Talk:Victoria Philharmonic Choir
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Victoria is an important cultural centre not only within canada but in North America. This choir is worthy of note because it brings professionalism and some times controversial new relevance to its works. An example has been the international debate that was initiated by the setting of Samson oratoria in 1964 in modern palestine. The aim was bring serious discussion to the reasons behind terrorism. Articles pro and con appeared in National and International media. The current page is a stub that will in time include details of that controversy.
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- Allight, that seems good. Put that in the article, and preferably remove the current scheduling (not only is it tacky, but it's also dated-- not a good thing for a permanent encyclopedia). Wikipedia is not a current event calendar. Those should be good enough to remove the CSD. Happy editing! Coren 05:33, 28 April 2007 (UTC)
No longer CSD edit
See? That wasn't so painful. It's more work that way, but you save yourself a lot of stress if you plan and write a slightly more fleshed out article in the first place, thus completely bypassing the stress of a deletion request. Happy editing! Coren 05:46, 28 April 2007 (UTC)
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- "Controversial concert disturbing, musically affecting"
Sarah Petrescu, Times Colonist Published: Friday, April 06, 2007
- "ARTISTIC INTOLERANCE"
JOHN THRELFALL, Monday Magazine Apr 11 2007