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The Detroit Jewish News, 1990-07-06

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the help of their cousins Irv-
ing and Rita Lipsky.
Before coming to Detroit,
Burshtein stopped in Italy
for four months. Success in
Italy came easily for him. He
frequently performed on
Italian television.
Although he knows he
could have stayed in Italy,
Burshtein said he'd rather
live in America.
But success is coming to
him slowly here.
"I knew success would not
be easy for me because the
United States has enough of
its own musicians," said
Burshtein, who moved to
Detroit in December.
Today, Burshtein takes
part-time jobs playing at ho-
tels and restaurants and
teaching piano lessons. His
cousin Rita, who is one of
Burshtein's biggest fans, has
tried to help him find
success. Meanwhile, his
wife, who was a conductor in
the Soviet Union, plans to be
a beautician to pay the bills.
Burshtein likes playing for
American audiences. Not
only can he play new songs,
including some Jewish tunes
and pieces from Phantom of
the Opera, but audiences are
more appreciative of his
music.
"They say 'thank you very
much. You sound like you
practice a lot,' " said Bursh-
tein, smiling.
Because of rules at his
Southfield apartment, Bur-
shtein doesn't own a piano.
But almost every day, he
travels to either the Jimmy
Prentis Morris Jewish
Community Center or Con-
gregation Beth Shalom to
practice. Sometimes friends
like Ruth Najer will let him
use their pianos.
Burshtein is determined to
become a concert pianist
again. He hopes to soon send
demo tapes and resumes to
record companies in an effort
to fulfill his dream.
"I want to have money, but
more importantly I want to
be a good musician." ❑

Mack Pitt
Plays Inglenook

The Neighborhood Project
and the City of Southfield
will co-sponsor a summer con-
cert featuring the Mack Pitt
Orchestra 3 p.m. July 15 at
Inglenook Park, 12 Mile Road
between Evergreen and
Lahser Road. Kosher
refreshments will be sold.
The concert is free.
The Neighborhood Project
gives money to Jewish
families settling in Oak Park
and Southfield.

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Special Appetizer Parties Available

This month may not have a holiday—but
now you can celebrate anyway. We've declared
a Complimentary Dinner Month, just to get
a chance to meet you.
For a limited time, enjoy two delicious
entrees, but pay for just one.
And what entrees they are! Juicy
roast prime rib. New York sirloin. Grilled
Atlantic swordfish. Dig into the double-
thick lamb chops or savor our weekly
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You'll love the Chocolate Marquis
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Danny Raskin
The Jewish News

41661 Plymouth Rd., 1/2 Blk. W. of Haggerty • 453-2002

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