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of interest to all classical and contem-

program's Advisory Committee to help :
porary music lovers.

ensure CSSW's viability and value to the

commana” (tT. serves. Mozart and the Creative Process will be

presented at 1230 hours in the small lec-
ture theatre, Room #2203, of Douglas
College on Thursday, April 11.

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COLLEGE Douglas College Receives Credit
CHORALE Special Delivery Dance Music Theatre is

going to be filming a 15-minute publicity
package in the Douglas College Performing

TATSUO HOSHINA, conductor | 4*ts Theatre April 1 and 3. They are

expecting to receive Canada Council money

= and they will be filming two or three
Tharsday, 4ipril & pieces which will be sent to Europe or
Japan. Douglas College will receive credit
in the film for use of the facility.

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Host Families
Mozart and The Creative Process Host families are needed to house exchange

students fromQuebec and Japan who will be

It is said that Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart studying at Douglas College this summer.

was a composer inspired by the glory of
God. Perhaps more than any other com-
poser, Mozart could apparently create
beautiful melodies inside his head and
instantly transpose them into written
music.

Accommodations will be needed in the New
Westminster area for English as a Second
Language students between May 21 to June 28
and August 12 to 30.

English speaking families who can provide
room and board plus a pleasant family
environment for these exchange students
will be paid a per day rate for their
hospitality.

Creative Processes Questioned

The creative processes used by Mozart
are now undergoing strenous academic
debate. What was once considered true
is now being questioned by modern music
Theorists and many interesting thoughts
have arisen.

Interested people can contact the Summer
Language Programs department of Douglas
Colege at 520-5463.

‘ Mozart: and the Creative Process is a one
and a half hour lecture by Douglas College
music instructor Kevin Barrington—Foote
on what new understanding we have on the
way Mozart wrote his music.

The French speaking students will be
arriving in May with the Japanese students
at Dougtas College during August.

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Sponsored by the Douglas Col lege
Humanities Institute, this lecture is
being held free of charge and will be