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April 19-20 the Joseph Schneider Hans will be presenting a variety of activities dedicated to the study and appreciation of clothing from the past. If this spring finds you cleaning out your attic, sorting through long-forgotten trunks and boxes, perhaps you have discovered some costume treasures from your family you’d like to know more about. Bring them to the Schneider Haus Saturday or Sunday between l and 4 p.m. to discuss them with staff costume historians. T They will be pleased to help identify their age, how they were made and how they were worn. Maybe you’ll discover something about your ancestors you didn't know and certainly you’ll learn interesting facts about the agonies and ecstasies associated with 19th century fads and fashions. All weekend. historic clothing from a variety of Cathy Wimams Chronicle Special Works spanning three centuries were performed Sunday at a free concert by the Wellington Winds Chamber Ensemble at St. Mark's Lutheran Church, Kitchener. The ensemble comprises individuals from the 4omember Wellington Winds, a group of professional and semi-professional musicians based in Kitchener-Waterloo. Mozart's Serenade for 13 Winds, though written as incidental Discuss costume treasures , Joseph Schneider Haus B__, 1 Mozart's Serenade for 13 Winds, though written as "ICICIClllal music, is nonetheless his definitive composition for wind ensemble. Joined by Leon Stroh, bass continua, the ensemble kept their energy throughout the seven movements of this demanding work, despite some shaky entries, especially in the Theme and Variation move- ment. Perhaps a conductor would be desirable for a work of this complexity. Gabor Janota, sometime principal bassonist with the Budapest State Orchestra, set a dazzling pace for the Romance .. allegretto section. 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