Clinton News-Record, 1983-10-26, Page 24Where can you listen to .: jazz piano,
classical piano and flute, vocal solos and
choral music and participate in a sing -
along, all in two hours? At the Great Grand
Piano Gala Concert on November 4 at 8:30
o.m. at Blvth Memorial Hall. that's where.
The concert is being held to celebrate the
arrival of the piano and to put it through its
paces and showcase its versatility. ITickets
are $5 for adults and $2 for children and all
proceeds will go to the Piano Fund.
Anyone who has attended many Blyth
plays in recent years will recognize the jazz
pianist of the evening. Composer and per-
former John Roby wrote and performed the
music for Country Hearts, Fire on Ice and
The Life that Jack Built. At times he has
also been heard providing dinner -time
music in the basement of the hall before
summer performances. John will welcome
people to the concert with the rag -time and
jazz standards which he does so well.
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Orchestra London will provide their ,
pianist and flautist to fill out the more
serious portion of the evening, playing light
selections from the classics. Blyth is also
pleased to welcome Mary Gustafson, vocal
instructor at the Faculty of Music, Uiversity
off Western Ontario, as part of the evening's
program.
The piano has now arrived at Blyth
Memorial Hall, but the work of raising
money for it is not quite over. The decision
to purchase now was taken because of the
large price increases the piano has un-
dergone since the beginning of the fund
drive. Further price increases were ex -
peered soon. The Piano Fund stands almost
at $9,000. but more is needed to snake nn the
final price off $13,375. "Keys" are still
available at $250 each, and donations of any
amount are very welcome and are tax
deductible. Proceeds from the Piano Gala
will also go to retiring this debt.
Video Cassettes o, f Stratford
Another first for the Stratford Festival!
Video cassettes of Stratford's finest produc-
tions are now available for the commercial
market.
As a result of an agreement made
between the Stratford Festival, CBC Enter-
prises anti Embassy Home Entertainment,
the first two in an expected series of Strat-
ford cassettes ran be purchased. Stratford's
OPEN HOUSE
The family of
HAROLD AND MARY EAST
wish to announce the
celebration of the
35TH ANNIVERSARY
of the marriage of their
parents
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29
7-10 PM
For Information phone
482-9401 or 482-3571
Best wishes only. Family
and friends welcome.
1982 production of The Mikado ( runs 150
minutes) and the 1981 production of The
Taming of The Shrew (runs 152 minutes).
At a retail cost of $89.95, the cassettes can
be purchased through the Stratford Festival
Gift Shop (write: Stratford Festival Gift
Shop, Box 520, Stratford, Ontario NSA 6V2),
or through local Video Cassette retailers.
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Tallcing H'ais is n
By Janet Tench
I sat bolt upright. I had fallen asleep while
listening to my Talking Heads album,
Speaking in Tongues. My cat is going crazy,
skittering around, then stopping to claw the
speakers. She tries to reach the turntable. I
don't think she likes the music.
Come to think of it, why did I buy this non-
conformist, sometimes surrealist album? It
started with the airplay Burning Down the
House was getting. This song has a massive,
powerful beat (in conformity with today's
rock) that commands you to dance. The
song Swamp was included in the flick Risky
Business.
The rest of Speaking in Tongues is nothing
special music -wise. The beat turns funky,
not at all like hit single; doesn't vary much
from song to song. The lyrics, however, are
Treat
someone
special
to dinner!
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thing special
good for practisingaaaaI c s >r- debut year. Last
tunately the liner tes have been included year FACTOR aided 50 different recording
(for that purpose, I'm sure), because David projects. FACTOR helps musicians by pro-
Byrne's gravelly voice is difficult to discern viding loans for the production of master
from the rest of the noise. I did figure out
that Speaking in Tongues deals a lot with
man's need to know he's doing the right
thing good to know that the Talking Heads
can see into man's psyche, but if you don't
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in Tongues, with the exception of Burning
Down the House, is the kind of music that ...
makes cats go crazy.
Rating: 51/z/10.
FACTOR - Foundation to
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on Records
Canada's first funding organization, FAC-
TOR, is expanding. Founded by Duff
Roman, FACTOR is heading for its second
year of helping Canadian musicians, after
Fish andg ane club
to hold Halloween dance
tapes. FACTOR is successful.
"Of nine records released, eight received
extensive radio play", stated Roman in
FACTOR's Annual Report.
Don't think that only unknown artists need
help. FACTOR gave assistance last year to
Lee Aaron and Martha and the Muffins.
To receive a loan from FACTOR (loans
are from $400 - $25,000) is not as easy as say-
ing, "okay, give me $1,000." You must apply
first. Out of 200 applicatns last year, only 50
were accepted. However, if your application
is not accepted, you will receive a written
explanation containing constructive
criticism. For information on FACTOR,
contact: Mary Quartarome, Suite 330, 144
Front St. W., Toronto, ON., M5J 2L7, (416)
593-4545.
CLINTON - The winter activities have
begun at the Fish and Game Clubhouse.
These are the Friday Night Darts and the
Sunday afternoon Bingo games. These
regular events will be continued until Spr-
ing, according to plans.
The Hallowe'en dance is the next big
event on the agenda. This happens on Satur-
HAPPY 19th BIRTHDAY
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We hope to see a large crowd of unusually
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