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Eddy Toussaint's Ballet De Mont
real, an internationally acclaimed
company, will appear in Kimball Hall
Nov. 2 and 3 at 8 p.m. Although the
company has toured Europe, South and
Central America and Canada, the Kim
ball Hall appearance is part of their
first major tour in the United States.
The Ballet De Montreal was founded
eleven years ago by Eddy Toussaint and
originally started as ajazz troupe. Then
the company transformed into a neo
classic ballet company, combining jazz
and ballet.
In July 1984, Toussaint won a gold
medal for best contemporary choreo
graphy at the First International Ballet
Competition in Helsinki, Finland, with
his "Unsimple Moment."
Toussaint was born in Haiti where he
started his classical training when he
was six at the Academie de Ballet of
Port-au-Prince with Lavina Williams, a
black American dancer associated with
dancers such as Catherine Dunham
and Alvin Ailey.
He moved to Quebec when he was 12 '
years old and abandoned his classical
ballet studies for seven years. Then he
obtained a Bachelor's Degree in
Pedagogy. He opened a small school of
dance and worked with several groups.
Two-thirds of the company's seventy
piece repertoire were choreographed
by Toussaint. His dances deal primarily
with traditional male-female roles and
are noted for the choreography for male
dancers as well as for their essentially
Wonder 's Tart-time Lover ' hits
top of three singles categories
By the Associated Press
The following are Billboard's top
record hits as they appear in this
week's issue of Billboard magazine.
Copyright 1985, Billboard Publica
tions, Inc. Reprinted with permission.
SINGLES
1. "Part-Time Lover" Steve
Wonder (Tamla)
2. "MiamiViceTheme"JanHammer
(MCA)
3. "Saving All My Love For You"
Whitney Houston (Arista)
4. "Head Over Heels" Tears for
Fears (Mercury)
5. "Take On Me" A-Ha (Warner
Bros.)
6. "You Belong to the City" Glen
Frey(MCA)
7. "We Built This City" Starship
(Grunt)
TOP LP's
1. "Miami Vice" Soundtrack" (MCA)
2. "Brothers In Arms" Dire Straits
(Warner Bros.) Platinum (More
than 1 million units sold.)
3. "Whitney Houston" Whitney
Houston (Arista) Platinum
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4. "Scarecrow" John Cougar
Mellencamp (Riva)
5. "Songs from the Big Chair"
Tears for Fears (Mercury)
Platinum
6. "The Dream of the Blue Tur
tles" Sting (A&M) Platinum -
7. "In Square Circle" Stevie
Wonder (Tamla)
COUNTRY SINGLES
1. "Some Fools Never Learn"
Steve Wariner (MCA)
2. "Can't Keep a Good Man
Down" Alabama (RCA)
3. "Hang On to Your Heart"
Exile (Epic)
4. "I'll Never Stop Loving You"
Gary Morris (Warner Bros.)
5. "I Wanna Say Yes" Louise
Mandrell (RCA)
6. "Too Much On My Heart" The
Statler Bros. (Mercury)
7. "Touch a Hand, Make a
Friend" The Oak Ridge Boys (MCA)
ADULT
CONTEMPORARY SINGLES
1. "Part-Time Lover" Stevie Wonder
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