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August Newsletter 2019 Pg1a August Newsletter 2019 AUGUST BIRTHDAYS 3 Sal MAZZAFERRO Italy has helped the world sing and dance. Good music President/Goodwill Marjorie White 416 702 8747 5 James MOODY appeals to everyone and different people creating great Vice President Cathy Primeau 416-767-9123 7 Robert CLARK harmony is what the world needs more of now. Italian Secretary Michelle Strom 416-486-0618 8 Sophie POPIELAK craftsmen invented musical instruments like the piano, Treasurer Carol Dimillo 8 Vio BELC harpsichord, bassoon, violin, cello, organetto and the Vice Treasurer Joanne Pritchard 905-827-1998 16 Michelle STROM mandolin. They wrote the first book on dance, and they Membership Peter van Tol 905-821-1497 www.30-up.com 17 Sunny WONG staged the first ballet (from the Italian word ballare, “to 22 Dorchester Ave. Toronto ON M8Z 4W3 20 Sue ADORJAN dance”). In the year 1,000, Guido D’Arezzo, a monk Entertainment Justin White 647 239 1918 Tel: 416-259-1685 21 Larissa KERBEL standardized music notations, adding time signatures. Social Host Vivianne Schinkel 416-917-9903 22 Thomas PO Then he invented solfege, the vocal note scale: do, re, Web & Marketing Tom Berend 416-486-0618 27 Emily LORK mi, fa, so, la ,ti, do, to help train church choirs. Editor Peter Lee 28 Catherine PRIMEAU Standing Committee Members 28 Tony HO The invention of Opera in Italy, has made possible the popular classical crossover singers and groups, fusing Member 1-Year Pat Sclocco 416-766-0781 opera and pop together. Some of the best known are: Member 2-Year Ruth Dyson 416-622-3338 Jackie Evancho, Andrea Bocelli, Sarah Brightman, Josh Groban, Hayley Westenra, Emma Shapplin, the tenors, It has been said the old Italian philosophy was simply Annual Memberships for the following will expire at the Forte, Il Volo, Il Divo, Charlotte Church, Poperetta and that life was good as long as there was family, work, end of August 2019. Please ensure that you renew your Addio. Opera stars who successfully made cross overs good food and especially music. Many dancers also like membership before it expires. include: Luciano Pavarotti and pop friends and Placido to sing. Singing is healthy for us. Like dancing, singing Chris ALLEN Domingo, who also made collaborations and has made develops the lungs, strengthens the memory and the power Mary CHENG CDs celebrating 100 years of Mariachi tradition and also of concentration, increases poise, self confidence, and Chung DUONG CDs of rumba and tango music. Swedish opera singer develops character. Singing and dancing stimulates the Cindy KWAN (coloratura mezzo-soprano), Malena Ernman also had a brain with healthy chemicals, giving us a natural high Lucia LEE successful side career in pop music and jazz and sang in from released endorphins that reduces stress, and lessen Patrick MOORE the big hit Eurovision song contest song “La Voix,” anxiety and depression. Music can have a very profound Thao NGUYEN easily moving from operatic voice to a pop voice with effect on both the emotions and the body. They are both Liem PHAM facility. Katherine Jenkins and Andrea Bocelli, have used for helping Alzheimer’s groups. More interestingly, Sophie POPIELAK trained operatically. Ennio Morricone brought classical immunoglobulin, an antibody that helps your body fight Nydia REALES and opera into films like Once Upon a Time in the West. disease was found to be significantly higher after an Rocco RINALDI The literal translation of the Italian word “opera” is hour of singing. Becoming a great singer or dancer is Hen VO “such a work”. Music has the leading role and may not as important as becoming a really great person. One Lieng VO include acting, scenery, costume, and sometimes dance or that is sensitive and understanding and can appreciate Misha YAKUBOVICH ballet. Opera originated at the end of the 16th century artistic beauty and the beauty of mankind. Sing and dance Julie YANG and soon spread through the rest of Europe. The new even if you think you can’t be good at it. Do it for the invention of the record player, enabled singers such as joy, the camaraderie and for the pure fun of it. Music and New Members Enrico Caruso and Maria Callas to become known dance are expressions and can be magical. beyond the circle of opera fans. Originally Opera was Notes: Singers of Italian ancestry, include: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Frankie Welcome Aboard Lane, Tony Bennett, Bobby Darin, Connie Francis, Frankie Valli, Cyndi Lauper, to be an entirely vocal piece, in contrast to a play with Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi, Madonna, Steven Tyler and Chris Isaak. songs which Broadway and early Hollywood movies Opera ideas: libretto (literally "small book" with words), aria (an "air" in formal embraced as operettas, that were shorter than operas, of song, characters express their emotions in a structured melodic style) recitative, (the plot-driving passages in near speech) and the choruses are used to comment a lighter and amusing character. It was a precursor of on the actions. Opera voices were trained to be heard over the orchestra. Lynn CREIGHTON Shirley HO the modern musical theatre or musical. Opera, the Musicals written with operatic structure include: Porgy and Bess (1935), with jazz Carmen BUJARA Tholsie NAIDOO movie musicals and operatic pop songs have been the styles and Oklahoma (1943), that place the songs as the primary structural element. Dramatic stories told through complex music include: Show Boat, West Side Story, Matt CLARK Vladimir JONAK source of many of our most beloved ballroom standards. Brigadoon, Sweeney Todd, Passion, Evita, The Light in the Piazza, The Phantom Robert HO Helen LIU of the Opera. Then there are the rock operas such as: Tommy (1969) Jesus Christ Come to the 30-Up Club’s Romance of Italy and dance Superstar (1971), Les Misérables (1980), Rent (1996) and Spring Awakening (2006). to some of the great Pop Opera and Italian dance tunes. Musicals need actors who can sing and dance as well. Moreover, a number of the Ref: The Globe and Mail www.healthymagazine.com/singing-stress-reliever musicals are performed by opera companies. We can be happy we have ballroom th th www. Wikipedia.opera and operettas www.toptenreviews-popular inventionsfrom Italy Peter Lee music versions, from many of these great shows to dance to. Dances August 9 and 10 BY-LAWS Price Changes Changes to the Ontario Corporations Act have caused As recorded last month, we have been reviewing our us to review our by-laws. The Club was incorporated price structure in order to keep up with rising costs, and 67 years ago (as a Singles Club, hence our misleading Bar Prices are being raised after several years, to keep name), and the current by-laws have been 67 years in us a little ahead of the price we have to pay to purchase the making. Romance of Italy alcohol! Effective August 1st, Wine will be $5 a glass, and $21 a bottle. Canadian Beer will be $5 a bottle and Your Board actually spent a significant part of the hottest August 9th & 10th Imported beer $6 a bottle. Liquor costs are not changing, day of the year discussing a complete new set of by-laws, pop and orange juice remain $1, and tap water is still drafted by our Charles Alexander who has achieved that AUGUST D. J. SCHEDULE Romance Italian Style. Italy will grab you with all of free! Our bar remains primarily a service to our dancers, rare combination of being both a lawyer and a dancer. it’s charm, history and character. Your adventure begins and will never be a money maker for the Club. We hope to have the by-laws ready for Members to Friday Saturday Tuesday at the 30-Up with Italian and classical ballroom music Upbeat, Soulful, and Full of Love. Italian music will Other Pricing review in the Fall when there will be the opportunity 2 Orlando 3 Alex 6 Haida for Members to ask questions and make suggestions for make you smile and want to get up in dance with that Our aim is for the 30-Up Club to at least break even change. The Board will then settle on a final version 9 Haida 10 Larry 13 Peter “Yes you’re special I want to stay with you dancing” each year. We remain on track this fiscal year, while which will be likely followed by a special General 16 Larry 17 Orlando 20 Pat feeling. Romantic Romeos can bring their Juliets - always subject to the unexpected. Consequently, we Meeting at which the Membership may approve - or 23 Haida 24 Pat 27 Larry l’amore della tua vita (the love of your life) or you can see no further changes to our price structure this year. not approve- the new by-laws as a whole. 30 Alex 31 Larry come on your own and enjoy “La Dolce Vita” the good th life. Good food, good conversation, and dancing to DON’T EVEN THINK ABOUT IT And you thought the only fun we had was dancing… Alex is the DJ for August 5 some of the most fantastic inspired Italian music for - but just for the record, we are already making plans Civic Holiday Tea Dance 1-5pm dancing, Singles are welcome... you are a stranger but for our annual Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New INNOVATION only once at the 30-Up Club. Year’s Eve dances. More details will follow when we We will always strive to innovate (you may recently think we can tastefully raise the subject of our cooler have noticed the quality of the music improve with a weather activities.
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