WINNIPEG FREE PRESS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1978 33 A Review Sneezy Waters taking Hank Williams on tour OTTAWA (CP) — Sneezy northern and northwestern Other grants: al, to tour Le Temps d'une Columbia, Alberta, and the Waters and His Excellent Ontario April 7 to 21 with a —$25,000 for Globe The- Vie in Ontario, Nova Scotia Yukon and Northwest Ter- Ferguson band sound Band, an Ottawa-based pop $16,000 grant. atre, Regina, to develop a and New Brunswick. ritories this fall. music group, will tour 116 five-play subscription se- —$25,000 for Entre-SIx —$50,000 for the Montreal centres early next year The NDWT Theatre Com- ries for showing in several Dance Company, Montreal, Symphony to tour Quebec f 9 with their country and pany, Toronto, was allocat- Saskatchewan centres. — to tour Northern British centres. big, bold and brassy western show, Hank Wil- ed up to $25,000 to tour a $35,000 for Neptune The- liams, The Show He Never show tentatively called atre, Halifax, to tour Othel- Gave. Northern Delights through lo, starring John Neville, in ByJIMMILLICAN memorable. He led the ties and forties have ob- The Canada Council's northern Ontario, Manito- 14 Nova Scotian communi- These lines practically band with incredible en- viously followed the man touring office announced it ba and the Northwest Ter- ties. constitute two reviews .in ergy. He jumped and for a long time while the has earmarked up to $20,- ritories in February and twirled and he bobbed and —$50,000 for Theatre Po- one. younger element have 000 for the tour. March. pulaire du Quebec, Montre- You get the standard look wove directing his young probably picked up on Fer- The office has approved at The Maynard Ferguson charges through all kinds guson's treatment of "Star tours with subsidies total- Orchestra's performance of horn charts. Wars." No one was disap- ling $385,270. Starting with on Sunday night, at The Often he eschewed the pointed. the new fiscal year next Centennial Concert Hall but role of lead trumpet and its The Sample-Steams April 1, touring grants will also a review of Ferguson's spotlight to give more solo Band from Victoria opened be severely limited by gov- personal philosophy of time to various members of with a set that showed their ernment spending re- ODcon-moRTon THEATRES UNITED music which went a long the orchestra. He became own jazz-fusion tendencies straints. way toward making the so effusive in his praise of to be a little ambitious for Maureen Forrester, the evening a dazzling musical individual abilities that it famed contralto, will tour experience for the audi- the grasp they have on pre- There is more than became almost cloying. sentation. Their arrange- ence. And yet, as he congratu- ments were too hectic and one secret at... Ferguson once put his cluttered to be a success. feelings about the evolution lated each player and laud- of his career in a nutshell ed, each solo passage, the It goes without saying with this quote. "If I feel a dedication of the band that Sunday night's atten- musical or creative change seemed to double and the dance of 800 people was within myself, I don't want enthusiasm transmitted it- disappointing but those who to feel that I committed self like electricity into should feel most disap- myself today to something every corner. pointed are the fans of good I don't want tomorow. Mu- Ferguson presented a fu- music who weren't there sical freedom and creativi- sion sound. Sometimes you but who could have filled an ty should be the personal heard a pops orchestra, empty seat. They missed right to change or not to sometimes a truly experi- an excellent big band dis- change". mental jazz band but al- play. In Maynard's case that ways the music was so in- has meant change and lots credibly crystal clear that of it. There probably isn't a it mattered little what spe- player in the fifty-year-old cific piece was being un- trumpeter's fifteen-piece veiled. Every soloist de- band over twenty-five. But serves individual cudos the reao.on for so much but, lacking that kind of Op«n 11:45 a.m. Ballot* available
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