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g;:.is; The'PhIlhaninonic Youth is handling it. They are terrific, and do a beautiful job," Secong selection is Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart‘s Requiem (the Beyer version) made worldâ€" famous in the movie Amadeus, a fitting robust compliment to the Bach‘s Magnificat. was also a classicist, and the Requiem is a Baroque work, so it Mwfllwth*eveniu's purpose," said Dyck. Contrary to popular belief, a requiem is not written for the dead, but viewed as comfort and hfiem the living, a celebration of to come. "A requiem is a vivid, dramatâ€" ic description of Judgement Day. It is an operatic work, anything but morbid. That‘s why it fits the thought why not do the interpolaâ€" core has completed their pasâ€" sage, all attention will turn to the kids, as they sing the exalted gloria in excelsis deo almost like a visual suggestion of angels," explained Dyck. The soloists will share the role of Mary, in a work glistening with sparkling orchesâ€" trations, styled in Baroque fashâ€" ion featuring strings, winds, drums and trumpets, hence the reâ€"arranged or reâ€"composed into alternative chorale structure. Dyck, through his musicoloâ€" gist‘s insight and instinct, has decided to bring back the past. ‘‘Though it‘s not Christmas. To accentuate this chorale concept, Dyck has positioned the Youth Choir in the Centre‘s stage towers. ‘When the main choir favorite s Bach‘s is dest of all Bach‘s is considered the granâ€" dest of all," says Dyck. Four interpolations, short acâ€" centuating chorale bridges were normailly added to Bach‘s Xâ€"Mas church contatas, when the prolifâ€" ic master wrote for St. Thomas church services in Leipzig, Gerâ€" many. Through the passage of The Magnificat "setting of a passage‘‘, considered one of Bach‘s major choral accomplishâ€" ments, exemplifies the Virgin Mary‘s song of exultation found in the Bible, Luke 1: 46â€"55. subtle soft kinds of melodies. Fabulous." Dyck will conduct the 125â€"piece Kâ€"W Philharmonic Choir, featurâ€" ing soloists Kathleen Brett (soâ€" prano), Margaret Kuhl (mezzoâ€" soprano) Dennis Geisbrecht (tenor) and Daniel Lichti (bariâ€" tone), plus special guests the Kâ€"W Philharmonic Youth Choir, which made an impressive Cenâ€" tre debut at Christmas. music‘ says Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Philharmonic Choir musical director Howard Dyck, speaking of J.S. Bach‘s Magnificat, to be performed Saturday at 8 p.m. at Centre in the Square. ‘"‘The Magnificat is a bright, regal sparkling work with great contrasts. It‘s extremely exuberâ€" ant, complimented with intense Bach‘s Magnificat considered grandest of them all outburst interpolations i the passage of polations faded, reâ€"composed into , Mozart , but granâ€" "60° Now that you understand how our sale works, what better way to stretch your hard earned dollar than by cashing in on this terrific sale. There‘s no better time to pinch pennies, so hurry down to Grantâ€"Blackwell Furniture and save on everything in our store. HERE‘S HOW THE SALE WORKS: i +500 WORTH OF FURNITURE ... COST YOU ONLY ‘330 _ g ©1000 WORTH OF FURNITURE ... COST YOU ONLY ‘6eo _ y 2000 WORTH OF FURNITURE ... COST YOU ONLY 41320 _ iR WHO SAYS THE DOLLAR Has Lost its BUYING POWER? im YOU CAN BUY EVERYTHING AT ON THE DOLLAR â€"â€"~ â€" FRIDAY 9â€"9