SYMPOSIUM

2006

August 9 - 13, 2006The Banff Centre

Banff, Alberta

CARE OF THEPROFESSIONAL &OCCUPATIONAL

VOICE

5TH INTERNATIONAL

Knowlton Nash, CBC

“I wish the Voice Symposium all thegood fortune it deserves because thereis nothing more critical than effectivecommunication – whether it is inpersonal relations, teaching, businessdiscussions or diplomaticnegotiations.

What we say and how we say itconstitute the basis for allunderstanding. I salute this Canadianprofessional voice symposium as animportant and fundamental effort toimprove the quality ofcommunication.

For anyone dealing with the public,the human voice is at once the mostrevealing and the most persuasiveinstrument of communication thatexists. Anything that can be done toenhance the quality of voice enrichessocieties as well as individuals.”

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If you receive more than one brochure pleasehelp the CVCF and pass it on to an interestedcolleague.

ENDORSEMENT

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INTRODUCTION

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This 5th International Care of the Professional &Occupational Voice Symposium is presented by theCanadian Voice Care Foundation (CVCF), anational non-profit organization registered withRevenue Canada and incorporated in October,1990. CVCF’s mandate is to initiate, educate andpromote multidisciplinary research and care of thehuman voice and to hold international symposia.The Board of CVCF includes artists, educators,medical practitioners and researchers.

The CVCF is working towards the establishmentof an Arts Medicine Centre for Western Canadain Calgary.

Contact CVCF at:Tel: (403) 284-9590 or (403) 282-2177 Fax: (403) 289-4988or by E-mail: cvcf@shaw.cahttp://www.canadianvoicecarefdn.com/Registered Non-Profit Organization Number 129804373RR0001

Who Should Attend:

VOICE USERS: singers, actors, broadcasters,lawyers, teachers, sports instructors, business andsales personnel, clergy, politicians, auctioneers,wind instrument performers; and

VOICE CARE PRACTITIONERS: speech-languagepathologists, voice therapists, medical practitioners,ear/nose and throat specialists, family physicians,medical residents, research scientists, vocaltechnologists, and teachers of voice, drama andsinging .

• Inform professional voice users about newdiscoveries and developments in voice careand treatment

• Foster dialogue and cooperation amongvoice teachers and trainers, speechpathologists, otolaryngologists, voicescientists and researchers, and others whoare concerned with the care of theprofessional voice

• Provide opportunities for practicalexperience with recent technological,scientific and clinical advances in the field of the human voice

• Increase understanding of the relationshipof normal and abnormal voice production to acoustic, aerodynamic, muscular,respiratory, anatomic, spectrographicanalysis and videostroboscopic measures

• Provide information regarding diagnosisand treatment of voice disorders andimplications of vocal fold surgery

• Present master classes with leading, world-recognized practitioners.

SYMPOSIUM OBJECTIVES

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The Royal College of Physicians andSurgeons of Canada are reviewing thisprogram for a maximum credit rating ofMaintenance of Competence (MOCERT)credits at a rate of 1 study credit per hour. TheCollege of Family Physicians of Canada hasapproved this program for MAINPRO M-1credits.

Canadian Association of Speech-LanguagePathologists and Audiologists (CASLPA) certifiedSpeech-Language Pathologists can countattendance at this conference towards theircontinuing education requirements.

The Idaho Speech-Language HearingAssociation (ISHA) is approved by theContinuing Education Board of the AmericanSpeech-Language-Hearing Association(ASHA) to provide continuing educationactivities in speech-language pathology andaudiology. This program is offered for ___CEUs (___level: ___area). ASHA CEProvider approval does not implyendorsement of course content, specificproducts, or clinical procedures.

CME CREDITS

5Please look at www.canadianvoicecarefdn.com for TBA number ofASHA credits by February 27, 2006.

THE BANFF CENTRE is the inspirationalsetting for the 5th International Care of theProfessional & Occupational Voice Symposium.The Banff Centre is nestled in one of the mostbeautiful natural settings in the world at 4500feet in the magnificent Canadian RockyMountains. The Banff Centre is located in thetownsite of Banff, 130 km (80 miles), a scenic11/2 hour drive west of Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

A variety of transportation options are availableat the Calgary International Airport.

The accommodations at The Banff Centre arecomparable to those at any of the finestconference facilities. As a guest staying at theBanff Centre you have free access to the Sally

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Borden Recreation Building, a facility for social,recreational and physical purposes. There is a25 metre pool, jacuzzi, saunas, full sizegymnasium, squash and racquetball courts,fully equipped exercise room and a health foodbar. The Centre also has a fine art gallery, artsupply and gift shop, and lounge.

Banff’s Weather in August is summer-like butunpredictable. Comfortable resort clothes, allseason jacket and walking shoes arerecommended.

www.canadianvoicecarefdn.com

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SYMPOSIUM COORDINATIONKatherine Ardo, ChairpersonSinging Voice Specialist, Vocal Coach, Soprano,Director, Canadian Voice Care Foundation

Tom Gillis, M.D., FRCS(C), Co-ChairpersonOtolaryngologist,Foothills Hospital, Calgary, Alberta

Sandy Foss,B.MSc., M.D., FCFPChair of Steering Committee

Michiko Ellis, CMPThe Banff CentreConference Services Manager

LuAnne Cervelli, B.A., M.A., M.P.A.Administrative Assistant, CVCF

Margaret Baroody, M.M.Singing Voice Specialist, American Institute of Voice andEar Research. (Drs. Robert Sataloff, Karen Lyons andYolanda Heman-Ackah). Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Michael Benninger, M.D.Scientific Advisory Board The Voice Foundation,Department of Otolaryngology, Henry Ford MedicalHospital. Detroit, Michigan

Erkki Bianco, M.D.ENT and Phoniatrician, Paris Opera Paris, France

Steven FlamMaster Facilitator of Breathing Coordination. New York, New York

Dinah HarrisSinging Advisor and Teacher. Voice Clinic TeamQueen Mary's Hospital, Sidcup, Kent, UK

Sara HarrisSpecialist Speech and Language Therapist. The VoiceClinic Team, Queen Mary's Hospital, Sidcup, Kent, UK

Tom Harris, FRCSConsultant, Laryngologist. The Voice Clinic Team. QueenMary's Hospital, Sidcup, Kent, UK

Markus Hess, M.D.,Head, Department of Phoniatrics and Pediatric, Audiology,University Medical Center, Hamburg-Eppendorf, Germany

Anthony F. Jahn, M.D., F.A.C.S., F.R.C.S.( C )Professor of Clinical Otolaryngology, Columbia UniversityCollege of Physicians and Surgeons. New York, New York.

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Jesai JayhmesActor, Director and Vocal Communications Facilitator.Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia

Gwen Korovin, M.D.Attending Otolaryngologist, Lenox Hill Hospital, AmesVocal Dynamics Laboratory, New York, New York

Karen Kost, M.D.Program Director and Assistant Professor ofOtolaryngology and Director of the Voice Laboratory atMcGill University. Site Director of Otolaryngology,Montreal General Hospital, Montreal, Quebec

Juergen Lamprecht, M.D.Head of ENT, Alfried Krupp Hospital, Essen, Germany

Jacob LiebermanVoice Specialist Osteopath and PsychodynamicPsychotherapist, London, UK

Christy Ludlow, Ph.D.Chief Laryngeal and Speech Section, Clinical Neuro-sciencesProgram, Medical Neurology Branch, National Institute ofNeurological Disorders and Stroke, Bethesda, Maryland

Lorna MacDonald, M.M.Professor, Lois Marshall Chair in Voice, University ofToronto, Toronto, Ontario

Bram Morrison, C.M. (Member of the Order of Canada)

D.H.L, Singer, actor and three time Juno winner. Wearer ofBAHA (Bone-Anchored Hearing Aid). Toronto, Ontario

Murray Morrison, M.D., FRCS (C)Professor of Otolaryngology, University of British Columbia.Director Pacific Voice Clinic, Vancouver General Hospital,Vancouver, British Columbia

Elaine OverholtRenowned Vocal Coach & Recording Artist. Toronto, Ontario

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Emil F. Pascarelli, M.D.Emeritus Professor of Clinical Medicine, ColumbiaUniversity. Associate Professor of Public Health CornellUniversity, New York, New York

Lisa Popeil, M.F.A.Creator of Voiceworks® method and “The Total Singer”DVD, Los Angeles, California

Linda Rammage, Ph.D., S-LP (C)Director, Provincial Voice Care Resource Program.Research Associate, Department of Surgery, University ofBritish Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia

Seth RiggsCreator of SLS Technique. Seth Riggs: Speech LevelSinging. Vocal Coach to The Stars, Los Angeles,California

Clark Rosen, M.D.University of Pittsburgh, Voice Center Department ofOtolaryngology - HNS, University of Pittsburgh, School ofMedicine, The Eye and Ear Institute, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvannia

Ronald Scherer, Ph.D.Department of Communication Disorders Bowling GreenState University, Bowling Green, Ohio

David StroudVP of SLS Technique, Educator of SLS Technique, DavidStroud Vocal Studio Records, California

Ingo Titze, Ph.D.University of Iowa Foundation, Distinguished Professorof Speech Science and Voice Department of SpeechPathology and Audiology and School of Music,University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa

Eva Van Leer, M.S., M.F.A., CCC-SLPDept. of Surgery/Otolaryngology, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, Wisconsin

FACULTY

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Wednesday August 9, 2006

Registration desk in the Max Bell Building

Bus Excursion

8:00 a.m. Leave Banff

8:30 a.m. Lake Louise

9:30 a.m. Leave Lake Louise

10:00 a.m. Lake Morraine

10:30 a.m. Latte on the Lake

11:00 a.m. Leave Lake Morraine

11:30 a.m. Lake Minnewanka

12:00 a.m. Picnic Lunch

1:00 p.m. Return

1:30 p.m. Arrive at Banff/freshen up.

Session I

All sessions in the Max Bell Auditorium

2:30 p.m. Introduction and WelcomeTom Gillis

2:45 p.m. Anatomy and Physiology of Phonation: OverviewMichael Benninger, Christy Ludlow and Ron Scherer

3:30 p.m. Coffee Break

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3:45 p.m. Production and Perception of Voice: OverviewMichael Benninger, Christy Ludlow and Ron Scherer

5:00 p.m. Reception & Dinner (DCH)

7:30 p.m. Mozart's Opera "The Magic Flute" Curtain time at The Eric Harvie theatre

Thursday August 10, 2006

Session IIChairperson: Tom Gillis

Registration desk in the Max Bell Building

8:00 a.m. Breakfast

8:30 a.m. The Central Nervous System andNeuroplasticity in Voice ProductionChristy Ludlow

9:15 a.m. Particles in the Air: How they get off and on the larynx and their danger to healthJuergen Lamprecht

10:15 a.m. Nutritional Break

10:45 a.m. Assessing Readiness for Voice TherapyEva Van Leer

11:30 a.m. Question and Answer Period

12:00 p.m. Lunch

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Session IIIChairperson: Sandy Foss

1:30 p.m. The Laryngeal Mechanics of SingingStyles and the Effect of Remedial Exercises on the Vocal TractAuthors: Tom Harris, Sarah Harris and Dinah HarrisTom Harris

Using Endoscopy as a Teaching Toolwith Kay/Pentax: Examples of Good And Bad Vocal OnsetTom Harris

2:14 p.m. Occupational Voice Problems:Prevalence, Risks and PreventionLinda Rammage

3:15 p.m. Coffee Break

3:45 p.m. Current Concepts in Laryngopharyngeal RefluxKaren Kost

4:15 p.m. Understanding the Accent MethodSara Harris and Dinah Harris

5:00 p.m. Overtone SingingJesai Jahymes

5:45 p.m. Question and Answer Period

6:30 p.m. Dinner

Session IVChairperson: tba

8:00 p.m. Accent Method Workshop:Sara Harris and Dinah Harris

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Friday August 11, 2006

7:30 a.m. Breakfast

Session VChairperson: Michael Benninger

9:00 a.m. The Irritable Larynx Syndrome aspart of the Big PictureMurray Morrison

9:30 a.m. The Benefits of Acupuncture in theTreatment of the Professional VoiceAnthony Jahn

10:15 a.m. Nutritional Break

10:45 a.m. Phonosurgical Decision Making: Form Follows FunctionMarkus Hess

11:45 a.m. Question and Answer Period

12:15 p.m. Lunch - Picnic LunchWeather permitting

Session VIChairperson: Linda Rammage

1:30 p.m. Nomenclature of Benign Lesion: From Confusion to ConsensusClark Rosen

2:15 p.m. Dealing with the Public Singer: The Care and Maintenance of the Injured Professional SingerMargaret Baroody

3:00 p.m. Coffee Break

3:30 p.m. Teaching of Classical Western Art SingingLorna MacDonald

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4:15 p.m. Recent Approaches to the Diagnosis and Treatment of Repetitive Strain InjuriesEmil Pascarelli

5:00 p.m. Voiceworks® Method for Musical Theater Vocal Styles- Legit and BeltingLisa Popeil

5:45 p.m. Question and Answer Period

6:15 p.m. Dinner

Session VIIChairperson: Katherine Ardo

8:00 p.m. The Application of Manual Therapyin the Management of HyperfunctionVoice Disorders: Presentation of theory, case material and practice for participantsJacob Lieberman

Saturday August 12, 2006

8:00 a.m. Breakfast

Session VIIIChairperson: Robert Burke

8:45 a.m. Understanding Diaphragmatic andRespiratory System Development and its Use in Singing, Vocal Therapy and Vocal ProductionSteven Flam

9:30 a.m. New Computer Techniques for Acoustical Education in Singers and SpeakersRon Scherer

10:15 a.m. Nutritional Break

10:45 a.m. Exercises for Voice Preservation and MusicalityErkki Bianco and Camille Fink

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11:30 a.m. Question and Answer Period

12:00 p.m. Lunch

Session IXChairperson: Doug Lauchlan

1:00 p.m. My Life in Music and the World;Before and after being half-deafened by an Acoustic Neuroma.

Discussion re: of a Bone-AnchoredHearing Aid (BAHA) as an approach to a solution.Bram Morrison

1:45 p.m. Medical Aspects of Voice Care in Relation to EmotionsGwen Korovin

2:30 a.m. Question and Answer Period

3:15 p.m. Coffee Break

3:45 p.m. Understanding Speech Level Singing; Application to the Spectrum of Voice Styles (Classical, R&B Gospel, Theatre,Jazz) and Translation into making a Successful Living

Explanation of the Development of TechniqueDavid Stroud and Seth Riggs

4:30 p.m. Question and Answer Period

5:30 p.m. BBQ Supper

Session XChairperson: Betty Moulton

8:00 p.m. Speech Level Singing Workshop: Applying Technique into SongDavid Stroud and Seth Riggs

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Sunday August 13, 2006

8:00 a.m. Breakfast

Session XIChairperson: Elaine Case

9:00 a.m. Scientific Underpinnings of Vocal ExercisesIngo Titze

9:45 a.m. Nutritional Break

10:15 a.m. BIG VOICE: How do you unearth, build and trust the "soul" that is your unique BIG VOICE?Fearlessness and technique. The stars are learning it? Also--the demands of the pop/theatre/rock/hip-hop singer.Elaine Overholt

11:00 a.m. Question and Answer Period

11:45 a.m. Lunch

Session XIIChairperson: Katherine Ardo

1:00 p.m. Masterclass in The Max Bell AuditoriumErkki Bianco (Classical Voice) 1:00-2:30

Masterclass in Max Bell 150Steven Flam (Abdominal Breathing)

Masterclass in Max Bell 251Lisa Popeil (Introduction to Voiceworks®)

Masterclass in Max Bell 252Lorna MacDonald 2:45-4:15

Masterclass in Max Bell 253Elaine Overholt (Musical Theatre, Pop)

Masterclass in Fish Bowl Exhibition AreaJesai Jayhmes (Overtone Singing)(All Masterclasses are held simultaneously. You are welcome to sample them all.)

4:30 p.m. Final Discussion

5:00 p.m. Farewell17

Air Canada and WestJet Tour Code Box #’s

You or your travel agent can arrange flights toCalgary, with connecting bus transportation toBanff. Special flight discounts have beenarranged with Air Canada and WestJet.

To arrange for reduced Air Canada fares, youor your travel agent should call the toll-freenumber for USA and Canada: 1-800-361-7585quoting Event #CV060015.

By ensuring the Event #CV060015 appears inthe Tour Code Box of your ticket, regardless ofthe fare, you will help support the CVCF. Thankyou for your attention to this detail.

For WestJet reduced fares please call the tollfree number: 1-888-493-7853. Quote Event#QC 3200 and indicate that the ticket is for the5th International Care of the Professional andOccupational Voice Symposium, August 2006.

Buses are available from the CalgaryInternational Airport.www.aircanada.comwww.westjet.com*Please indicate with whom you are flying with on yourRegistration Form

Calgary Airport Hospitality Room:

While you wait for your bus to Banff on August8/9, 2006, please make use of the VoiceSymposium Hospitality Room at the CalgaryDelta International Airport Hotel (at the CalgaryAirport). Relax and enjoy complimentaryrefreshments while you network with otherdelegates.

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ACCOMMODATION

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Please note that all registrants who electto stay off-campus are obliged to pay thedaily off-campus user fee of $77.84 perperson, per day. This will include all buffetmeals, nutritional breaks and the use of theSally Borden Sports Facilities.

The Banff Centre

Symposium venue, The Banff Centre, is aworld-renowned educational, cultural andrecreational facility in the midst of the RockyMountains overlooking the town of Banff. Aroad and quiet footpaths lead into town forshopping, or visits to museums and galleries.Package Rates are based on the SpecialAmerican Plan, (SAP) and includesaccommodation, nutritional break,buffet meals (breakfast, lunch anddinner), gratuities, parking and use ofthe Sally Borden Recreation Facility.

Superior Single SAP $21573CDN/night*Superior Double SAP $14623CDN/night*

*Prices are exclusive of 7% GST and 4% Tourism Levyand are quoted in Canadian Dollars)

Due to the limited number of rooms,High Summer Season, register early forguaranteed rates at The Banff Centre.Cut off is May 1, 2006

For further information: Phone the Banff Centre for reservations,1-800-884-7574 or 1-888-284-9590reservations@banffcentre.cawww.banffcentre.ca

Delegates who choose accomodationother than The Banff Centre are requiredto purchase an off-campus passport atthe time of registration for the Symposium.This passport will allow and will include allbuffet meals and breaks during the day andaccess to the Sally Borden Facility. It acts asidentification for messages and use of theCentre’s recreational facilities. Cost is $77.84CDN/day including GST; pick up yourpassport at The Banff Centre front desk whenyou arrive at the Symposium. See RegistrationForm for payment.

REFUND POLICY

A refund of the conference registration fee lessa $55 administrative charge will be grantedprovided notification is in writing andpostmarked no later than May 1, 2006. Thisadministrative charge also applies to workshopcancellations. (No refund will be givenfor cancellations postmarked afterJuly 28, 2006.)

OFF-CAMPUS USER FEE

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Katherine Ardo: Chairperson of Voice Symposium2006; Director of Canadian Voice Care Foundation(CVCF); Dramatic Soprano; Singing Voice Specialist;Vocal Coach; Member of National Association ofTeachers of Singing. The Voice Foundation, VASTA

Sandy Foss:B.MSc., M.D., FCFPChair of Steering Committee

Tom Gillis: M.D., F.R.C.S.(C); Otolaryngologist,Foothills Hospital, Calgary; Clinical Associate Professor,Department of Surgery, University of Calgary

Betty Moulton: Voice, Speech, Text for Actors, DramaUniversity of Alberta

Janine Pearson:Head of Voice and Coaching Stratford FestivalStratford, Ontario

A Special Thanks:

In memory of Dr. Wilbur James Gould, whoseguidance and encouragement caused thesesymposia and the Canadian Voice CareFoundation to exist.

STEERING COMMITTEE

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Air Canada

Alberta Foundation for the Arts

Calgary Delta Airport Hotel

Calgary Opera

CBC

Ericsson

GuruDesign.ca

Kay/Pentax

DHL International Courier

Opera Canada

Plural Publishing/Logan Canada

The Banff Centre

Krispy Kernals

Hershey Canada Inc.

Nabisco Ltd.

McClelland & Stewart Publishers

Unicom Printing and Graphics

The Music Scene / La Scena Musicale

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LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE, REGISTER EARLY TOAVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. AUGUST IS HIGH SEASONFOR ACCOMMODATIONS IN BANFF, THE HEART OFTHE CANADIAN ROCKIES.

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Book Accomodations before May 1 to avoid dissapointment. August is high season inCanadian Rockies

Deadline for pre-registration at reduced rate:

May 1, 2006.

Registration received after will be considered “on-siteregistrations” and acknowledgements and fee receiptswill not be mailed. They will be available at the registration desk.

(Secretarial use only)

Method of Payment:

All payments must be made in Canadian (CDN) funds.

Registration:

Only the payment methods described below will be accepted:

Indicate payment method (check one):

———— International Bank Draft, payable to CVCF

———— Cheque, (Canadian Funds only) payable to CVCF

———— Visa

Card No. ———–———–——–——–——–————–—–

Exp.Date ——–——–——–————–—–——–——–——–—

Authorized Signature

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Name of Cardholder

———––———————–——————–————–—–Payment must accompany this form. Post dated cheques willnot be accepted. Credit Cards will be accepted by fax at (403) 289-4988 with Signature

“CVCF Voice 2006”2828 Toronto Crescent N.W.Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2N 3W2Tel: 1-888-284-9590E-mail: cvcf@shaw.ca

REGISTRATION FORMBANFF CENTREACCOMMODATION (CONT’D)

Reg. No. ——————————————————

Date received: ————————————————

Symposium: (all fees are in Canadian Funds)Registration fees include all “Care of the Professional &Occupational Voice” symposium sessions, master classes,workshops, registration kit, networking directory, entrance toplenary sessions and reception. Register early to avoid disap-pointments. CVCF Associate Members are entitled to 10% offregistration fees.

Professionals (Residents, Physicians, Speech-Language Pathologists,Teachers, Performers, Professional or Occupational Voice Users)

Early Bird (received by May 1, 2006) $59500

Regular 69500 $———–—

Students (with valid ID) /Spouses: Early Bird (received by May 1, 2006) $25000

Regular 35000 $———–—

Daily Rates $18000 $———–—

BBQ, Saturday August 12, 2006 $1500 $———–—Tour Bus, Tour the Banff Canadian Rockies Including a Picnic LunchWednesday August 9th, 2006 $3000 $———–—

Opera Mozart “The Magic Flute” Wednesday August 9. 7:30pm curtain. Eric Harvie Theatre. $2000 $———–—

Off-Campus User Fee:This additional registration fee must be paid by all delegateswho choose accommodation other/than The Banff Centre.This fee is to cover the cost of all buffet meals, nutritionalbreaks and the use of the Sally Borden Facilities and Id.

——— days @ $7784 per day $———–—

Total Registration Fees (CDN) $ __________

SYMPOSIUMREGISTRATION FEES

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