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Violist, Pianist Perform
For Music Study Club

Israeli-born violist, Yizhak
Schotten, will be accom-
panied by his wife, pianist
Catherine Collier, in a pro-
gram for the Music Study
Club of Metropolitan Detroit
at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Bir-
mingham Temple. It is open
to the public at a nominal fee,
which includes dessert and
coffee served before the con- ,
cert at 12:15 p.m.
Former principal violist
with the Cincinnati and
Houston Symphony Or-
chestras, Schotten has been
active as a recitalist, has
soloed with Ozawa, Schippers

and Fiedler among others and
is currently on the faculty of
the University of Michigan.
Ms. Collier, also on the
faculty, has had a long career
as a soloist, chamber musi-
cian and accompanist.
Tuesday's program includes
Five Old French Dances by
Marin Marais, a Divertimen-
to by Joseph Haydn, Max
Bruch's Romance, Benjamin
Britten's Lachrymae and
Reflections on a Song of
Dowland, and Theme and
Variations by Alan Shulman.
For information, call Elaine
Kohner, 851-3662.

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Revolutionize Theater
Aim Of Entrepreneur

Moses Znaimer, the world's
most inventive theatrical en-
trepreneur, is the producer of
the three-dimensional, par-
ticipatory and interactive
show Tamara, which sends
audiences scurrying after 10
characters throughout the
spacious villa Il Vittoriale.
Actually, the site for the
41-month run has been the
refurnished American Legion
Post in Hollywood.
The audience members are
trying to witness one day's af-
fairs clamour and political
chicanery by the aging
Gabriele
D'Annunzio,
forerunner
of Benito

Mussolini but also Italy's
foremost poet and playwright
at the turn of the century.
Znaimer himself is as
fascinating a personality as
the characters in his living
movie. A Jewish boy, whose
parents fled across Asiatic
Russia to escape the Nazis, he
was born in Kulak, Ta-
jikistan, grew up in Montreal,
and was educated at McGill
and Harvard universities. He
lives in Toronto, where he is
head of Canada's innovative
and popular independent
television station CityTV, and
MuchMusic and Musi-
quePlus, Canada's only