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money for Ethiopia's famine
vietims, has sold 1.26 million
copies around the world in
one week.

The singles by a super-
group Band Aid, which in-
cludes Boy , Duran
Duran, Sting and others, led
the record charts in Britain
where 600,000 copies were
sold in a week. It went on
sale last Monday in the
United States, where six
million copies were made.

“It's incredible,” said a
spokesman for Gallup Poll,
which compiles the official
British record industry
charts. “It looks like it could
be the biggest selling record
ever in Britain.”

Mull of Kintyre by Paul
McCartney's group Wings
sold more than two million
copies in Britain.

Bob Geldof of the Boom-
town Rats, who brought the
superstars together after
seeing pictures of Ethiopia's
famine victims, said, “We

“We seem to have caught
theatmosphere of Christmas,
and the people who have
bought the record are as
much a part of Band Aid as
the band members them-
selves.”

Other Band Aid members
included members of top
gropus such as Status Quo,
Spandau Ballet, U2, Wham,
Bananarama, Kool and the
Gang and solo stars such as
Paul Young, Marilyn, Midge
Ure of Ultravox and Phil

the record, then handed 49
back to)the store for resale.

The record costs $1.62, and
$1.15 goes to the famine
appeal The rest goes to
taxes and shanufacturing
costs.

The Ethiopian government
says 7.7 million people face
starvation as a result of pro
longed drought.

Rocky

Conti

LOS ANGELES (AP) —
Rocky, the Cinderella movie
of 1977, made Sylvester
Stallone a star, and it did all
right for Bill Conti as well.

Conti is a composer and
musician, and his song,
Gonny Fly Now, helped make
Rocky a hit. It also made
Conti one of the most sought
after composers of film and
TV scores.

“When I wrote the music
for Rocky, my wife, our two
daughters and I lived in a

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made
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house that literally could fit
into this living room,” he re-
called.

Conti was taking a rare
moment of relaxation at his
sprawling Spanish-style
house in the private Fremont
Place district in mid-Los An
geles. He got there by pro
ducing an incredibly vast and
varied body of work to be
played by everything from a
symphony orchestra to a
one-man synthesizer band —
himself.

He has been nominated for
Academy Awards for the
songs Gonna Fly Now and
For Your Eyes Only from the
James Bond film. Last April,
his score for The Right Stuff
won him the Oscar. His cur.
rent scores include The Kar.
ate Kid and Mass Appeal,
and his themes can be heard
every week on Dynasty, Fal
con Crest and Cagney and
Lacey

He currently is creating
seores for three feature
movies and in his spare time
he'll knock off some Super
bow! music.

MUSIC TO THE EARS ...

The Grades 7 and 8 Kinnaird

Junior Secondary Schoo! band played to a packed and

appreciative house at Stanley Humphries Secondary
School :

Tuesday night

Deaf love to dance

LOS ANGELES (AP) —
Half of his dancers are deaf,
but Israeli choreographer
Moshe Efrati isn't baffled.
He's inspired.

“Music belongs to the
hearing dancers,” said the
exprssive Efrati, backstage
at UCLA's Royce Hall. “The
nonhearing dancers come
with silence; they belong to
the vibrations.”

Efrati founded the 18
member Kol Demama dance
company in 1978. Its name
means sound and silence in

Hebrew. The troupe recently
concluded an American tour,
including performances in
Los Angeles, New York and
Nashville.

A combination of rhythmic
vibrations and subtle visual
cues allow the deaf dancers
to hold their own in the
much-praised Israeli modern
dance company, which also
has toured France, Belgium,
West Germany, Finland and
Mexico.

Backstage, Efrati beats a
wooden stick against the

He runsa
star school

CHICAGO (AP) Ae.
tresses Jennifer Beals of
Flashdance and Darryl Han.
nah of Splash both were
launched by drama teacher
Dan Reichel, who says he
doesn’t believe in stars, even
though he keeps turning
them out

“We're getting the repu
tation of being a star school
because of Darryl and Jen
ney,” said Reichel, who has
taught at the private Francis
W. Parker School on Chi
cago’s North Side for 10
years

“They're very talented

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young ladies,” Reichel said
“I'm very proud of them. But
we don’t try to produce stars
here. What we try to do is
give kids a total experience,
make them secure in who
they are.”

Beals said the most im
portant thing Reichel taught
her “was how to listen to a
scene and not be so centred
on yourself. He stresses
group work, which is the way
to go.”

floor, creating vibrations that
help cue the nonhearing per-
formers. The movement of
hearing dancers provides
additional reinforcement.

The dancers with normal
hearing have to accommo
date a subtle signa! routine
built into the choreography
and specifically to
cue the deaf dancers. It could
be nudging or an extra foot
stomp.

Music is used in all num
bers, but it is not conven
tional scoring.

The choreographer pion
eered his techniques in work-
ing with nonhearing dancers
and has written a book whose
Hebrew name medns Sound
and Silence and. Dancing. He
hopes to see it translated into
English.

LEARN QUICKLY

He says the deaf tend to
feel awkward when they are
first asked to move rhythmi.
cally, but learn quickly. “The
minute you put them on the
right line, they get it,” said
Efrati.

They bring a unique qual
ity to their work, he said.
“Movement is their only ex
pressive way because they
don't have the words

“They have strong impul

ses, strong physical bodies;
when they see something,
they focus more than us.
There are almost no mistakes
because they are focusing so
much.”

Efrati trains deaf dancers
after selecting them for phy
‘sical form and a sense of
rhythm.

“I was curious to find a
way our two worlds can be
one,” said Efrati, who work.
ed separately with is own
deaf and hearing companies
for several years before com.
bining them.

His work grows out of the
troupe's unique composition.
One dance, Textures, uses a
recording of vocalisms by the
deaf along with music by
Israeli composer Ami Maay
ani.

“The voices in the music
are the voices of the deaf,”
Efrati said. “I choose the
music to belong to the sub-
ject.”

Efrati hopes to help the
nonhearing reach the larger
world through their expres
sive movements.

“I want them to say things
to the other world, the hear.
ing world — not to close them
off like a zoo,” he said

Cable 10 TV

Cable 10 TV
Thursday, Dec. 20
6:00—Sign-on and program
information.
6:03—Castlegar Library
storytime
6:15—SHSS Report. News,
sports and entertain.
ment from the Stan
ley Humphries Secon
dary School.

6:30— Blue and Gold Basket
ball Tournament
Hosted by Stanley
Humphries Second.

“single rates start at $40.

ary School. The first
game taped is be
tween the SHSS
Rockettes and the J
L. Crowe Hawkettes
with commentary by
Kevin Morris and Lin
coin Paul.

8:00—Blue and Gold Bas.
ketball continues
The final game of the
tournament was a
scorcher that was
played into overtime

between the SHSS
Rockers and the Sum
merland Rockets with
commentary by Lin
coln Paul and Brent
Jacobi
The People's Commis.
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commission enter
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Kootenay groups and
individuals in Nelson
in October on the
theme “alternatives
to government poli
cies. The presentation
this evening is from
the Kootenay-Colum
bia Child Care Soc.
iety. The People's
Commission will con
tinue on Cable 10 on
Jan. 3
11:00—Sign-off.
There will be no community
television programming on
Dec. 27. Programming will
continue Jan. 3, 1985.

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