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Inside INSIDE

|Bach's Ma
April 4, 1989 Issue in B-Minor

 

 

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Group Advising Sessions 2
Professional Development 2 It was the
: early 1700’s
Athletic Update 2 and Fohena
Briefs 3 | Sebasian
Bach was fed
Letter from Anna Raffle 3 up with his
Coming Events 4 | duties at St.
aoe a Thomas’
Pediatric Aids 4! Church in
Higher Education Course 4 | Leipzig. He
; wanted to be
Innovation Abstracts 5 appointed
Composer by
the Court of

Dresden, which at that time was
the seat of all musical activity in
Europe.

His resume turned out to be
Inside Douglas College is published the B- or Mass, into which

weekly September through May and he poured every facet of his
bi-weekly June through August by the | musical knowledge and in-
Douglas College Public Information | cluded an amazing variety of
Office. Submissions are due Tuesday Baroque musical styles. It

noon for publication the following

Tuesday. Submissions are accepted | WOuld have been the perfect call-
typewritten or on floppy disk in | ing card for any composer of
WordPerfect or ASCII format. Material any age, but nobody at the Court

may be edited for brevity and clarity.
Tips, scoops and suggestions are always even bothered to open the

welcome. Please contact the Public | Manuscript.
Information Office, Rm. 4840, loc. 4805.

 

 

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Bach never heard his titanic
work played in his lifetime.

On April 15 and 16, Douglas
College in New Westminster
will present Bach’s Mass in B-
Minor at the Performing Arts
Theatre. With a 30-piece or-
chestra and a choir numbering
95, the Mass is the most am-
bitious undertaking ever
presented by Tatsuo Hoshina,
Douglas College’s director of
choral activities for 18 years.