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PAGE 8 __ WATERLOO CHRQ‘ICLE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Mt. 1.1 'INNO VA TIVE W157?) The Camerata Trio, formed in 1972, is known as an innovative chamber ensemble. The group has performed in Europe, North, and South America and recorded on the CBC and Crystal Records labels. By Chronicle stat! writer Chamber music lovers will have a chance to hear a concert by the Camerata Trio on Thurs- day, Jan. 7 at the K-W Chamber Music Society, 57 Young St. W., Waterloo. Campbell is often regarded by connoisserus as one of the best masters of the clarinet in the world today. Born in Alberta, this clarinetist won both the CBC's Talent Festival and Les Jeum esses Musicales' International Competition in Belgrade in 1971. In addition to its own critically acclaimed recitals and concerts, Camerata has shared the stage with illustrous artists from a variety of disciglines. The ensemble? is comprised of James Campbell, clarinet, Va- lerie Tyron, piano, and Coenraad Bloemendal, cello. Tyron, whose Greer began' when she performed for the BBC Camerata to perform in Waterloo Tickets are ti2 ($7 tor stu, dents/seniors) and are available through mail order at the Chamber Music Society or by calling 886-1673. Thursday's concert, which begins at 8 p.m., will feature a cello sonata and rhapsody for clarinet and piano by Debussy; clarinet trio, Op. 11 by Beetho- ven; three pieces for clarinet by Stravinsky; and clarinet trio, Op. 114 by Brahms. Dutch-born Bloemendal has become a well-known figure on the Canadian music scene. Prior to Joining Camerata. he was the principal cellist of the Atlantic Symphony Orchestra in Halifax. Bloemendal is frequently heard on CBC radio and televi- sion and is currently head of the string department c,' York Uni- versity, Toronto. at age 12, is well known for her sensitive interpretation of the works of the romantics. Since moving to Canada ten years ago, she has appeared for Canadian and American stations and was appointed pianist-in-residence at McMaster University in Hamil- The hivudk Iwmhbouv hand o-Ivu “v TIM D115? [i'iiijiiiii of W/hhgiiiririiiii mm“. Vq‘aH-uu ”Ya-mu. mam-or TUESDAY Putt, B.aRmtt My, - wup, -oa WEDNESDAY MONDAY ‘All a Mn‘ I-nl mum. nu ma , 495 495 WORKING WWH WWLY tMiABLED ADULTS vm In SATURDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Con-oath Equin- Ind Youth-lanai help without your help We can't ABILITY FUND Come and enjoy Hatching In; Sunday Jan. 3 from T to " pm OPEN JAM SESSION featuring the Dukes of Jazz 495 DUKES OF JAZZ 6|”th Mmrrgnrtn-tatga.l%qr4 UARY ttth {Imam of con-arm. gef,l,e,u'g'fr,t Wanda: VIII human-room'mn" Human-unnum- 495 SUNDAY Clarinetist James Campbell of Camerata 495 HAPPY HOLIDAYS Management & Staff ARKDALE PLAZA - WATERLOO ( ‘78-A Albert Street "Chung: Accootod" RESTAURANT