmers replied with a. rythm

son tickets: are on-sale in Terr-|

‘but rely solely. on memberships

Mrs. Fossum yolited ¢ out that ;

season tickets are offered ‘the|.. oo

In Terrace, season tickets for | -
adults are available. at Munson |:

. This “year's i iit
Carolyn Stanford - “who ‘is hol:
On December'3, Wojetech Ma- .
tuszewski, . ‘gifted’ ‘young : Polish] —
Jack ‘ Giatzer;. internationally} . .
‘acelaimed American violinist is} -.
scheduled to.appear ‘andonMareb
Garcia, operaticduo, will appear.

ificent bass ‘with vitality an alll

of the: delightfully gay tunes based q

"In the ‘Secondgroup, Paul Jones |f 7
yon & spontaneous responsefrom |F

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