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January 18, 1989 Issue

Personal Development
Workshops 2

 

 

Job Help for Adults With
Hearing Impairments

 

Coming Events

 

 

 

Keys

 

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Building Air Circulation 4

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Audiences

Briefs

Free Workshops for Women 6
Courses of Interest

to Women 6

 

Employment Action Courses 8

 

Community Programs 9

 

Innovation Abstracts 11
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Encore‘Contért Series

Jean-Paul
Sevilla
Plays
French

 

 

 

 

Piano Music

You don’t have to go to Paris
to celebrate the 200th anniver-
sary of the French Revolution.
Acclaimed pianist Jean-Paul
Sevilla will commemorate the
revolution with a performance
featuring works by three modern
French composers. The concert
on Friday, January 20, is
presented by Douglas College
and the New Westminster Arts
Council.

Henry Waack, instructor in
the Douglas College Music
Department, says, "The entire
Encore Series this year has fea-
tured largely French music, in

 

tribute to the upcoming anniver-
sary of the French Revolution."

Sevilla’s performance will in-
clude "Theme and Variations,
Fugue et Chanson" by Vincent
d’Indy, "Suite" by Albert Rous-
sel, and twelve preludes selected
from the two books of Preludes,
by Claude Debussy.

Born in Algeria, Jean-Paul
Sevilla studied music at the Con-
servatoire de Paris and has
subsequently performed in all
parts of Europe, Africa, North
and South America. He won
first prize in the Geneva Interna-
tional Competition and, by a

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