January 26, 1998 Over The Edge Page 11

Prince George Symphony Orchestra preforms at UNBC

by Jodie Feist

For those who think that
Prince George is culturally
deficient, they should check
out one of the performances
of the Prince George
Symphony Orchestra

This young patron of the arts taps
his foot while relaxing to Mozart.

(Photo by Jodie Feist)

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ist. Gordon Lucas, the witty
concertmaster and principal
violinist has indeed created a
short symphony. In its entire-
ty the piece was only 2 and a
half minutes long. This dra-
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strates the talent within the
PGSO but also the dedication
that these individuals have
towards promoting the arts in
our area.

The program not only fea-
tured music but included an
educational portion as well.
Gordon Lucas instructed the
audience on how to become
better listeners and how to
pick out the different parts of
a symphony, helping the
audience enjoy the music to
its fullest. This is not typical of
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The program featured two
soloists, Nil Rommel on bas-
soon and Heather Campell
on the flute. Both musicians
played excellently displaying
not only their talent but their
obvious love of music.

Looking for a little culture in

your future? Why not give this
talented bunch a listen. Their
next performance will be
Legends Ill on January 31
and February 1 at Vanier
Hall. For tickets or more
information please call the
PGSO at 562-0800 or the
Studio 2880 Ticket office at
563-2880.

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