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West of Telegraph

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Balalaika Orchestra
Hosts Soloist

The University Musical
Society will offer group ticket
discounts from 15 to 25 per-
cent for concerts in its new
1990-91 season.
More than 30 events will be
available from attractions in
the musical Society's Choral
Union, Chamber Arts, and
Choice Series, ranging from
the Leningrad Philharmonic
Orchestra to the American
Indian Dance Theatre. In-
cluded in this season's Group
Sales offerings are symphony
orchestras, solo recitalists,
chamber and choral groups,
opera and ballet, jazz, and
family-oriented attractions.
For a new group sales
brochure write the Universi-
ty Musical Society, Burton
Memorial Tower, Ann Arbor,
MI 48109-1270.

968-0022

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To spotlight a social event,
please write Carla Schwartz
at The Jewish News, 27676
Franklin Rd., Southfield, MI
48034. ❑

America's oldest balalaika
orchestra, founded in Detroit
by Russian immigrants, is at-
tracting new immigrants
nearly 70 years later. Zhanna
Ivanovskaya Ketslakh, a re-
cent arrival from Minsk, will
sing with the Balalaika Or-
chestra of Detroit in concert
8 p.m. Oct. 5 at the Oakland
Community College in Royal
Oak. Former soloist with the
Red Army Ensemble of
Minsk, Ms. Ivanovskaya will
present Russian folk songs in
the traditional style of her
homeland.
The Balalaika Orchestra
will play Russian, gypsy and
Eastern European folk music
under the direction of
William Goldes, a second-
generation orchestra member,
its arranger and balalaika
soloist.
There is a charge. Tickets
are available at the OCC
Royal Oak Campus book-
store, through Ticketmaster,
645-6666; or by calling Irene
Perloff, 543-7830.

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Rabbi Chuck Diamond.
Some of the people in the
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Debbie and Mike Balkin,
Andrea Stoler and Jay
and Nancy Berman.

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