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andlelight Carol Service tiii at mmanuel United Church a; Sunday, Dec. 8 at 7 p.m., Emmanuel United Church will be holding its eighth Candlelight Carol Service featuring the sen- ior choir and men's and women's choruses under the direction of Douglas Camfibell. This year, as in previous years, the assembled congregation will be treated to a selection of Christmas carols - both modern and traditional - from several countries of the world. The ser- vice will also feature congrega- tional carol singing and the The 77-member Kitchener-Wa- terloo Symphony Youth Orches- tra celebrates its 20th year with an expanded concert season and a spring workshop in Banff sponsored by the Canadian Asso- ciation of Youth Orchestras. The spring workshop necessitates a massive fund-raising program of which a Dec. 8 Christmas Con- cert is an important part, Under the direction of Youth Orchestra conductor Victor Sawa, the concert brings to- gether the Youth Orchestra, the Inter-Mennonite Children's choir, the Black Walnut Ballet society and the Canadian Chamber Ensemble with Raffi Armenian in an exciting and festive program. The stage at the Centre in the Square will see four artistic directors and four major per- forming groups joining together for a fun-filled Sunday evening at 7: 30 p.m. The 80-Voice Inter-Mennonite Choir led by Peter Letkemann will sing a variety of Christmas carols including the Huron Carol and Bach's Alleluia. Letkemann, music historian from Conrad Grebel and music director at the Stirling Avenue Mennonite Church faces an interesting per- sonal challenge in that on Mon- day, Dec. 9, he delivers the oral dissertation for his Ph.D, The Black Walnut Ballet dances selections from the Nut- cracker Suite by Tchaikovsky. The artistic director, Bernd J uche, still dances professionally in Toronto but keeps his Kitchen- er ballet company to a rigid schedule practising almost every day of the week. Juche has been the artistic director for a total of six years and has coached stu. dents that dance in Europe, Toronto and in the Grands Bar lets Canadiens. The bringing together of these three fine youth groups is impor tant in highlighting this the International Year of the Youth. Ram Armenian. conductor of the parent K-W Symphony Or chestra will share the conducting honors with Victor Sewn. V menian will conduct the Mozart Sinfonia Concertante with Wood- wind Quartet. Youth Orchestra concert wonderful family event A Touch Above The Rest "HOME OF THE BAKERS DOZEN (13)" FREE t new 00'"! With this coupon and your purchase of one cup of our superb coffee. "II tttht" "at". ttqeqmttqe in. 1905 an m; St. It. 'rATEiL00 reading of the Christmas story from Luke's gospel. One of the unique features of this service as it has been presented over the past seven years has been the singing of many carols from other lands - some of which have never been performed previously in this area. This year's service will follow in the same tradition with carols being presented from Yugoslavia, Sweden, Croatia. Germany, Canada and many other countries. There will also be the overture to La Peri by Paul Dukas, a flute solo played by Tommy Kay of the K-W Symphony and the Toy Symphony featuring the Cana- dian Chamber Ensemble, Ar- menian and Bob Farrow of CFCA playing toys. 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