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CLIN'IsON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1983—PAGE 21
The CRSS band and choirs will be performing at the Friday night Christmas concert at
the high school. The concert will begin at 8 p.m. and will be held in the auditorium.
Musical directors Rob Parr and Louise McGregor will lead the singers and musicians in
the evening performance. (Shelley McPhee photo)
TV Ontario offers a
potpourri -of musical
treats including Messiah
Throughout December TVOntario offers
viewers a potpourri of musical treats.
A modern version of Handel's oratorio
Messiah, starring Labi Siffre, Madeline Bell
and Vicki Brown, will be presented Dec. 16
at 9 p.m. A rock group, orchestra and chorus
provide the backing for this arrangement by
Tom Parker, recorded at the Questors
Theatre in Ealing, London.
Opera fans should tune in Dec. 21 at 8 p.m.
to see a new production of Verdi's Ernani on
Live from the Met. James Levine conducts a
cast that includes Leona Mitchell, Luciano
Pavarotti, Sherrill Milnes, and Ruggero
Raimondi.
Carols from King's College will be aired
Thursday, Dec. 22 at 9 p.m. Hymns include
"Ding Dong! Merrily on High," "I Saw
Three Ships," "0 Little Town of
Bethlehem," and "Hark! the Herald Angels
Sing."
Christmas Music from Hampton Court
will be broadcast on Dec. 23 at 9 p.m. Music
for the festive season is presented from
King Henry VIII's palace of Hampton Court.
The oranist and choirmaster is Gordon
Reynolds.
The Boast of Kings, Dec. 26 at 9 p.m., in-
troduces viewers to members of the world-
famous choir of King's College, Cambridge,
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the director of music, and the dean of the
college. The program includes the history of
the chapel itself, which was begun in 1446.
In The Man with the Golden Flute, on Dec.
30 at 9 p.m., flutist James Galway follows
the development of Concierto Pastoral from
composer Joaquin Rodrigo's first braille
sketches in Spain to its premiere perfor-
mance at the Royal Festival Hall in London.
Monkey see...
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C SS choir
to present C
work hard
as ponce:
Have you ever wondered what actually well as some very contemporary music
happened to all the gifts presented to the from movie sound tracts. The choir will per -
"True Love" in the "Twelve Days of form some of the old and some of the new in
Christmas"? Christmas music, including their favorite,
Well, the Central Huron Secondary School "The Twelve Days After Christmas."
Choir has the answer. Appearing as added features, the 25
Come to the second annual Christmas member Girls' Chorus will sing, among the
Concert on Dec. 16 at 7:30 p.m. and you'll holiday pieces, their famous "Monotone
know too. Angel". A newly -formed 16 -member
The choir and band have been working ensemble chorus has a special surprise for
hard for three months in order to provide Friday night as well. All groups sound well -
this second and hopefully, il. r ually sue. prepared for the big event.
cessful musical presentation. The band, This past Monday and Tuesday, the band
consisting of approximately 30 members, and choirs toured the local public schools
has prepared many Christmas carols, as performing some of the highlights from
Wesley
their upcoming concert. We were well-
received in all schools and really enjoyed
the travelling, not to mention the two days
off school. The students seemed to enjoy our
performance which hopefully says
something for the upcoming concert.
Tickets for the concert are available from
any of the choir or band members and, also,
at the door. They are $2.50 for adults, $2.50
for students and free for children, 12 years
old and under.
Nothing to do this wintery Friday,
December 16 evening! Come see the second
annual Christmas Concert by the CHSS
Music Club. The concert event of the season
in Clinton!
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The choirs of Wesley -Willis United Church
in Clinton have been involved in a project
that might just put Clinton on the map. They
have been putting their hearts and voices in-
to producing an album that reflects the style
and quality often taken for granted in a
small town church choir.
Produced by Mary Hearn of Clinton, the
album has been in the works since March 1
of this year. By August the production and
mastering of the tapes was completed and
by September, was sent out for the final pro-
cess, the manufacturine.
The Choirs of Wesley -Willis Sing Praises
was recorded live in the United Church and
the overdub work was later handled in the
Circle City Records recording studio in
Holmesville.
Owners of the recording studio are Larry
Johnson, his wife Sharon, Randy Lawson
and Rex Johnson. "Everyone except Sharon
was involved in engineering the album,"
said Larry.
Circle City Records has been in operation
smce early February 1983. Since then, the
owners of the studio have produced suite a
few albums. Central Huron Secondary
School's choir took advantage of the studio
and recorded 0 Canada.
Larry Johnson said, "We have about three
or four jobs going right now, and this sum-
mer we may be recording for a band from
Toronto. Apparently they like the location
because it's near the lake."
Apart from the Toronto possibility, the
studio is primarily involved with groups
from a 40 to 50 mile radius.
When the church choir decided to record
an album they decided to employ Jim Fit-
zgerald of James Fitzgerald Studios to
photograph the three choirs and Gary Haist
to design the cover.
Directing the senior and junior choir is
Mary Hearn. The primary choir was
directed by Alice Andrews. Organist and
primary choir accompanist was Cathie Pot-
ter. Junior choir accompanist was Bonnie
Jewitt.
Price of The Choirs of Wesley -Willis Sing
Praises is $7.50, tax included.'they can be
purchased from any choir member or from
the office of John Wise Insurance
Canada Farm Show to be held at Coliseum
Plans are being finalized for the 1984
Canada Farm Show, January 31 to
February 3 at the Coliseum, Exhibition
Place, Toronto. The latest farm equipment
and supplies will be featured as well as cat-
tle sales, horse sales, agricultural meetings
and top name country and western enter-
tainment.
Sponsored by the Ontario Retail Farm
Equipment Dealers Association, the four-
day show will occupy five buildings under
one roof which make up the Coliseum Com-
plex.
"Interest in the show has been terrific,"
says show manager, Dawn Morris. "I'm
amazed at what little space there is left at
this time".
More than 300,000 square feet of display
space will be utilized to exhibit new
machinery and equipment, supplies and ser-
vices for every segment of agriculture and
to accommodate various feature attrac-
tions.
"The show is now in its 38th year and
every year there are new exhibitors par-
ticipating along with the major tractor and
farm equipment suppliers," says Mrs. Mor-
ris. Interest in attending the show grows an-
nually too. More than 60,000 visitors from
Ontario, other parts of Canada, the United
States, and overseas are expected to attend.
The Agri -computer section will be of
special interest to farmers attending the
1984 show. The latest equipment and pro-
grams available for farm computer systems
will be displayed and short seminars will be
conducted every morning of the show.
International interest in the show has also
been high and visitors can expect to see ex-
hibits from Italy, Belgium, Denmark, West
Germany and France.
Special attractions at the show include
cattle sales, horse sales and country and
western entertainment. The Ontario
Belgian Horse Association's draft horse
auction will take place on February 1. The
Winter Classic Sale of the West Central
Hereford Zone is scheduled for February 2
at 12:30 followed by the Canada Farm Show
Invitational Holstein sale at 2:30.
Country and western entertainment will
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Special ladies program will be held daily
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Farm equipment exhibits are open from
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