Trinity College School - Record Yearbook (Port Hope, Ontario Canada)

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This year has had a number of memorable highlights in music at TCS. At the Christmas Carol service, Roughton, Prodor, Bedford-Jones and Mark Baker entertained the school with some fine brass- vxork as they accompanied the choir. Talent Night followed later on in the year as the next major musical event. The band played three very good numbers. However, the credit for Talent Night's success rightfully goes to Remus, Klopstock and Dinsdale. Together or soloing, they dazzled the audience, Remus on the drums, Dinsdale playing the flute Moe Kaufman style and Klopstock once again MUSICA DBA D on the piano. The school's super-production, Camelot, provided the last exhibition for the band. Long hours of practice paid off for the nine members of the or- chestra and Mr. Prower over the three nights. Without the growing musical talent in the school, a musical such as Camelot could not have been put on. A final note of congratulations should go to Chris Wilson. Self-taught, he and Mr. Behnan provided some very good guitar playing at a concert night. It proved to be better than most of our dances, even with the smaller numbers. Twp: Klopstocls and Dinsdale - jazz specialists. Bnlmm: Remus' speed onthe drums rendered many speechless. I 4-w-f 11' . 1 l - A . :n l-l m-n4u -1. .vt

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