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Symphony Society
Opens Season
The Scandinavian Sym-
phony Orchestra will open its
three-concert program 3 p.m.
Oct. 27 at the Southfield
Senior Adult Center, 24350
Civic Center Drive.
Music director and conduc-
tor, Andrew Sewell, a native
of New Zealand, is beginning
his second year with the
Scandinavian Symphony. He
is a 1990 honors graduate of
the University of Michigan,
where he studied under
Gustav Meier.
Second in the series will be
a collaboration with the Dear-
born Ballet Theater in a per-
formance of the complete Nut-
cracker ballet by Tchaikovsky
7:30 p.m. Nov. 29; 1:30 p.m.
Nov. 30 at Edsel Ford High
School.
Closing the season on April
4, 1992, will be a concert of
Scandinavian compositions —
two suites and a symphony --
followed by a reception with
members of the orchestra.
For ticket information, call
Leslie Austin, 647-7854.
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Fisher Hosts
Ziegfeld Follies
"Ziegfeld: A Night At the
Follies" will open at the
Fisher Theatre for eight per-
formances only Oct. 23-27.
The spirit of The Ziegfeld
Follies has been recaptured in
this production recalling the
musicals that dominated the
Great White Way for a
quarter of a century.
For ticket information, call
the Fisher box office,
872-1000.
Musical Theater
In Ann Arbor
Philip Glass' music-theater
work Hydrogen Jukebox will
be performed 8 p.m. Oct.
22-23 at Ann Arbor's
Michigan Theater.
Mr. Glass joins forces with
poet Allen Ginsberg and
visual artist Jerome Sirlin to
create a small-scale opera
with epic themes.
For ticket information, call
668-8397.
Maple-Drake Sets
Music Programs
The King and I will con-
tinue at the Maple-Drake
Jewish Community Center
Oct. 19, 20, 26 and 27.
The Festival Dancers of the
JCC will present "Chanukah
in the Shtetl" and "Peter and
the Wolf" 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.
Nov. 3.
For information, call the
JCC, 661-1000, Ext. 335.