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8 - "WEEKEND STAR" THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 2001 THE VIRES Of UNBRIDG * Opening April 21/01 A Unique range ol garden accessories Thinking of installing an ornamental pond? Water Plants, Pond Supplies, Garden Statuary, Fountains, Planters, i (Garden Benches Easter Events At EMMANUEL PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 5 Good Friday Worship: 10:30 am. Easter Sunday: 10:30 Worship and Communion Easter Movie - 2 showings: 6:00 THE JESUS FILM 8:00 THE JESUS FILM FREE ADMISSION! FREE POPCORN! COME AND BRING A FRIEND! For more info call 985-4441 (1680 Reach Street - across from the arena) The Uxbridge Chamber Choir augmented to a total of 40 singers and under the direction of Thomas Baker is preparing for a concert at the Uxbridge Music Hall on Saturday, April 21 at 8 p.m. This concert is part of the ongoing celebration of the Centenary of the Music Hall. The principal work to be performed is the ever pop- ular "Carmina Burana" by Carl Orff. Based on a 13th cen- tury Manuscript of poems in Latin and Bavarian German dialect, the selected lyrics include the freshness of medieval love lyrics, the exuberance of the drinking song, the zest of the sinner's confessions, the wild humour of the hymns to gambling and gluttony and the stoic litany to Lady Luck. Carl Orff, well known for the system he developed for training children in musical rhythms, reflects these |[ Chamber Choir performs at Music Hall rhythms in most of his compositions. The accompaniment for Carmina Burana is no excep- tion relying heavily on the percussion section. The high- ly accented choral rhythms produce music of powerful pagan sensuality and direct physical excitement. In this production the Chamber Choir will be accom- panied by two pianists and a percussion group. Soprano, tenor and baritone soloists will also be fea- tured. Included in the program are several madrigals and the amusing "Prayers from the Ark" by Ivor R. Davies. Tickets are available at Presents Presents Presents, Blue Heron Books and at the door. Adults are $12.50, seniors and students are $10 and children 12 and under are free. is hosting its second annual p.m." at fundraising concert on Fundraising concert at Christian School Saturday, April 21 at 7:30 Emmanuel Pentecostal Church in Port Perry. This year's lineup again features a variety of local singers and musicians in four separate groups. Just prior to Christmas, Scugog Christian School, a small school of approxi- mately * 65 students in Prince Albert, was thrilled to have its school choir selected as one of the top 10 school choirs in Durham Region in a competition among over 40 public and private schools held at the + Pickering Town Centre. ¢ Scugog Christian School Port Perry's Centre for the Performing Arts 302 Queen Street, Port Perry presents Trio Lyra Erica Goodman - Harp, Mark Childs - Viola, & Suzanne Schulman - Flute. The silvery sounds of the agile flute, the rich colours of the soulful viola, the imposing grandeur of the harp: a heavenly combination much favoured by the French Composers. Saturday, April 21st., 2001 : 8:00 PM. Tickets $25. each available now at: Jayson Callan Music 174 Mary St., Port Perry Call (905) 985-2635 While the entire choir under the direction of teacher Sharon Charlton will not be singing at this concert, several of the stu- dents will be singing in a smaller group to kick off the evening. They will be followed by Port Perry residents Bev and Rob Foster with their family group, which includes their four children Aimee, Jeremy, Mark and Josee. The Foster's have performed at various com- munity and church events in the Scugog area and have just recently released a second CD of their origi- nal songs called "Things That Remain." This is a group that sings a variety of styles and will appeal to the entire family, young and old alike. Terry Posthumus, a Port Perry resident who has taught many local children guitar over the years and 'original who has recently produced a CD for Epsom resident Esther Bursey, has assem- 'bled a group of local musi- cians in a group that will perform several of Terry's contemporary gospel compositions as well as some familiar songs of the church. John Blair of Scugog Island has recently put together a group called Eklektek Journey and they will close out the evening. Their sound is upbeat with a hint of jazz and Chicago influence. The technical produc- tion will be by another for- mer well known local gui- tarist, Paul Chilco and "Audio Plus." All in all, it should be a great evening of music. Tickets are available for $15 each or $50 for family at the school at 985-3741 or at Jayson Callan Music in Port Perry. LORT Pr RRY STA J --------vvo, 0-H SG =D LAST CHANCE TO ENTER nd 1st Annual Kid's & Baby Photo Contest . Enjoy a professional photography sitting and receive a beautiful black & white 8x10 portrait of your child! Children will be judged in two age 6-24 months and 2-5 years. Cost of entry $34.95+tax. One entry per child. Photographs must be taken at the Water Street Studio especially for this contest Call for your appointment 985-0071 A PORTION OF PROCEEDS TO GO TO OPERATION SCUGOG Contest rans March 1 to April 20/2001. ng and Port Perry Stor Meg clot Hh io Friis Jodges decisions are final Wrrving phofos fo be published in the Port Perry Stor Contest rdes avalable at The Water Street Studio *