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Bach’s Mass in B-Minor Continued

“We started work on the
choruses in early January - there
are 17 of them to master in
total,” says Hoshina. "We usual-
ly recruit amateur local
musicians for our performances,
but this is the first time we’ve
recruited pros. We are bringing
together a dynamic combination
of players from the Canada
West Orchestra, the CBC Or-
chestra, former Vancouver
Symphony Orchestra members,
and Douglas College Music
faculty.

The entire undertaking cost
$12,000, so it’s big and expen-
sive, and it'll be quite an event.
We are lucky to have the

 

generous support of Scott
Paper."

Featured soloists are soprano
Carole Davies, alto Elizabeth
Mabee, tenor David Shefsiek,
and bass William Kelly. So far
90 per cent of the work has been
mastered by Hoshina’s players;
upcoming rehearsals for the
musicians are keenly anticipated
by the veteran chorale master.

Hoshina has made a reputa-
tion for himself at the College
staging masterpieces of the Baro-
que era, and the Bach Mass
epitomizes his 18-year tenure.

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hours in length.

essions are free, pre-registration is not required. All sessions

are held at the New Westminster campus unless stated otherwise.

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Baroque music is quite acces-
sible, it was also written with a
relatively small amount of instru-
ments in mind. The Bach Mass
in every way is a one-of-a-kind
project for me - it’s been a very,
very satisfying task."

Performances will take place
at 7:30 p.m. April 15 and 16 at
the Douglas College Performing
Arts Theatre, 700 Royal
Avenue, New Westminster.
General admission is $10 and $8
for students and seniors. For
ticket reservations and informa-
tion, call the Douglas College
Box Office, 520-5488, or they
may be obtained from Tatsuo
Hoshina, local 3225.

 

In the Bag:
Professional
Development

Every Wednesday to April
26, 12:00 to 2:00, faculty are in-
vited to drop in for a bit of
stimulation over lunch in the
Lower Cafeteria, Faculty/Staff
Lounge.

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