Ontario Community Newspapers

South Marysburgh Mirror (Milford, On), 1 Apr 2001, p. 1

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Schubert Mass highlights spring concert The members of the County choir, Command Performance, with director Greg Garrett and accompanist Angie King, have been busy preparing for their spring concert on April 29 at 2pm at the Regent Theatre. The concert will feature Franz Schubert's (5 Mass in G, performed by the Z choir and accompanied by "5 Dil musicians of The County Consort. The program will also include a variety of folk songs and orchestral works by Bach and Mozart. Schubert was an Austrian composer who studied under Antonio Salieri, the composer made famous in the film Amadeus. Schubert's musical output was prolific. He composed the Mass in G in 1815, amazingly in only one week. In the same year that he wrote the Mass in G, he also composed 145 Continued on page 4 Hey Kids! Look inside for our Easter colouring contest! You can have fun and win prizes! (South Marysburgh residents only) The ancient art of bellydancing by Karen I. Smith Bellydancing evokes thoughts of middle eastern countries such as Arabia, Egypt, Morocco, Turkey, and dusky visions of desert scenes - flowing robes on camel-riding Bedouin, windswept sands forming undulating dunes so vast that few people have ever visited them. Well, here in Prince Edward, we have all of the above - windswept sands, undulating dunes, and bellydancing. Yes, we have bellydancing, bellydancers, and Bay Woodyard, a bellydancing teacher. Bay teaches the middle eastern art of bellydancing in her home near Milford at 81 Morrison Point Road. There you can learn to enjoy these ancient articulate movements that will allow you to become one with a natu- 'ral rhythm that began with the first musical note, a whistle perhaps; if not before the first dance, they certainly after- ward - soft flowing movements that will continue to give enjoyment forever. : Whether Oriental or free style, bellydancing incorporates eerily beautiful movements of head, chest, arms, belly, hips and feet. It's a sultry activity, with the hips and the ribs Continued on page 2 ® Circle Notes 3 ® Milfordosis 5 ® Wait 7 ® Druella Acantha Malvina 9 ® Library Notes 12

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