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' ‘ I . Symphony Enters s FALLFEST . - ’ 5 z‘ 1 _ wv-Second,Decude 4 Canada‘s only professional the outstanding direction Of the OFCheStra into its ‘ touring orchestra will visit Victor Yampolsky, former second decade- I confederation Centre of the assistant conductor of the MF- YemPOISkY'S beekQFOUhd’ Arts on Friday, September 30 internationally-acclaimed i5 Wide and Varied, a “ " I for an 8:30 p.m. performance Moscow Philharmonic. student of two major music / featuring a brilliant Mr. YampolSky leads the figures at the Moscow I Russian-born conductor. ‘ Atlantic Symphony in the Conservatory, and While The Atlantic Symphony full year of celebration in Still in his 20'5, became Orchestra is the third recognition of the assistant conductor of the deature production at the orchestra's 10th annivers- MOSCOW Philharmonic- l977 Fall Festival at ary. A spokesman for the Eaeh Year. the Atlantic Confederation Centre, under Halifax-based symphony says Symphony Orehestra traVelS

the new conductor is leading over l0,000 touring miles bringing outstanding music

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tothepeopleofAtlantic‘ g Canada. / The orchestra spokesman / saidhisorganizationis ‘ ',' presenting I'the most I An emergency Senior delay it until November if compelling programme of I I Class meeting was in ‘ we don't have.it immediately great artists and great I r. H A the Barn TueSdeY hight- due to the feet that a . music ever assembled in l-' 5 ‘- The meeting'was, called by formal dance is planned for Atlantic Canada“. Senior Class President, Fall Fest, Which is in the The Atlantic Symphony I Jeanette MaCAUIey, to middle Of OCtOber'“ concert is the first in a I ' I decide and when the After much diSCUSSlOI’l, it series of three “Music I Annual Co-Ed Dance would be was deelded that the CO'Ed Special“ bargains at the I o 9 held, will be held next Tuesday, 1977 Fall Festival at I - Jeanette explained the oet' h, from 9" in the Confederation Centre of 5 . reason for calling this, Alumni Gym. Admission - the Arts in downtown ’ Lf‘yzu want to help wuth meeting to the 30 Seniors 55-00 Per COUPIe- Charlottetown. Tickets are i ]? eSt E easedS'gn the Present at the meeting- BY the waY’ for those Who available at Confederation ’ Off? Inc: zeitjiiphigthh "We have to decide don't know, the CO'Ed IS a centre Box office or an ’ R :6" M . H ‘1 ' immediately if we are to semi-formal that the girls Linkletter Travel A ency I m' 3’ ar'on a ' have the Co-Ed early next , ask the guys to- So get out 9 y' /,\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\ week or put it off until and support Your Senior November“. ‘She went on to C1355! explain, “We will have tb See Yal there!

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