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Well as various 0
Watery. The choir Will be
singing arrangements of '.a
munber of folk from
the Maritimes and French.
Canada. And through
several pieces taken from
the Blyth production of The
Life That Jack Built, the -
choir will take the audience
back to the early twentieth
century world of Jack
McLaren and the Dumbells.
The Singers will also
perform works by such well-
known Canadian composers
as Healey Man, Godfrey
Ftidout, and Keith Bissell
well as an Eskimo lullaby
arranged by Irving Gliek.
Many of these compositiOnS
represent the tremendous
growth in the output of music
in Canada in recent years;
much of it encouraged by the
impetus given to the arts in
Centennial year.
To augment the Canaditin
theme of the concert, an art
show of Canadian works on
loan from Gallery Stratford
will open in the Centre's art
gallery on the same day as
the concert.
The Blyth Festival Singers
are now in their third season
as a community choir under
the auspices of the Blyth
Centre for the Arts. The
choir is directed by Laurie
Rowbotham of Listowel and
accompanied by Arlene
Darnbrough of Goderich.
The Singers are especially
proud of presenting an all:,
Canadian concert which
complements the mandate of
the Blyth Summer Festival
which is to produce solely
new, Canadian plays. The
choir's 80 members come
from all over the Huron -
Perth area. Members from
the Goderich-Auburn area
include: Jim Mulhern,
Margaret Pritchard, Phyllis
Rodger, Eleanor Bradnock,
Elliott Lapp, Jane Durst,
Harry Dykstra, Avice
Foster, Darlene Groves,
Wilhelmina Hendricks, Joan
Lyndon and Helen Videan.
The Blyth Festival Singers
invite you to come and enjoy
their concert at Blyth
Memorial Hall on Sunday,
March 13 at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m.
Tickets are $4 and $1.50 and
are available from choir
members, the box office
(523-9300) and the Blyth Saga
(523-4331). Refreshments
will follow each concert, at
which time you canmeet the
director and choir and tour
the art gallery.
Area
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musicians
to perform
A rare opportunity to see
some of the best area musi-
cians on the concert stage
will be presented at Blyth
Memorial Hall on Sunday
afternoon, March 27 at 2:30
p.m.
Recording artists Richard
Knechtel, and Jim Medd,
Jim's band the Pleasure Pak
and a second band The Crip-
pled Ducks will all take part
in the show. This will be a
repeat of a concert which
brought the group together
two years ago and produced
enough electricity to run the
amplifiers without even
plugging them in.
Each of the performers
will have a section of the
show to themselves then all
will join in a rowsing jam
session for the finale which
will fill the stage with some
of the top talent our area has
to offer.
For the perforiners, this
will be a chance to show a
new side of their talents.
Often local groups are
restricted to playing either
at dances or to bar au-
diences, occasions entertain-
ing to theaudience but not
necessaHly most conductive
° to properly showing off their
talents of the musicians.
This will be one of those all -
too -rare opportunities for
them to cut loose on the con-
cert stage.
In order to allow the
largest possible audience to
take in this concert tickets
are at a bargain -priced $4 for
adults and $1.50 for children.
They are now on sale at the
Blyth Centre for the Arts box
office at 523-9300. -
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CLOSING TUES. MAR. 8, 1983
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