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15 HELEN VALLIANATO MARCIA WILSON Students perform on Cable Local music students are featured in Cable program to be telecast Thurs day at pm The recital was taped at Grove Park Home and presents singers Kelly Doane and pianists Karla Perry Tanya Baranowski Annette Krul Lori Harris Lisa Fleck Melissa Little Christopher Turner Helen the examinerv Wednesday Oct 24 1979 25 Dance troupe opens series By STEPHEN GALER Of The Examiner The Entresix Dance Company modern dance ensemble from Montreal opened the 197980 Barrie Concert Associa tion season Monday night at Georgian College The dance ensemble performed three works marked by imaginative choreography by artistic director Lawrence Gradus and spirited performances by the seven young dancers who make up the ensemble Two of the three dance pieces Nonetto and Excursions were dance improvisations that stressed movement and form rather than narrative line Gradus takes an athletic approach to choreography in these works demanding dif ficult jumps spins and twists from his dancers But occasionally the movements of the dancers are literal interpretations of the music In Excursions with energetic choreography to music by Benjamin Britten the dancers often conveyed the feeling of the music with descriptive mo Vallianatos and Marcia Wilson Miss Doane was gold medal winner at this years CNE music festival the pianists were prize winners at the Kiwanis competition held this spring in Orillia LORI IIIIRIS sights and sounds Disco dance finals Three couples compete tonight at the Queens hotel to represent Barrie in the national disco lance competition to be held at the Harbor Castle Ballroom in November Tonights finals get underway at 10 pm in the hotels disco lounge Music series begins The Music of Man an cightpart $2 million TV series ex amining the evolution of mans musical heritage begins tonight at pm on BI Tonights episode The Quiver of Life looks at the beginning of mans awareness of sound and includes an interview with Canadian composer Murrav Shaffer Yehudi Menuhin is the hostnarrator of the series Maiors makes getaway TORONTO CP Lee Majors was fast Sunday even without bionic legs He had Porsche 97t to makehis getaway from the Scarborough Civic Centre in east Metropolitan Toronto Majors better known as televisions $6Million Man was filming scene from The Last Chase Martin Burkes movie about gasolineless society 25 years from now In the film Majors works in the headquarters of highspeed transportation system the civic centre in disguise But hes frustrated racing car driver and has had the Porsche stashed at the headquarters for 22 years waiting for one chance to break awav and drive it ORilliA TIIEATREs ENEVA 16WEST 51 3266331 NOW PLAYING AT PM Its five miles its coming at 30000 mph and theres no place on Earth to hide if tllnn lllll CU LISA IIEI Boulanger dead at 92 PARIS AP Nadia Boulanger conductor pianist and teacher of generations of composers died here yester day family sources said She wastll Miss Boulanger was con sidered the outstanding con temporary teacher of music composition and the list of her student reads like roll call of modern music Among them were Leonard Bernstein Dinu Lipatti Aaron Copland Virgil Thomson and Walter Piston Theyll dance thanks When Karen Kain and Frank Augustyn principal dancers of the National Ballet of Canada accept their honorary degrees from McMaster Lniversity on Nov the stage will be cleared at the end of the ceremony to allow the two to perform the Corsaire pas de deux The set BUFFET STYLE Roast Beef 225 Spareribs 225 Special of the Day 195 All dinners include mashed potatoes veg roll AMPLE FREE PARKING srmcor HOTEL FIVE POINTS BARBIE BUSINESSMENS lUNCHEOtI ting maybe unfamiliar for the two dancers who last fall received honorary degrees from York University but the stage wont be McMasters autumn convocation takes place at Hamilton Place where the National regularly per forms tions that were simple but never simpleminded CREATE MIRROR IMAGES Many of the movements in Nonetto created mirror im ages In the first two sections of the work both in the form of pas de deux one playful and the other dramatically erotic the dancers create these mirror images with tremendous grace and skill The movements sometimes resemble gym nastics or acrobatics and its this creative athleticism that makes the dancers so appealing visually Peter and the Wolf the third work on the program is choreographed childrens tale that blends narration music and dance into one satisfying whole The dancers portray animals dressed in costumes that are often whimsical and humorous and the animals in turn are identified with specific instruments in the orchestra score Here are the lively enthusiasm of the young dancers br ings alive the special magic of modern dance The choreography is flexible enough to allow for few moments of slapstick as well as an effective dramatization of the storyline The dancers both in the solo and ensemble routines kept the story moving at lively pace Douglas Nakamoto as the wolf was particularly effective in protraying the evil character of the story LESS SENSITIVE Aside from Nakamoto the other three male dancers in the ensemble seemed less sensitive on the whole than the three female dancers in Entresix Peter and the Wolf sustained in terest because the strong story line and effective use of costumes and props complemented the choreography so well in the two interpretive works there were moments of awkwardness when the level of concentration seemed to drop and the dancers were going through the motions of the choreography rather than creating mood and sense of physical beauty Notice Shopping Hours Our shops Will be open every Thursday and Friday evening till pm for your con venience and when it gets real close to Christmas the hours will be extended even further From Monday Dec 10th thru Saturday Dec 22nd 930 pm till pm The Barrie Rotary Clubs annual Radio Auction will be held at the Downtown Centre on 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