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On Thursday, January18th,
12:30 p.m., soprano Leslie Allison
will join fellow faculty member
Henry Waack (piano) in a perfor-
mance of show songs in the
Douglas College theatre.

_ Leslie Allison’s performing
career has taken her from Carnegie
Recital Hall in New York to record-
ing with Radio France. Her eclectic
repertoire includes opera, oratorio,
art song, 20th century music, folk
song, “blues”, and musical theatre.

Allison now makes her home in
Vancouver where she teaches for
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Faculty member takes eclectic repertoire from
Carnegie Hall to Douglas Theatre

lege and sings
with the Van-
couver Opera
Association.
She also has a
busy and varied
solo perfor-
mance career.

Allison can
next be heard
on CBC Radio
EM. on Sunday,
January 21 at
8:05 p.m. ina
program of Scot-
tish Folk songs
with harp.

The New
West concert
will also feature
Henry Waack
playing a med-
ley of Gershwin
songs arranged
by the com-
poser. He will
be accompanied
by percussionist
Sean Vedova.

All Noon at New West
concerts are free and open to the
public. Watch for the schedule of
events and plan to attend a feast of
noon hour music in the Performing

Arts Theatre.

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Leslie Allison, soprano

PLEASE SEE PAGE 4 FOR AN
IMPORTANT NOTICE ON
REVISED SEMESTER DATES.