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Inside INSIDE

March 14, 1989 Issue

College Assembly

Psych Author Visits College
New C.E. Chair

Athletic Update

Panic Attacks

 

 

 

Professional Development

 

Group Advising Sessions

 

Career Fair
Hidden Job Market
Briefs

 

 

 

Coming Events

 

Dean’s List

 

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Musical
Reunion
At
Douglas
College

Anticipation is mounting for a
dynamic performance by French-
born flutist Isabelle Chapuis
when she joins local pianist
Ellen Silverman at Douglas Col-
lege on March 23. Their
program will be a progressive
mix of works by Schubert,
Bach, Charles Marie Widor, and
contemporary classical com-
posers John Downey and John
Corigliano.

"Isabelle (Chapuis) is always
a popular draw - she always
comes off on stage as very
beautiful and charming," says
long-time friend Silverman.
"She’s romantic and sensitive in
her approach to music, and I
think audiences respond to that
very strongly.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

French-born flutist, Isabelle
Chapuis, joins local pianist Ellen |
Silverman at Douglas College on |
March 23.

Chapuis, lauded world-wide
for her recitals and solo perfor-
mances with orchestras,
currently makes her home in
San Francisco and is a professor
of flute at California State
University. Testament to her
popularity came in 1987 when
she was invited by the National
Flute Association to perform a 7
program of French music before
more than two thousand profes-
sional flutists.

Silverman’s expertise with
the piano matches Chapuis’ suc-

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