CANADIAN KEYBOARD
legend Hagood Hardy hits the
slage here Saturday at the R.E.M,
Lee Theatre.

Hardy's career in the jazz and
Pop music business has spanned
35 years.

' But he’s probably best known
to many as the musician who
turned a jingle for Salada Tea into
his wildly successful hit The

Homecoming.
The’ 1975 album of the same
name — which has been re-

released at least twice since then
— turned him from a keyboardist
backing up some of America’s
jazz greats into a star in his own
right.

- He has since written the scores
to 65 feature and television films

-and has cut 24 albums of his own,

He’s picked up 24 Juno awards
and the esteemed Billboard #1
award as Instrumentalist of the
Year,

He also picked up the Emmy
Award for writing the Anne of
Green Gables soundtrack.

Jn 1992, Hardy received the or-
der of Canada.

All in all it’s not bad for a
musician who’s half deaf. Hardy
never had hearing in his right ear.

He made his career in music
after getting a degree in political
science-and economics from the
University of Toronto.

Accompanying him on guitar
will be internationally known Ca-
nadian jazz performer Oliver

* Gannon and bassist Miles Hill.

-- This year’s cross-Canada tour
takes Hardy, Gannon and Hill
from Newfoundland to the
Yukon.

‘Tickets for The Hagood Hardy
‘Tria concert here on Saturday,
Oct. 22 at 8 p.m. at the R.E.M.

‘Lee Theatre are $22 and are
available at Sight & Sound in the
Skeena Mall.

A REVIEW
It’s true —

opera can
be fun

Friday. October. 7. “marked. “the
begirining-of the Terrace Concert
Society’s 1994/95 season.

The season opener was the
Vancouver Opera Touring
.. Ensemble production of Magic

- Flute: The Space Tour and Opera

in Concert.

With Magic Flute: The Space
Tour it was clear that humour and
comedy would be the emphasis of
the evening.

In this version of Mozart's clas-
sic opera, the selling was in a
very unusual space age.

Humour was used throughout
and in such a way as to present
opera to audiences with little or
ho previous opera experience. It
worked wonderfully.

The set, designed by former
Terrace resident Alan Brodie,
was simple yet effective and can-
tained just enough moving parts
to transport us from one locale to
another.

The costumes were splendid,

varied and very well designed.

With the four cast members
playing two or more parts each, it

‘was truly amazing how they
managed the many costume
changes without looking rushed
or half dressed,

The second half of the program
featured Opera in Concert, Job-
bing at the Opera. In this callec-
tion the cast presented the
’ audience with excerpts from both

modem. opercttas and classical

operas. The theme was the work-
ing class and focused on both fa-
miliar and unfamiliar characters

and selections, ,

The selection of “God, [ Hope I
Get It* from Chorus Line was a
perfect choice to set the tone for
upcoming pieces, These ranged
from The Barber of Seville to Les
Miserables and were performed
solo or in duet by the five cast

- members,

The Vancouver Opera Touring
Ensemble presented Terrace with
a contemporary look at opera
through the ages.

‘Terrace Concert Society will be

presenting the Vancouver Arts

Club Thealre’s performance of

Ail Grown Up on Saturday No-

vember 5.

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The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, October 19, 1994 - B3

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