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The Blyth Festival board of directors and artistic director Eric Coates, left, and Rick Elliott, right
of the Blyth Idea Group, presented Keith Roulston with The Big Ticket at the Festival’s annual
general meeting recently. The Big Ticket represents a lifetime pass to performances at the
Festival “in appreciation of his artistry and advocacy for the Village of Blyth.” (Photo submitted)
Production of a CD featuring the
female musicians of Huron County
has taken another step forward with
the announcement of the 17 women
selected to take part in the unique
one of a kind recording.
“We were very pleased with both
the number and calibre of the
submissions,” said Kimberley
Payne, chair of the ‘Noted!’steering
committee.
“Originally we were looking at
filling 10 spots for the CD but when
the committee listened to the
recordings and read the stories of the
women hoping to take part it was
impossible to choose only 10.
Eventually we were successful in
narrowing it down to the lucky 17
and we couldn’t be more pleased
with the quality, age range and
diverse musical styles found in the
chosen participants.
“We are going to end up with a
phenomenal CD that does all of
Huron County proud,” she added.
The next step for the women will
be an educational weekend retreat at
Brentwood on the Beach from Jan.
11 - 13. Workshops covering all the
aspects of working as a professional
musician and recording a CD will be
covered during the weekend. The
recording sessions will take place
over a two-week period in February
with the release of the completed
CD scheduled for early May 2008.
The ‘Noted!’project is grateful for
the financial support of the Mildred
Grimes Trust and Huron Economic
Development Matters. Project
organizers still need additional
community sponsors to help cover
the costs involved.
If interested in contributing to this
beneficial community project,
please contact Kimberley Payne at
519-524-7900. The ‘Noted!’
participants are: Ashley Anderson,
Suzanne Daniels, Christa
Ducharme, Megan Finkbeiner,
Jenelle Gaynor, Leisa Hartman,
Melina Hussey, Monica Joy, Sarah
Koopmans, Elizabeth Levesque,
Marlene Mathers, Sara McGregor,
Raylene Rebryna, Kim Souch, Sara
Souch, Judy Sparks, and Jenna
Ujiye.
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