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Bel Canto
Seeks Singers
The Bel Canto Choral Society
is seeking women who read mu-
sic and enjoy singing to join the
group. Founded 36 years ago,
the organization is led by Eu-
gene Branstrorn, and accompa-
nied by Rochelle Barr. Members
are professional and semi-pro-
fessional women who enjoy re-
hearsing and performing a wide
variety of music.
Rehearsals take place on
Monday evenings during Sep-
tember to June in Southfield.
Performances are scheduled as
contracted. Bel Canto is a non-
profit organization co-sponsored
by the city of Southfield.
Auditions will be scheduled
by appointment during the first
tow weeks of February. For in-
formation, call Doris August,
851-6714.
Festival Dancers
Plan Programs
The Festival Dancers of the
Jewish Community Center
will start a new season. The
schedule consists of perfor-
mances ofPeter and The Wolf
on April 15 (two perfor-
mances) at Detroit Main Li-
brary and May 19 at
Parkview School, Novi.
The Festival Dancers will
perform Our Jewish Heritage
of Dance Feb. 17 at Abbott
School, Keego Harbor; Feb.
28 at Temple Beth Kodesh
Sisterhood, Livonia; and at
several Elderhostels April
through August. The Shab-
bos in the Shtetl dance pre-
sentation will be March 27 at
Beth Shalom Synagogue;
March 28 at Fleischman Fed-
eration Apartments; April 27
at Temple Emanu-El.
Musica Viva
Concert Set
The music of Erwin Schul-
hoff, who died in Wulzburg
concentration camp in 1942,
will be featured in a concert
scheduled for 8 p.m. Feb. 12
in the Smith Theatre for the
Performing Arts at the Or-
chard Ridge Campus of Oak-
land Community College in
Farmington Hills.
Mr. Schulhoffs composition
String Quartet #1 will be per-
formed by the Petersen
String Quartet of Berlin. The
group also will present works
by Haydn and Schubert.
The February concert is
sponsored by Musica Viva In-
ternational Concerts, an or-
ganization that arranges
programs that often feature
performers from other coun-
tries.
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