INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / SEPTEMBER 26, 1989

 

 

Important Dates to Remember

from the Registrar’s Office

OCB 2 wn cee we Deadline to apply for closed-enrollment career programs
SERRE ERI BE RA for the Spring Semester
oe el. ee ee Fall Graduation
OCT.9 secntenee College closed - Thanksgiving Day
OCT: occa es Deadline to apply for Scholarships and Bursaries administered through

nig Bs GH MORONS Douglas College for Fall Semester

ere ree Deadline for nominations for George Wootton Scholarship Award
SRST Ew EM SEX (refer to Student Finance for details

OCT.16-20 ...... Mid semester - students may obtain mid-semester standing from instructors
a Pa cr during this week in order to make decisions about dropping courses.

 

NOON AT NEW WEST CONCERT

 

Recital: Ed Bach, trumpet & Monica Pfau, piano

 

Thursday, September 28 - 12:30 — 1:30
Douglas College Performing Arts Theatre, Room 4100

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ed Bach

 

 

Free Admission

Mr. Bach, a trumpet soloist, is a
sabbatical replacement for Blair
Fisher in the music department.
His responsibilities at Douglas Col-
lege include being the Director of
the Bands, and the private tutor of
a number of fine up-and-coming
trumpet students.

Alongside his responsibilities
at the College he keeps busy per-
forming as a soloist and most nota-
bly as a member of a Touch of Brass.
In 1988, this popular brass quintet
performed all over the world, in-
cluding the U.S.S.R., Australia,
India, England, Hong Kong, Sin-
gapore, U.S. and Canada.

Mr. Bach received his Bachelor
of Music at Brandon University, his
Masters degree at U.B.C., and will
graduate with a D.M.A. at U.B.C. in

 

May, 1990.

His accompanist, Monica Pfau,
is a brilliant pianist who has per-
formed at Douglas College before.
She is currently working towards
her D.M.A. at U.B.C. and is very ac-
tive as a soloist and accompanist.
She is the winner of many distin-
guishing awards, her most recent
being the Killam Fellowship at
U.B.C.