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8C*(R.W.G-6Cj O&E Thursday April 11 1985
New concerto pleases violist Paul Doktor
By Tim Richard
staff writer
Scouts provide free baby-sitting service.
Tickets may be purchased at the
door or in advance at Beitner Jewelry
in downtown Plymouth, Hammell Music
in Livonia and Amoldt Williams
Music in Canton Township
result is that an unpopular work can
become identified with a soloist who
doesn't particularly enjoy it
But Doktor enjoys the Jones concerto.
So did the orchestra, which applauded
in rehearsal. "He may say he sweated
it out. but I have the feeling it came
rolling out," Doktor said
"Everything comes together (at the
conclusion). It's an unexpected, happy,
down-to-earth turle "
a "barbershop quartet" among fcur
violas to a tune reminiscent of the
1940s pop song "Tangerine."
Doktor recognizes listeners sometimes
freeze up at the notion of hearing
contemporary music, confessing he
doesn't always take to modem art But
he encourages listeners to rise above
that comfortable prejudice. "Of all the
modern works, I like this." he said.
Besides being a difficult instrument
to write for, the viola is difficult to
play, Doktor said. The viola's best
sounds don't soar through an auditorium.
the way the soprano violin and baritone
cello sounds carry. He and Jones
agree that the viola is the "neglected
stepchild" of the string f^nily. ,
The viola is larger ancHess comfortable
to hold than the violin. Students
including himself and his famous father.
Karl Doktor — usually start out
on the violin and later switch.
Doktor said violists, by taking up the
instrument later in life, don't condition
their fingers to it during their forma
live, childhood years The result
" Among 100 violinists you may have 50
or 80 who ar^ excellent. Among 100 viola
players, hardly 10 are excellent "
Even at Monday night's final rehearsal
with the Plymouth Symphony
Orchestra, soloist Paul Doktor was suggesting
small changes in the Concerto
for Viola and Orchestra to composer
Robert W Jones But they were minor
changes
V I was delighted when 1 got the music
- 100 percent delighted." said the
Vienna-born, internationally famed
violist
Doktor. who teaches at the Juilliard
School in New York City and concertizes
occasionally, speaks with genuine
admiration of the concerto written by
the Schoolcraft College professor Doktor
said Jones has solved the problem
of making the plush, alto voice of the
viola contrast vividly against a full
symphony orchestra
He has the right feeling for the instrumentation
He comes up with the
right combinations all the time He's
really extremely good at it." Doktor
said
PLYMOUTH SYMPHONY fans can
draw their own conclusions at 4 p.m
this Sunday in the auditorium of Plymouth
Salem High School, Joy west of
u p c o m i n g
things to do
• ONE-ACT PLAYS
Two one-act comedies, The Chinese"
and "Dr Fish," both by Murray
Schisgal, will be presented by the
Theatre Guild of Livonia-Redford at 8
p.m. Fridays-Saturdays, April 19-20.
26-27 and May 3-4. at the playhouse in
Redford BotTi plays are directed by
Art Rizzo of Detroit, assisted by Donna
Eno of Livonia, who is also the
stage manager This production
closes the season for TGLR. which is
in its"3lst year Tickets at $6 may be
reserved by calling 522-8057 A summer
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• PIPE BAND
The St Andrews Pipe Band will be
presented on the 1985 Performing
Arts Showcase of the Livonia Arts
Commission at 3 p.m Sunday. April
14, at the Livonia City Hall Auditorium,
Civic Center Drive and Five Mile
Road This is a return engagement by
the group, which features 15 bagpipers
and a dozen Highland and Scottish
dancers. Tickets are available at
the LO VE Office at City Hall,
phone 421-2000, Ext 221, and at the
door
• CHILDREN'S THEATER
The Children's Entertainment
Company will present "The Emperor's
New Clothes," written for the
stage by Henry K Martin of Bloomfield
Hills, at 2 and 7 p.m. Friday.
April 12, and 1 and 3 p.m Saturday-
Sunday. April 13-14, in the Central
Court at Westland Center
• LARRY N02ER0
Matt Michaels on j>iano, Dan Jordan
on bass and George Benson on
saxes, will accompany Larry Nozero
from 8 30 p.m. to 12 30 a.m Friday-
Saturday, April 12-13. at Hunters'
Run in Livonia Michaels on piano.
Ray Tim on bass and Sharon Williams
on vocals complete the group from
7 30-11 30 p.m. Sunday, April 14 For
more information call 522-5600
• REDFORDLEAGUE
"How the West Was Fun " will be
presented by the Redford Suburban
League Theatre Guild at 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday,
April 26-27. and 3 p.m.
Sunday, April 28, at the Redford Union
High School Auditorium. Admission
is $5 for adults, $3 for students to
age 16 and senior citizens (age 65 and
over). Proceeds will go to Michigan
Retarded Children and citizens and
community interests Tickets are
available at the door or by calling
937-8599 or 538-0840
• IN PIRATES'
Several area residents are appearing
in the Marygrove College production
of the Gilbert and Sullivan
operetta "The Pirates of Penzance."
through Saturday. April 13. at the
Violist Paul Doktor
concerto rolls out
Canton Center roads, when Doktor
premiers the concerto with the orchestra
conducted by Johan van der Merwe.
Also on the program will be the late
Samuel Barber's overture to The
School for Scandal' (19321 and
Tchaikovsky's Symphony No 6, the.
"Pathetique" (1893). Unreserved tickets
are $6 general admission and $3.50
for senior citizens and college students
K-12 students are admitted free Girl
campus Theatre. 8425 W McNichols,
Detroit Paul Marquis of Farmington
Hills will sing the role of the hero.
Frederic, on Friday. April 12. Mark
Honevman of Farmington Hills will
play the Major General at all performances
Southfield student apprentice
Jesstea Carver will sing the lead
role of Mabel at the Friday performance
Also in the cast is Mary Leger
of Redford Tickets are $6
• KEYBOARD FESTIVAL
Finals of the Livonia and Troy area
t-Ete&ene Festival will -be
held at noon Friday. April 19. at Stevenson
High School in Livonia, for the
Livonia area, and 12:30 p.m. Sunday.
April 21, at Hammell Music. Inc., in
Troy, for the Troy area. Keyboard
players of all ages from the area will
compete to be named Division*
Winners, who go on to the Northern
Regional Finals. For free tickets, call
Hammell Music at 427-0040.
• NEW REVUE
Phil Marcus Esser of Livonia is
opening a new musical revue. "1946
Detroit," Friday. April 12. at Tremonti's
(formerly Mr Tee's) in downtown
Detroit The show is a musical swing
through 1946 nightclubs and theaters
where Detroit audiences saw name
entertainers perform. The show will
run for 12 weeks. Fridays-Saturdays
through June 29, with dinner at 7
p.m.. show at 8:30. Dinner and show is
$18.95, show only $7.95, late show $5.
For reservations, call 963-1225
• 5 WORKSHOPS
An organization called Performance
Workshops will offer an initial
five workshop programs for Detroitarea
actors and actresses, beginning
in mid-April. Workshops providing
media-related instruction and participation
will be conducted by Sandra
Broad and Rebecca Smith at the Studio
in Royal Oak Fee for each eightsession
workshop is $200 For registration
and information, call 355-1060
or 792-4646
• MACCABEES QUEST
The second annual Maccabees Mutual
Life Insurance "Quest for Excellence."
a series of music competitions,
will begin Wednesday, Sept 18
Each program in the series will be
broadcast at 8 p.m. Wednesdays on
radio station WQRS (105 FM). The
quest is being expanded to include
young artists from the entire state of
Michigan Applicants must send in
tapes by Monday, July 15. For an application
and repertoire list, call 833-
6105
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DAN DEAM/acaff photograph*
_ CloseOT«nd Max** ParshsU appear In the Theatre Guild
UvoMto-ftodfttf pWductlon oi "Th« China**." Two one-acts.
THE CONCERTO is dedicated to
Doktor though not commissioned by.
him It was commissioned by the Plymouth
Symphony Society with funding
from the Michigan Council for the Arts
and the Michigan unit of the American
String Teachers Association
That fact makes Doktor. who never
has commissioned a work, more comfortable.
"Very often we (soloists) ask a composer
to write something We pay huge
sums But what they get is not necessarily
what they wanted," he said The
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JONES WRITES in contemporarysounds
and harmonies, no question
about it. and the percussion section will
get a workout But he also writes in the
familiar, four-movement, classical format.
Always witty, Jones inserted several
musical jokes in the score The finat
movement quotes circus music.'The
third movement contains what he calls
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