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Sensitive and focused guidance and Lloyd Garber teaches instruction by AUan Pulker, guitar. Creative approach. B.A., B.Ed. 603-3786. Absolute beginners to Voice/Piano instruction. Accepting new students. Marianne Zin-Orlowski. Mus.Bac. Perf, Grade 10 Conservatory Piano. Beginner/ intermediate level. 658- 4432 Pulse: Distribution Pul11 is available by subscription for per year (ten issues). It is also available free at • aU public libraries in North York, York, East York, and Etobicoke; • many concert venues; • and at the foUowing places: CENTRAL Gatsby's Restaurant, Spadina Rd. Ford Centre for the Across the Pond, 504 Church St. Westcott Noy. Performing Arts, 503 Parliament St. Glenn Gould Studio, Wood-winds, 5040 Yqnge St. AUiance Francaise, 250 Fr011t St. W. 1 Yorkville Ave. In Harmony, 2510 24 Spadina Rd Goethe Institute, Y011ge, #324 Around Again, 18 1067 Y011ge EAST Java Fever, Baldwin St. Green Room, 497 Book City, 994 Eglint011 W. Bay Bloor Radio, Bloor W. 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Arts Council, 2289 Y011ge Queensway Crescent 141 Bathurst Dave Snider Music, Recorder Centre, Gary Armstrong Trinity-St. Paul's 3225 Y011ge 984 Dovercourt Woodwinds, 720 Centre, 427 Bloor W Edward's Record St. Cecilia's Bathurst St.,# 502 Village ldiot, '392!-S World, 2359 Y011ge Church, 161 Anneue PULSE VoL 1.NO 5, ® 1996 PERPUL PROZE 60 BELLEVUE AVENUE ToRONTO ONT M5T 2N4 PUBLISHER ALLAN PULKER. EDITOR DAVID PERLMAN PHONE 603·3786; FAX 603-3787; E·MAIL:DRUMKM@WEB.APC .ORG PUBLICATION DATES: 25TH OF EACH MONTH. DEADLINE FOR LISTINOS: 1 5TH OF EACH MONTH February BARBARA PRITCHARD The Variations Project On Saturday the 3rd. one of Canada's finest young pianists performs. Tickets: & (students/seniors). The Project is an amazing series of one-minute solos written for her by over forty internationally regarded composers. everereeo Club Q•melAo On Tuesday the 6th at 8:00pm, a CO Launch concert by the EVERGREEN CLUB. Tickets , free with a CO. One of Canada's finest percussion ensembles performs both new and traditional Indonesian music on a stage full of bronze and wooden instruments. Special guests JOHN WYRE on darbuka, ERNIE TOLLAR on sax, and percussionist DICK SMITH. M;aur[llyn LeJFneJF "' pU.aumo solos "She pushes the harmonies, designing oblique shapes. This is mind-freeing expressionism."- The Jazz Report Saturday the 17th. 8:00 pm. an evening of inventive, accessible piano improvisations. Tickets: & . Marilyn Lerner was named Artist Deserving Greater Recognitioil at the 93 Montreal Jazz Festival, and SOCAN prize winner in 94. Soulful and personal piano. Critical Band On Wednesday the 21st a microtonal evening of new works for new instruments. Admission: & . JOHN GZOWSKI, and GARNET WILLIS are featured on invented instruments, MARC SABAT on violin, percussionist RICHARD SACKS, and ROBERT STEVENSON on clarinet. Exploring territory between pitched/non-pitched and improvised/structured music. Lubomyr Melnyk On Sunday the 25th at 7:30 it's the iconoclastic piano of LUBOMYR MELNYK. Admission: & (students). Melnyk pioneered continuous piano, consisting of arpeggios of incredibly fast note repetitions by both hands. The concert is highlighted by a premiere for piano and string trio, with violinist MARIE BERARD, violist DoUGLAS PERRY & cellist MARGARET GAY. A Leap Beyo:n.d On Thursday the 29th, the inaugural concert of a new group takes place. Toronto composers MICHAEL DoBINSON and NADINE THERIAULT celebrate two different approaches to new music, incorporating improvisational and composed elements using acoustic and electroacoustic media. the 179 Richmond Street W. (near University Ave.) for tickets and information call 204-1 080 Website: http:/ /www.io.org/-rixax/gallery.html
