INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE/OCTOBER 18, 1988

 

Soprano Continued

Council. This year’s series of
top performers will also include
concerts by Robert Silverman
(November 25), Jean Paul Sevil-
la (January 20), and Isabelle
Chapuis (March 23). Allison’s
concert will take place on Oc-
tober 21 in the Performing Arts
Theatre of Douglas College.

Oratorio and concert singer
Leslie Allison is familiar to
audiences throughout the
country from her recital broad-
casts for CBC and her extensive
touring, nationally and interna-
tionally. She is critically
acclaimed for the purity, clarity
and naturalness of her voice.
The New York Times called her
Carnegie Hall Recital "a grace-
ful program, gracefully sung."

As an opera singer, Allison is
known for her vocal versatility.

 

Graceful singer presents
program of Bach, Holst and
Britten as well as French
Canadian and Gaelic
folksongs.

the Unitarian Church of Van-
couver.

Leslie Allison is a native of
Alberta who now makes her
home in Vancouver, where she
complements her concert career
with a second career training
singers who are experiencing dif-
ficulties with their voices.

 

Group Advising Sessions Schedule

October 24 - 28, 1988

All sessions start promptly at times advertised and are approximately
1 1/2 - 2 hours in length. Sessions are free, pre-registration is not re-
quired. All sessions are held at the New Westminster campus unless

stated otherwise.

Child Care Counsellor Program

(full-time & part-time) and

Early Childhood Education Program

(Basic & Post-Basic)

Long Term Care Aide Programs

(Basic & Upgrading) and

 

Tickets to hear Leslie Allison
and the entire Encore Series are
available in advance at the &
Douglas College Bookstore and
a number of other outlets in
New Westminster, or at the
door. For reservations or more
information call the Douglas
College box office, 520-5488.

Mon., Oct. 24
1000 hours
Room 1715
Sharon

Tues., Oct. 25
0830 hours
Room 1803

 

 

She plans an Encore perfor-
mance that will put that
versatility to the test. Pieces by
J.S. Bach, Gustav Holst, and
Benjamin Britten will stand
alongside French Canadian and
Gaelic folksongs. She will be
accompanied by two musicians
who are well known to Van-
couver listeners: Gerald Stanick
on viola and Harold Brown on
piano. Both accompanists have
travelled widely playing in
chamber music ensembles.
Stanick is on the faculty of the
University of British Columbia,
and Brown is Music Director of

 

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Lorraine

Tues., Oct. 25
1400 hours
Room 1715
Sharon

Wed., Oct. 26
0830 hours
Room 1220
Georgina

Wed., Oct. 26
1000 hours
Room 2803
Linda

Wed., Oct. 26
1400 hours
Room 1231
Lorraine

Thurs., Oct. 27
0830 hours
Room 2221
Linda

Fri., Oct. 28
1400 hours
Room 1231
Georgina