Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 24, 2006, Winnipeg, Manitoba B5-aug24.06 our Board o f directors president Ian Cummins Secretary Phyllis Schwartz treasurer Sharon Thiessen Woods Jacqueline Hope Katarina Kupca Sydney Mcinnis Ron Paley Norman Rosenbaum Terry Welsh. C continued jazz @ lunch looking for a More filling lunch learn about jazz while you Munch this course has been specifically developed for non musicians who want to learn More about jazz music although All Are Welcome through guide listening demonstrations and discussion Janice will present the components of a jazz performance provide an overview of the genres development and suggest ways to listen to jazz that will enhance your experience of the music whether you Are new to jazz or a die hard fan thursdays 12 10 12 50 pm 8 weeks starting september 28, 2006 no class november 2 instructor Janice Finlay fee $45 established in 1984, the Manitoba conservatory of music and arts is the provinces largest Independent non profit school of music. The conservatory offers Quality instruction to students of All Ages from beginner to advanced Levels. The conservatory has made a significant Impact on the cultural and educational Community of Manitoba by developing and enriching the Quality and appreciation of music and related arts. The Manitoba conservatory provides a unique Opportunity for students teachers and parents to be part of a professional musical environment second to none. The conservatory a administrative offices and studios Are located in downtown Winnipeg with additional branches in Steinbach Altona Morris and Gimli. With Over 1,900 students and Over 60 faculty members the conservatory has become a prominent member of the Manitoba arts Community. The conservatory offers ? High Quality instruction ? a music Library ? attractive teaching studios ? computers equipped with music composition software ? instruments of excellent Quality an acoustically sound ensemble room ? the cadenza newsletter ? reasonable rates and payment instalment programs ? a recital Hall ? scholarship and bursary programs ? a reception area & student lounge tax deductibility for qualifying students phone 943-6090 email website during the regular school year the conservatory is open monday to Friday from 9 00 am 9 00 pm., saturday from 8 30 am 4 30 pm and sunday from 12 30 4 30 pm. More jazz with a twist presented by Veteran jazz aficionado radio Host and educator Ray Alexander this course will Appeal to anyone interested in exploring jazz in greater detail. Ray has developed a unique series of lectures covering diverse jazz related topics and accompanied by carefully chosen musical samples culled from the instructors extensive private jazz collection. Don to worry if any of the artists names below Arent familiar yet they will Beonce Ray introduces you to them attend the entire session or choose a la carte depending on your interests visit for a list of sessions. Tuesdays 6 30 8 00 pm 9 weeks starting september 26,2006 instructor Ray Alexande fees All 9 classes full session $120 any 5 classes $70 single class drop in $15 per class the jazz intensive sessions Miles Davis the first Quarter Century on record in response to repeated requests this new addition tothe jazz appreciation series will offer participants the Opportunity for an in depth examination of one prominent jazz artist. This year pre eminent jazz historian and author Vladimir Simosko will be the guide on a journey exploring the remarkable legacy of legendary jazz trumpet player Miles Davis with a focus on the years of 1945-1969. Sunday october 22, 2006, 12 30 5 00 pm instructor Vladimir Simosko fee $45 ;