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12 the examiner Friday M0118 1970 Paul Brodie lyrical virtuoso Benefactors gift boost for singer By JOE EDWARDS NASHVILLE Tenn AP Brenda Joyce of Indianapolis is confined to wheelchair be cause of rare illness but shes plugging away at country music career with the help of generous man she has never met Miss Joyce 22 has spent the last seven years in wheelchair because the illness left her par alysed from the waist down She nearly died in 1974 Despite her illness she has sung publicly and wealthy In dianapolis man has learned about her Through mediary an In dianapolis News reporter the man gave Miss Joyce $5000 to finance record in Nashville stipulation was that he not be Hes honored Morley Calvert director of the Central Col legiate Band has been named member at American Bandmasters Association Calvert is one of only four Cana dians to be so honored YOU COULD WIN Details in the Mall Georgian 51131 Hwy 27North identified publicly although Miss Joyce knows his name Her record Ive Been Bur ned was released this year and has been doing fairly well on country music charts in In dianapolis Orlando Fla Chi cago and other US cities For Miss Joyce whose voice is sim ilar to those of Brenda Lee and Donna Fargo it was the biggest break of her career NO WORDS EXCHANGED Ive never met him not even on the phone the slen der softspoken woman says of her benefactor After she was given the money he came into night club where she was per forming just knew it was him she said saw the initials on his ring and it was him He had one drink and left feel awful about not being able to say any thing Only Miss Joyce her imme diate family and Skip Hess the News reporter know the mans identity Miss Joyces illness long name she cant pronounce damaged nerves leading to the lower part of her body This happened when blood vessels wrapped around her spinal cord MAY WALK AGAIN Its possible but not certain that she will walk again The doctors cant tell me how long it will take the nerves to heal she says There has been progress in the last year WANT QUICK SERVICE Try our hot fast delivery Free on orders over $900 in Barrie Free delivery limits l0 Discounton PickUp Orders over $900 Phone 728881 405 BAYFIELD ST BARRIE COLEILA DENTll RE THERAPY CLINIC rommv BARRIE ormunr cumci 726472 nu DUNIOP St mum MEMBER DENTU RlST SOCIETY By STEPHEN GAUER Of The Examiner Paul Brodie lays alto sax ophone with grace and finesse of lyrical virtuoso Hes classical musics equivalent of jazz artist like Paul Desmond exploring four centuries of music with an in strument thats winning accep tance in the field of seious music Brodies association with the Central Collegiate Band goes back 20 years to 1959 when he first came to Barrie to perform at the collegiate Brodie renew ed that association Wednesday night in the final concert of the 197879 Collegiate Concert Series The Torontobased sax ophonist played three numbers with the Central band two ar rangements Popular songs SMOKING DISCOURAGED and the jazzy Harlmen Noc turne by Earl Hagen but the highlight of the concert was the two solo numbers Brodie played The first saxophone arrange ment of Bachs first cello suite offered proof why Brodie is so hiighly regarded around the world The Bach suite is tremendous challenge for cellists when the suite is played on monophonic instru rodi aEling of collegiate ment like the saxophone it becomes virtually impossible TECHNICAL FACILITY But Brodie bring such technical facility to his music pouring out notes reaching down for bass notes and then soaring up through the upper register that he makes the im possible sound possible He cant hide the difficulty of the faster movements in the suite but he manages to carry off the illusion that Bachs music can be performed on the saxophone The second solo work was an avantegarde improvisation by the Japanese composer Ryo Noda The Noda composition is less than four minutes long but in very short span of time ex plores the tonal and technical capabilities of the instrument Notes are bent slammed SAULT STE MARIE Ont CP The Algoma Lung Asso ciation is taking its antismok ing campaign into local schools to try to reduce the incidence of lung disease Jean Shaw executive director of the association says 20minute presentation given in elementary and secondary school classrooms is designed to convince children not to smoke IVFIN KEDKOFF IN CONCERT FRIDAY JUNE 11979 presented by Gryphon Theatre Foundation 830 pm Georgian College Theatre va 400 at Duckworth St BarryW WIIiIo fiche RESERVED available 103 Dunlop SEATS last $950 and $750 Fou ndation Office St Barrie together twisted and distorted piled on top of one another in seemingly random improvisa tion This work strides the nar row line separating music and noise the way Brodie plays it Nodas work is intriguing in spite of itself In the three ensemble numbers played with the Col legiate Band Brodies tone was always rich and full Brodie doesnt just play the notes he caresses them In work like the Harlem Nocturne he creates such strong sense of mood that youre carried back to the 19305 when Harlem was the centre of black music in America EXCELLENT TONE The Collegiate Band directed by Morley Calvert played 11 numbers during the concert Im impressed by their excellent tone always strong and full and by their disciplined approach to music The band excels at music written specifically for brass and woodwinds the arrange ment of the first movement of Schubert symphony by contrast was less impressive The Sousa march the Reed pascacglia and the other uptempo works enabled the band to show off their confident ensemble play ing DON WAIT SUBSCRIBE NOW There are still some good season tickets left to The Gryphons IM Great New Show Season Dont miss this opportunity to see all shows at low subscription prices Phone or come in to the office today See great shows for as little as $2 705 1284613 103 Dunlop St Barrie AWN PARTY FRI SAT MAY MN 19th BARBECUED STEAK AND HAMBURGS AT MOUTHWATERING PRICES ENTERTAINS 2L6 PM cnmrum Ham EA MISSISSAGA ST DOWN BY THE ORIHIA By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Nicholas Monsarrat returns to the element which has carried his best work the sea to produce masterful adventure in his newest book The author of The Cruel Sea and The Ship That Died of Shame presents four centuries of British maritime history through the eyes of one charac ter Matthew Lawe in this novel Lawe is cursed to live until the seas run dry fanciful thought but unique way of giving continuity to the novel At the books outset Lawe is coxswain to Sir Francis Drake and by its close he is lieuten ant with Horatio Nelson at Tra falgar In the interim Lawe sails with Henry Hudson on the explorers final voyage is pi rate with Henry Morgan in the recommended as ADUlI EN RTAINMENI AJ0EINIZAN Production METROCOLOR recommended as ADULT NTEIITAINMENI Caribbean becomes Samuel Pepyss secretary in the re building of the British navy suffers with the subsequent downfall of Englands maritime industry when William of Orange replaces King James becomes an in dentured fisherman aboard Portuguese ship and rises to navigator with James Cook NOTAHERO Monsarrats omnipresent character is not robust hero rather when he is present at the great moments in British naval history Lawe is riddled WATCH FOR NEW LOCATION OF BARRIE LICENCE BUREAU DOWNTOWN CENTRE EditorsStECfi Monsarrat sea novel winner with fear From the point that Scots witch prophesies to his Spanish captors that He will not die Till all the seas run dry Lawe is haunted character His cowardice with Drakes fleet which led to his capture must 726533 8mm 0L5 Phone be exouneed Each episode of the novelists work is distinct from the rest of the book skilfully recreating men and historic events The play of the undying character is soon submerged under the vig orous detail in the writing 7261322 seems COLUMBIA PICTURES PRISENTS LAZARUSHYAMS PRODUCTION OF PETER HYAMS FILM HARRISON FORD LESLEYANNE DOWN CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER nHANOVER STREET 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