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University Heights Wendy Buckley Kitchener Waterloo Philharmonic Choir brings its 1987â€"88 season to a close with an exciting performance of Carl Orff‘s Carmina Burana and Francis Poulenc‘s Gloria, Saturday, May 14 at 8 p.m. at Centre In The Square. Carmina Burana was an immediate success at its 1937 debut performance in Frankfurt and has since been regarded as one of the most universally popular works by a 20th century "contemporary" composer. Carl Orff used a selection of poems written by 13th century monks of the monastery of Benediktbeuren for his text and set them to music that is dominated by an incessant rhythmic pulse and melodic simplicity. The poems, written in low Latin and early German, mingle Christian piety and pagan hedonism with the directness and innocence of medieval morality. They are an uninhibited celebration of the pleasures of life and love. Divided into three main parts titled "Spring", "In The Tavern" and "Love," Orff‘s work generates exhilaration of both the flesh and the spirit. * For education week at U.H.S.S. we had a display at Westmount Mall showing what we do here in some of our great shops. Many students participated in this offâ€"campus activity. Food services were demonstrating the making of Black Forest cakes and also selling them. Welding was displaying many items made by our students, and our beauty culture shop was offering shoppers the treat of manicures, facials and hair styling. *The Horseback Riding Club will be taking eight students riding on at the Circle Square Ranch in Cambridge. Thanks to Mrs. Hendren for organizing this Francis Poulenc‘s Gloria will be the other featured work in this final performance of the season. Written in 1959 for the Koussevitzy Music Foundation, Gloria is a fresh and novel setting of a familiar text. The text of the Gloria comes from a set of hymns used in the early centuries of the church and was eventually introduced into the Locker Talk Prone & Tichat Outist arders sutyect io senvice charge Philharmonic Choir presents fascinating Carmina Burana * There was a tremendous turnout for our boys‘ sloâ€"pitch Rosemary Landry Henry Ingram e â€"â€"ooooâ€"â€"â€"â€"â€" ol & A\Y BOOK IN PRINT team. About 30 students tried out for the team, but there are only 13 places available. The first game is to be held in s ts oLE Brantford on May 11. We are looking forward to a great season, with coaches Mr. Evanetz and Mr. Wilson. / * Girls‘ soccer is also into action, practicing for the season ahead of them. The team will be coached by Mrs. WOl(l S Johnson and Mr. Unrau. l‘ * April 26 we had a Canadian Armed Forces presentaâ€" l tion to find out information about what is required to join W()l l' l + the Armed Forces and what opportunities there are for BOOl\ S e members. * May 5 our students were given a special assembly. ud Carl Hiebert gave a delightful talk showing us how we can 8$® King Street Soutl overcome obstacles in our lives. The orthopaedic class were £ lucky enough to have Mr. Hiebert join them for some team. About 30 students tried out for the team, but there are only 13 places available. The first game is to be held in Brantford on May 11. We are looking forward to a great season, with coaches Mr. Evanetz and Mr. Wilson. * Girls‘ soccer is also into action, practicing for the season ahead of them. The team will be coached by Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Unrau. * May 5 our students were given a special assembly. Carl Hiebert gave a delightful talk showing us how we can overcome obstacles in our lives. The orthopaedic class were lucky enough to have Mr. Hiebert join them for some prime time that afternoon. Christmas Mass and other religious holiday services. Poulenc was known to both imitate and satirize musical traditions. Gloria is one such work that combines convenâ€" tional religious postures with high spirits, resulting in a fascinating blend of both sides of its composer. Under the baton of conductor Howard Dyck, the Kitchener Waterloo Philharmonic Choir will be joined for this performance by the Youth Choir, the Junior Choir and three exciting soloists. Rosemarie Landry, soprano, is one of Canada‘s most renowned vocal artists who has overâ€" whelmed critics both at home and abroad. Henry Ingram, tenor, has performed often in the southern Ontario region including performances with the Kitchener Waterloo Symphony and the Stratford Festival. He is highly acclaimed for his incomparable "Roaste‘ Swan" in Carmina Burana. Mark Pedrotti, b..ritone, 1 _ ell known to Kitchener audiences, having appeared on The Centre‘s stage on a number of occasions. Kitchener Waterloo Philharmonic Choir audiences will remember Pedrotti from his performance in last season‘s Spring Sing concert. Accompanying the choirs and soloists is the Kitchener Waterloo Symphony. Tickets are $20.50, $17.50 and $14.50 and are available at The Centre In The Square Box Office. Call 578â€"1570. Mark Pedrotti ‘"Is the Church Interfering in the Business of the State?" Dr. Baum will address contemporary issues such as free trade and the economy. Does the Christian Ethic have any contribution to make in the formation of a Just Society? How should this Ethic be presented? Are there some issues that should have greater priority for the Christian? Public Worship: Dr. Baumâ€"preaching Sunday, May 15th 9:55 a.m. ‘"The New Social Gospel in Canada‘‘ *reception to follow* The Rev. Dr. Gregory Baum is professor of Christian Ethics, faculty of Religious Studies, McGill University. He is a popular speaker, lecturer and author. *all meetings will take place in Knox Presbyterian Church. Public Lecture Saturday, May 14th 50 Erb St. West, WaterlO0 (besige the Marsiand Centre) CENTENNIAL SPEAKER SERIES St. Jerome Includes: * Fresh cut fries or baked potato * Cole Slaw * Toasted Roll * Butter and our famous Barâ€"BQ Sauce FULLY LICENSED UNDER LLBO WATERLOO LOCATION ONLY 170 UNIVERSITY AVE. WEST, UNIVERSITY PLAZA II 147â€"2001 BARâ€"BQ CHICKEN & RIBS WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY MAY 11, 1988 â€" PAGE 17 We‘re the ones with the great Chicken & Ribs Knox HPresbpterian Church It‘s just like coming home . (Regular $9.95) Offer Expires Tues. 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