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the Volume IX No. 5 February 23, 1987

informer

Marlatt to read Thursday

Vancouver writer Daphne Marlatt will be
the next author to be presented in the
Spring Reading Series. Marlatt is the
author of fourteen books, including
Stevestan, Vancouver Poems, Opening Doors
(an oral history project on the East End),
How Hug a Stone, and Anna: Herstory. She
will be reading in room H402 at 8 pm on
Thursday, February 26. Admission is free.

Free concert on Friday

On Friday, February 27 at noon, Music
faculty members Lars Kaario, tenor, and
Linda Falls, piano, will be performing
works by Schumann, Purcell and Benjamin
Britten in room H113. The program includes
three pieces by Purcell—Man is for the
Woman Made, I Attempt From Love Sickness
to Fly, and I'll Sail Upon the Dog Star—
Dichterliebe Op. 48 by Robert Schumann,
and three songs arranged by Benjamin
Britten—0O Waly, Waly, the Plough Boy, and
Ca' the Yowes.

; Nominated for Juno
Lars Kaario graduated from Capilano College

and then got his Bachelor of Music from Capilano College guitar instructor,
Stephen Boswell, recently received the

CONTINUED WERT PAGE "s+ exciting news that he has been nominated

é for a Juno Award. Boswell has been
Who are they? nominated for Best Classical Canadian
F Recording. More on this next week. We
ought to note, by the way, that this photo
is a couple of years out of date—Boswel]
now sports a beardless face.

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