Awareness concert planned

The College Awareness Campaign has
organized a concert on Wednesday, March 27
at the North Van. Centennial Theatre.
There will be music, visual presentations,
keynote speakers, and, anything but least,
Judith Forst, Mezzo Soprano. There is no
admission price for the event which starts
at 7:30 pm. For more information on the
concert or the campaign, call the Faculty
Association at local 413.

Music in Moosejaw

Arlene McIntyre, a vocal instructor with
the Music department, is currently in
Moosejaw, but she didn't go there just for
the bright lights and wild times. She is
giving a workshop and adjudicating a Music
festival.

Graduates chosen by Pace

Two Bachelor of Music program grads
made their old department proud when they
were appointed as consultants in the Pace

Piano Program by the Director of the
International Piano Teaching Foundation,
Dr. Robert Pace. Beverley Atkinson and
Polly Carnsew of West Vancouver will be
consultants in the Pace Program which is
taught through Cap College. Dr. Pace is an
internationally known music educator whose
program is used in a great many countries,
and he has appointed 150 consultants

in Finland, Norway, Brazil, Korea, Japan,
China, the U.S., and Canada. These
consultants give training
programs to provide piano
teachers with creative
teaching techniques and new
activities that will
motivate their students and
bring new life to their
teaching. The classes
include: keyboard
improvisation, ear training
activities, related
repertoire and duets,
technique, sightreading,
testing students, studio
organization, parent-
teacher relations, lesson
planning and goals,
fundamentals of theory,
harmony, and games.

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Central. America forum

Central America will be the topic of a
special forum sponsored by the

Special Events Committee on Tuesday

March 26 at 12:30. The speakers on the
panel will be Dr. Bernardo Berdichewsky,
Anthropology instructor and executive
member of CALACS (Canadian Association of
Latin American and Caribbean Studies);
Daniel Gautreau, freelance photojournalist;
Patricia Lane of the Central America Legal
Working Group; and Stan Persky, Political
Studies instructor. They will be talking
about the current situation in Latin
America, with particular reference to El
Salvador and Nicaragua, and there will be
time for audience questions and
participation. This event is free, open to
everyone interested, and will be held in
the All College Lounge. For more details
on this event, contact Rod Mont, Student
Society, local 347.

Sign up for Weaving seminars

If you are interested in Weaving, don't
forget that there are two special Crafts
Department lectures upcoming. On March 25
from 10:30 to noon in room A206, an Andean
weaver from Peru will be speaking. There
is a workshop charge of $3 for this event.
And, on April 2 at 1 pm in the same room,
Dorinda Neave will lecture on ''Tapestries
through the Ages'' (no charge). Interested
parties should leave their names and phone
numbers with Mieneke Mees, local 439/390.
Call soon.