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Eleanor Lipkin Schwartz: Back to concerts.
part time at one of her living-
room Steinways and at the
Southfield branch of the
Center for Creative Studies,
where she is still on the fac-
ulty. What had been out of her
grasp, though, was the ability
to spend a concert-sized
amount of time at the key-
board.
Finally, this past year, her
strength restored, Mrs.
Schwartz announced she was
back to performing. She has
done some local concerts and
plans a fall schedule. She'd
like to play at a steady clip,
though not at the arduous
touring level she knew in
Europe.
Meanwhile, Eleanor and
Toma Schwartz continue see-
ing students who range in age
from 5 to 60 (their daughter,
Claire, a U-M student, chan-
nels her musical talent into
singing).
In Mrs. Schwartz's view, to-
day's students "have the op-
portunity to learn from
generations of musical artists
and composers, many of whom
migrated to America for ar-
tistic freedom." The secret for
a successful student hinges
not just on talent, but on
motivation and intelligence as
well. "I'll work my head off for
anyone who has the will to
learn," Mrs. Schwartz says.
As for her own future, Mrs.
Schwartz intends to perform
as long as she's able. She
knows no better life. "There's
a brotherhood among artists
that is extremely strong," she
says. "I've been very fortunate
that music is a major ingre-
dient in my life, and that I've
had great, great teachers?' 0
Musical Set
At JCC
The Jewish Community
Center and Nancy Gurwin
Productions will present the
musical play The King And I,
8 p.m. Oct. 12 at the Maple-
Drake building. Performances
will continue on Oct 13, 19,
20, 26 and 27.
Tickets are available at the
Jewish Center box office and
TicketMaster outlets. For in-
formation, call the JCC,
661-1000, Ext. 293.
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Pumpkin Contest
The Huntington Woods
Library will present the
Great Pumpkin Contest Oct.
1-28. Children in pre-school to
5th grade can enter the Great
Pumpkin Contest by guessing
the correct number of pum-
pkin seeds to win a Great
Pumpkin.
For information, call Anne
Hage, 543-9720.