CAPS January 11th meeting and presentation!

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CAPS January 11th meeting and presentation!

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Sunday, January 11, 2015

The Canadian Antique Phonograph Society

Presents

Unearthly Voices: Past and Present
With Arthur Zimmerman

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Old records contain living, breathing clues as to how music was performed in the past.
The ethos and fashion of music-making has shifted over the years in weird ways and for bizarre
reasons and we'll explore one particularly strange taste that's returning to fashion. Like other
performance practices, classical Baroque and early Romantic, the truly authentic has been lost.
We can't re-create this ancient style from verbal descriptions but we can get significant
evidence of how it may have sounded from studying the recorded legacy of one very late hold-over.
Like in the crafting of violins, flutes and pianos, these living instruments were crafted with
little knives, and the whole business is downright creepy.

Renew your CAPS membership for 2015!

CAPS Treasurer reminds members to kindly renew their membership for 2015, either through PayPal from here
or by mailing in payment along with the dues notice enclosed with the last newsletter.
Dues remain at a modest $35.00 for which you receive six mailings per year of Antique Phonograph News,
access to our Membership Directory and free access to all issues of CAPS publication back to 1982

For those who are able to attend CAPS meetings, membership includes riveting presentations and full
privileges to buy and sell at its eight annual auctions.

Be sure to stick around after the presentation to take part
in our exciting auction and 50/50 draw!



If you're interested in getting your auction item on our 'featured' list please contact our
Auction Manager Blain McCutchen for more information

Where is the meeting held?

CAPS meetings are held in Room B1-16 at the Progress campus of Centennial College in Toronto,
Ontario. This is very handily located at the Markham Road exit off Highway 401.

By transit, from the Kennedy subway station, take the Scarborough RT 4
stops to Scarborough Centre station. Descend 2 levels to the bus platform
level. Up at far end, take the Progress 134 bus.
Get off at the first stop beyond Markham Road (announced as 921 Progress
Ave). The entrance walkway to Centennial College is straight ahead.

Meetings begin promptly at 1:00 pm. Come early to peruse the auction
tables.

Vince
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