Acadia concert celebrates Prince’s generosity
March 19, 2010 Filed in: Press
The Dr. Fred Prince Memorial Instrument Collection, a
dedication concert featuring the Acadia University Wind
Ensemble, will be held on Saturday at 8 p.m. at the
Festival Theatre, Acadia University, Wolfville. Mark
Hopkins is the conductor and Mark Adam the percussion
soloist. Prince, who was born in 1928 and died on June
4, 2009, was a general practitioner in Bridgewater for
over 50 years. As a trustee and later chairman of the
South Shore School Board, he was the driving force
behind the implementation of school music programs and
the formation of several community and school band
programs, including the Bridgewater Firemen’s Band.
The concert features the percussion concerto Tongues of Fire by Toronto composer Christos Hatzis and Falling from Cloudless Skies by Derek Charke, an Acadia University composition professor.
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The concert features the percussion concerto Tongues of Fire by Toronto composer Christos Hatzis and Falling from Cloudless Skies by Derek Charke, an Acadia University composition professor.
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