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with the Jewish holidays," he said.
"You can almost assure yourself that
the broadcasting from the [former
WQRS position on the dial] will not
feature Jewish holiday music.
"It is hard to imagine Nine Inch
Nails singing about Pesach," he said.
Those leading the efforts to restore
local classical music broadcasting say
the Jewish community has been very
supportive thus far. Gloff, a Protestant
Christian with no formal affiliation,
said he has been surrounded at Temple
Emanu-El's Oneg Shabbat with people
offering to do what they can.
"They ask what they can do and
they do it," Gloff said. "Everyone has
been so amazing. I can't get over it.
Stoddard, raised-Greek Orthodox
and now a member of the Pine Hill
Congregational Church, said she
recently received a petition from a
group of congregants from
Congregation Shaarey Zedek as well as
numerous letters from other Jewish
individuals. One letter of support was
addressed to "Mitzvah Stoddard," an
honest mistake she nonetheless takes
as high praise.
"I was very honored that my name
was changed in that way," she said,
laughing.
Gloff and Stoddard said the across-
the-board support may lead to the
restoration of classical music broad-
casting in Detroit. Stoddard would
not release details but said an
announcement on the matter is
expected within the next few weeks.
"We are all hoping for the best,"
she said. 0

ROBERT GROSSMAN

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"Detroit Needs Classical Radio"
bumper stickers are available at
Harmony House Classical, 2412 N.
Woodward in Royal Oak, for $2,
which covers the cost of the print-
ing and will fund further restorative
efforts. To join the effort to bring
back classical music, write to Nitsa
Stoddard at P.O. Box 1132,
Birmingham, MI 48012-1132 or e
mail Gloff at http://ourworld.corn-
puserve.com/hornepages/dgloff or
dg,loff@compuserve.com .
Davis Gloff will perform 3 p.m.
Sunday, March 8, at Groves High
School, 20500 W. 13 Mile Road, in
Birmingham. He will present songs
from the Broadway stage and the
silver screen with the Birmingham
Concert Band in a cabaret concert
tided "Song and Dance." There is
no charge, but donations are
accepted to support operating costs
of the band.

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