PAGE 8 WHITBY FREE PRESS, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25,1987 Acclaimed LU. Composer 'visits Henry Street 111gb Instrumental music students at Henry Street High Sehool were treated last Friday to a day of ini- struction with one of the top com- posers in the United States, Jim Curnow. "He bas an incredible knack for interpretation," Bill Holloway, 0of Oshawa's Salvation Armny Temple Corps, said of, Curnow during his visit to Henry and other Durham Region high schools. Curnow has taught in ail areas of instru mental music - five years at the public school level and 15 at the college-university level. He received the "Outstanding Educator of America" award in 1974 and a citation for excellence from the National Band Association in 1980. He has won several awards for band compositions and for his con- tributions to American band literature. He has more than 200 published works. He is a resident of Stone Moun- tain, Georgia, where he composes and arranges fuli-time. 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