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There will be plenty of soloists when York Philharmonic Choir opens its season Nov, 6 at Richmond Hill United Church. YP Choir At that time the choir will present Sir John A. Sullivan's Oratorio, “The Prodigal Son," directed by its regular conductor, Edward F. Luka. Appearing from Toronto will be Mervyn Pickering, who is studying music there, while choir soloists will be sopranos Brenda Luka and Christine Wilson; contralto Monica Ver- meulen; and bassos, Norman Baldwin and Alexander Buchnea. Also at that time, five soloists - four from the choir - will be heard in solo passages from this great religious work. Organist will be Joseph Calverley of Richmond Hill United Church. "Prodigal" Early 4 special games. EVERY MONDAY 7509 Yonge Street BRENDA LUKA ...soloist At 7:5 ( bitds, Solo/31‘s out for opener AT YORK loncern for a :30 RM. 5, 20 regular. jackpot, late & fn'ends Gordon Sin I 20 regulax, jaCkDOL late roux gm 30 RM. n IIYIIA The choir will perform the same work November 12 at Emmanuel Baptist Church, Willowdale, and Nov. 13 at British Methodist Episcopal Church, Toronto. Derrick Lewis will be the organist at both concerts. He is the choirs‘ regular accompanist. Other wrks to be per- formed by the choir, which has about 20 new members this year, are The Holy City by A. Gaul, February; Al the Foot of the Cross, Rossini, Lenten season; The Creation by Haydn, April. You have to walk before you can run. If all prodigals received the same sort of rapt attention and concern as is being shown here by these members of York Philharmonic Choir, the word would probably soon cease to exist. Seen in rehearsal for The Prodigal Son, are. left to right, Coreen Fenton, Doreen Short and Carole Tovell. 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