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The band, being an integral part of Appleby ' s existence, did not have so many members as in pre- vious years, but the best sound ever was produced this year. Being a member of the Appleby College Concert Band myself, I have watched it grow, not in size, but in popularity, since it really got roll- ing four years ago. A strong word of thanks should be extended to our glorious leader, Mr. Bridgewater. This man is the only man I know of who would put forth the time and effort to put up with the sometimes uninterested faces of the players. It took a few days of tolerance and the updating of old ideas, to bring in the supply of up-to-date music we have now, but the wait was well worth it be- cause only now are we capable of playing it. It ' s be en a good four years with the band, and I sin- cerely hope it reaches even greater heights. Bill King The Band Kiwu J T«M M ■w l s m
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r FRONT ROW: Koenders, Batty, Hays, G. Mattimoe, Washington, Mann, Berriman, Davidson, Mahoney. BACK ROW: G. Nicholson, Garrod, Tam, Taylor, Moses, M. Pepall, Millar, D, Mattimoe, McDougall, T. Nicholson, Lewis, MacKinnon, A. Pepall. The Choir this year has advanced both technically and musically. The halt-hour practice, four times a week, has begun to pay off. First must be mentioned the two Kiwanis festivals we entered in Toronto and Hamilton. At the former we sang Sally Gardens arr. Britten and we placed fourth with a mark of 82. At Hamilton we sang Sally Gardens and Little Billie by Mr. Royse and came first with a mark of 86. Much thanks is due to our ac- companist Mrs. Harris. On May 13th we look part in the Lakefield College Centennial Celebration Service at St. Anne ' s Anglican Church, Toronto. This was hard work but very rewarding when the service was over. Si.x private schools made up a choir of just over 100 voices with brass percussion and organ. Music sung included Stanford ' s Te Deum , Titcomb ' s Behold, now praise the Lord , Vaughn Williams ' O Clap Your Hands , Bullock ' s Give us the wings of faith , and Thompson ' s O Father, on our festal day . The day was made all the more memorable with the presence of the Archbishop of Canterbury. Most of the music we have sung this year has been for unison or two-part boys ' voices, but for the four-part an- thems and the four very successfull Carol Services, we must thank Mr. Josselyn, Mr. Nicholson, Mr. Berriman, Mr. DesRoches and Mrs. Pepall for their valued support. Music sung this year includes: O Lovely Peace Handel Ave Verum Mozart Ave Verum Elgar Panis Angelicus Frank Litany to the Holy Spirit Hurford Non Nobis Domine Quilter Come Loyal Hearts Whitehead Praise the Lord Greene Never weather-beaten sail Campion O taste and see Vaughan Williams Music The Music Department began a new phase this year with a com- pulsory instrumental programme in grades 7 and 8. The reason for it is to have some instrumentalists to feed the Senior School Band. There were about 80 boys taking part with group lessons on clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, horn, euphonium, trombone and tuba. It is hoped next year to be able to start a Junior Band. The School BaM, although considerably smaller than in past years, made some excellent sounds. This may have been due to the fact that there was almost one player to a part. They performed in the interval of the Public Speaking competition, at the Cadet Inspection and at the Closing Day Ceremonies. On March 10th, the Hillsdale College Choir of Michigan came to sing to us. Consisting of about thirty mixed voices, they gave us an entertaining and varied programme. Philip Thompson in grade 10 must be congratulated for his taking first place in the Peel Music Festival. His flute playing will be missed in the school. Many thanks are in order for Mr. Royse, Mr. Bridgcwater and the other eight members of the music staff for the continuing help to push the Music Department to a recognized place in the .sthool ' s curriculum.
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