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SUZANNE CHESSLER
Special to the Jewish News

here aren't 76 trom-
bones — yet.
But Broadway's
Professor Harold Hill,
the young people's band advocate
in The Music Man, would have
been pleased to meet up with a
group of new — and real —
Michigan performers who share
his enthusiasm.
Temple Beh El Cantor
Stephen Dubov is marching to
the beat of a Jewish drummer,
his son Ariel, and going beyond

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Yiddishkeit is

turning on some

local Jewish teens

through music,

holiday celebrations

and youth group

work.

Twelve young Detroiters
rock to age-old tunes as the Kids Klez Band.

the walls of his temple with the
talented instrumentalists he
leads in the Kids Klez Band.
Ariel is one of 12 musicians
performing with the group that's
ending its first season on a good
note. After a string of courtesy
performances, they have signed
on to do their first paid show at
an end-of-summer bar mitzvah.
"It's more fun and freer than
playing in school, but we're seri-
ous, too," said Ariel, 11, who
attends Cranbrook Schools
Brookside in Bloomfield Hills.
The cantor, who hopes to ease
his musicians into more and
more profit-making engage-
ments, scheduled two consecu-
tive West Bloomfield concerts

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