fee Informer

Tuesday, March 21

in a Sustainable Community: Present
and Future Challenges. Guest speaker
is Ken Cameron from the Dept. of
Strategic Planning, GVRD. 7:30 p.m. to
9 p.m. in M building, room 101.

Thursday, March 23

Everyone is welcome to attend the
Student Awards Night. Scholarships,
bursaries and awards will be announced
and given to recipients in academic,
career and vocational programs. 7:30
p.m. in the Sportsplex.

he April concert of Capilano

College Community Choir and
Capilano College Singers is becoming
a community highlight. Held in the
Centennial Theatre, the choirs thrilled
the full house audiences with Brahms’
“Requiem” in 1992, Orff’s “Carmina
Burana” in 1993 and Mozart’s
“Requiem” in 1994.

This year, Haydn’s “Te Deum” and
Bach’s “Magnificat” will be featured.
The two choirs, with a combined
membership of about 150 singers,
will be joined by several soloists and
orchestra of members of the CBC
Vancouver Orchestra and Vancouver
Opera Orchestra. Four of the soloists
are graduate students of the College’s
Music department who are now
beginning professional singing
careers. Julia Kologie and Carol
Anne Gaskell, sopranos, Kim
Tompkins, alto, and Chris Doran,

Tuesday night speaker series with the
Capilano College Environmental Science
Program continues with Transportation

The English department is presenting
a joint poetry reading by two Vancouver
poets, Lisa Robertson and Catriona
Strang, at 4 p.m. in the Fir building,
room 402.

Tuesday, March 28

Join RCMP Constable Bolland for a
free presentation on safety on campus.
Cedar building, room 148, 12:30 p.m. to
1:30 p.m.

Bachelor of Music Transfer Program’s
Spring 1995 Concert Series presents the

Artemis Trio with Sheila McDonald,
Heather Hay, and Valerie Rutter. 1 to 2
p.m. in the Fir building, room 113.

Annual April Concert a
Community Highlight

tenor, will be joined by Richard
DeVillier who was so well-received
as the bass-baritone soloist in the
concert last year.

Two modern Canadian works
will be sung as well. Capilano
College Singers will sing Ruth

Watson Henderson’s “Missa Brevis”

and also a piece commissioned by
them, written by faculty member
Mark Armanini entitled “Floating
With Flowing Waters.” David
Vandereyk, a Music department
faculty member, will play Bach’s
delightful piano concerto in A
major, BWV 1055.

The concert will be held Sunday,
April 9, at 3 p.m. at the Centennial
Theatre. Tickets should be
purchased in advance from the
Music department at 984-4951,
choirs members, or the Centennial
Theatre at 984-4484. O

Calendar of Events

Friday, March 31

Native Awareness Day on campus
with activities all day, including
visiting speakers, elders and other
events surrounding native issues.

Sunday, April 9

Capilano College Community
Choir and Capilano College Singers
perform at the Centennial Theatre,
2300 Lonsdale, North Van., at 3 p.m.
Haydn’s “Te Deum” and Bach’s
“Magnificat” will be featured. Tickets
available from the Music department,
choir members, or the Centennial
Theatre at 984-4484. O

¢S xen Informer

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Next issue date is April 21