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Livery presents the Al Mullin Jazz Aggregation
Duke Ellington once said that “by
and large, jazz has always been like
the kind of a man you wouldn't want
your daughter to associate with.”
By musical standards, jazz has
always been seen as unruly,
unpredictable and completely
subjective to the moment.
Back by popular demand, and
assembled from places like
Hamilton. Owen Sound, Kincardine
and Goderich, five jazz musicians
will punctuate this notion at The
Livery Theatre in Goderich, Friday,
April 15 at 8 p.m. Spontaneously
giving emotion and twist to jazz
standards from the 1930s through to
the 1960s. this quintet, in keeping
with the unhindered spirit of jazz,
will be tagged for their second and
last time as The Al Mullin Jazz
Aggregation.
The man behind this compilation
of professionals is Al Mullin.
Bruce
Museum
gets federal
funding
Support in the amount of
$250,000 has been granted to the
Bruce County Museum & Archives
through the Cultural Spaces Canada
program. This grant will cover
specialized items for the new Bruce
County Museum & Archives such
as audio/lighting/video equipment
for the theatre and museum spaces
and computer-based interactive
museum/archive kiosks. Museum
Director/Curator, Barbara Ribey
says. “I am so pleased with the
funding from the Department of
Canadian Heritage for our building
project. It shows the commitment
of the Department to give all
Canadians access to highly
specialized equipment and state of
the art interactivity stations in arts
and heritage facilities.”
The new Bruce County Museum
& Archives will throw open its
doors to the future on July 1, on the
50th anniversary of the opening of
the county's original museum.
The physical construction of the
new wing is well underway.
Cultural Spaces Canada
contributes to improved physical
conditions for artistic creativity and
innovation and increased and
improved access for Canadians to
performing arts, visual arts, media
arts and to museum collections and
heritage displays through the
improvement, renovation and
creation of arts and heritage
facilities.
Buck & Doe
for
Steuw OltyM
Saturday, March 26
9 pm -1 am
Brussels Community
Centre, Brussels, ON
Age of majority
Music by DJ
Lunch provided
Tickets:
Michael 887-8575 or
Leanne 887-8428
Currently a showband trumpeter on
Holland America, Princess,
Celebrity and Renaissance cruise
lines, Mullin was a long-time music
teacher at Goderich District
Collegiate Institute, instructor,
conductor and administrator with the
Kincardine Summer Music and
holds an undergrad and graduate
degree in music from the University
of Western Ontario.
Robert Gazidlo studied jazz at
Humber College in the 1980s and
privately under the tutelage of Brian
Rudolph. He has toured across
Canada with CBC television
celebrities The Raes and has free
lanced as well.
Now married with three children
under four years of age, he lives in
Owen Sound and plays with The
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Saturday,
March 26
9:00 - 1:00
Blyth Community Centre
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Stardust Big Band, Shelaugh Hart,
Debbie Fish, Razzamataz and his
own trio.
Gazidlo also teaches piano and
studies piano technology (tuning).
Bass player, Paul Danard, holds
his music BA in guitar from the
University of Western Ontario. He
has played in London’s Phil
Nimmons’ big band, teaches guitar,
bass and theory from his home
studio and plays professionally full
time throughout Southwestern
Ontario.
Currently a member of the
Stardust Big Band. Danard has been
the guitar teacher for Kincardine
Summer Music and Summerfolk
youth music program for last two
years.
On drums will be Steve James
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from Dundas. For the past 16 years
James has split his time being the
drummer with the Stardust orchestra
as well as- playing in small
ensembles with Charlie Bell He has
also had the privilege and thrill of
playing a jazz brunch with jazz
legend Peter Appleyard and the
rewarding challenge of teaching
Grade 7/8 music over the last
number of years.
Kincardine native and
saxophonist, Jason Hunter has spent
many years away acquiring his
Bachelor in Jazz Studies from
McGill University in Montreal and
The family of
ISOBEL (MCCALL)
AND FRANK BURKE
invite you to join in the
celebration of their
Mar.
18 -24
MOST DAZZLING EVER MADE!
80th birthdays at the Wingham
Adult Day Centre on Saturday
March 26, 2005 from 2-4 pm.
Best wishes only please.
$575
his graduate degree from the New
England Conservatory of Music.
From his days as a musician in
Boston, he brings a wealth of street
smarts and soul to performing in his
newly-formed blues band.
Tickets for this cabaretstyle
evening are $20 and can be
purchased at The Livery 5*19-524-
6262 or Ernie King Music in
Goderich 519-524-4689.
Photography
Saturday,
April 2
BMG Community Centre,
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Music By: Hurricane DJ V
9-1 am Lunch provided
Tickets $7
For information contact:
Jane VanCamp 887-6340 or
Robin Boyd 345-0050