November 15/96

Musical For Your Very
Soul — and Spirit

ancouver composer and faculty

member of the Capilano College
Music Department, Mark Armanini,
has a new recording available called

The Spirit Emerges. The release
features a unique international blend of

the performance styles of Seattle
conductor John Zoltek, who leads the
Bohuslav Martinu Philharmonic from

Zlin, Czech Republic. The Spirit Emerges

offers four diverse works for chamber

orchestra, each with soloist. It retails for

$16 and is available from the Music

Department in Fir building, room 101.
Other recordings available from the

Music Department include:

- Tape: Carmina Burana - Carl Orff

Capilano College Singers, Community

Choir and Percussion Ensemble, $8

- C.D.: Bach’s Magnificat and Haydn’s

Te Deum

Capilano College Singers and Capilano

College Community Choir, $16

- Video: Music Therapy: Coming of Age

- produced and directed by J. Turco, $10.

_ ‘The Capilano College community is invited to attend the —
op ; 8 ceremonies 5s of the new Child Care Centre atthe —_—
ver campus of Capilano College

December I

Students tape a production in the
Television Lab at Capilano College.

Headhunter—
People in
Odd Jobs

B e part of a live studio audience
and, at the same time, learn more
than you may want to know about
embalming, hypnotherapy, the Wipple
machine, special effects artists, and
what it’s like to jump 200 feet into a
raging forest fire.

Headhunter is a six-part television
series which explores people doing odd
jobs. Produced by the first and second
year Media Resources students,
broadcasts will appear either on the
Knowledge Network or on Rogers
Cable. As part of the audience, you will
hear first-hand stories from an array of
interesting guests.

Live taping will take place on
Monday, November 18 and 25 and
December 2 at 6:30 p.m. in the TV
Studio. Call Elsa or Banchi at local
2136 for more information.