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Piano Concert

Woodwind Quintet
in Library Concert

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Council for its Festival '74,
to be held May 17-19 at the
Southfield Civic Center.
Ethnic foods, entertain-
ment and music will be fea-
tured. Musical, dance and
drama groups that, will per-
form include the Jewish Cen-
ter Young Dancers Guild, led
by Harriet Berg.
Advance tickets are on sale
at the Tel-Twelve Mall or can
be arranged by calling the
Festival '74 office, 355-2121.

Bonstelle to Stage
`The Matchmaker'

Thornton Wilder's farce,
"The Matchmaker," which
was unavailable for produc-
tion for several years during
its run as "Hello Dolly,"
opens at the Bonstelle Thea-
ter April 26 for a two week-
end run.
"The Matchmaker" was
rewritten from Wilder's "The
Merchant of Yonkers," which
was first produced in 1938
under the direction of Max
Reinhardt.
Moliere's neoclassic com-
edy masterpiece, "Tartuffe,"
in Richard Wilbur's prize-
winning English translation,
officially opens May 2 at
8:30 at the Hilberry Thea-
ter. It is the last production
to join the repertory this sea-
son.

Ron Sesvold was elected
president at the annual meet-
ing of the Southfield Arts
Council.
Vice presidents are Paul
Fineberg, Ruth Africh and
Helen Feder; secretaries,
Bruce Schmidt and Charlotte
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directors.
George "Butch" Seewagen,
a ranking singles player from
the United States and the
varsity tennis coach ofCo-
lumbia University, has signed
5 to 10 p.m.
a one-year contract with the
Detroit Loves of the World
Team Tennis League (WTT).
Seewagen, 27, is ranked
5 to 9 p.m.
23rd in the United States this
year, after advancing to the
14th position in the rankings
in 1973. His competitive pla
has been interrupted durin g
the winter and spring circui
because of his duties as coac
of Columbia.
The signing of Seewage L
gives the Loves three me n
and two women. Other De
troit Loves include Austra e'
lians Phil Dent, Allan Ston
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and Kerry Harris. Rosie Ca •
sals, Detroit's number on e
gracious surroundings at
draft choice, signed in De -
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The Southfield Arts Coun-
cil will present a special con-
cert 7 p.m. May 5 at the Mu-
sic Hall in Detroit.
The 40-member Detroit
Little Symphony, conducted
Where to go
by Francesco Di Blasi, will
for dinner when
introduce the community to
pianist Wesley Fishwick. He
you don't know
has been invited to compete
where to go
in the Tchaikovsky Interna-
for dinner.
tional Competition in June,
and this will be his first De-
troit appearance, playing
Beethoven's Piano Concerto
4.
Also on the program will
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be works by Mozart, Puccini,
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Hovhaness and Stravinsky.
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the sponsorship by Michigan
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The D e t r o i t Woodwind
Quintet will perform at the
Oak Park Library 9 p.m.
May 1.
Now completing its fifth
season, the resident faculty
quintet of the Detroit Com-
munity Music School has ap-
peared in many concerts
here.
The program, including Di-
vertimento Number 1 in B
Flat by Haydn, Quintet, Opus
43 by Carl Nielsen, and Sex-
tet for' Piano and Winds,
Opus 39 by Edward Burlin-
game Hill, is one of a series
of concerts presented each
year by the Friends of the
Oak Park Library. Admission
is free. A social hour con-
cludes the evening.

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