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I A-8 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRERWednesday, August 6, 1980 OPEN DAILY 10-10 SUNDAYS 1 1-6 Rabbath' Music: Where Bach And Poucha-Dass Meet I ntru THE AVI IMG PLACE Sw I Israeli Position On Jerusalem Still Key Issue FROM ENQUIRER WIRES JERUSALEM Israel said Tuesday it was prepared to discuss Jerusalem with Egypt but reaffirmed Israel's position that the city will not be a part of a Palestinian autonomy plan for occupied territories. Responding to the Israeli statement, the Egyptian foreign minister declared in Cairo that Jerusalem "is part of the autonomy talks." And Foreign Minister Kamal Hassan Aly also told reporters that the talks, suspended by President Anwar Sadat, were unlikely to be resumed soon. In a statement authorized by the Israeli gov 5 ju ernment, Foreign Ministry spokesman Yoram Ben-Zeev said Israel was not backing down from Its position that Jerusalm's 100,000 Arab residents are not Involved In an autonomy plan and would be barred from voting for a Palestinian council that would represent West Bank and Gaza Arabs. "Jerusalem Is not part of the Ben-Zeev said, but he added, "all issues on all matters are subject to negotiation, because the idea is to overcome obstacles by negotiation." BY NANCY MALITZ Enquirer Music Critic You can't accuse the International-School (or Double Bass of shoving Botteslnl down anybody's throat this summer. Of the four major recltallsts this year at the bass school, none were dled-ln-the-wool traditionalists.

If you were waiting to hear someone play the standard stuff, you are still waiting. Frank Proto started things off in July, with a program of his music performed by himself and some Cincinnati Symphony musicians. It was Third Stream all the way. Then came jazz great Red Mitchell, followed by female avant-garde bassistsinger Joelle Leandre. Tuesday In Corbett Auditorium Francois Rabbath, France's answer to Andre Prevln, filled the hall with some of bassdom's most eclectic sounds.

The rhythm of the African plains. The repetitive drone of the Indian raga. The cry of the wounded whale. ALL THIS on a bass. With the aid of his own phenomenal technique, and with the assistance of a microphone, Rabbath increased the bass' colorlstlc palette to the extent that It didn't always resemble a bass anymore.

At least not the bass everyone Is accustomed to play. Actually Rabbath did perform some standard repertory. He played Bach. He played Vivaldi. He even Imaged Botteslnl In a set of his own variations.

But when he went classical, Rab-' bath wasn't the least bit ethnocentric about it. The Western sound world Is one among many, you could almost hear him say. The modes, the rhythms, the colors, all take their places beside other systems, other colors, other sounds. Rabbath knows his Bach, and when he played those excerpts from Bach's first Cello Suite in the cello register, an octave higher than most bassists do them, you did well to admire his accomplishment BUT RABBATH also knows his AN ISRAELI Foreign Ministry spokesman FRANCOIS RABBATH PI HI 1 111 ill I ALL FIRST QUALITY NO SECONDS ffliiii)iiiMjiif said Israel would not agree to put Jerusalem on the agenda of the Palestinian autonomy talks as a precondition for resuming the stalled negotla tlons. Sadat delayed the talks on Palestinian self rule In Israeli-occupied territory to await Israeli clarifications on the Jerusalem law passed by the Israeli parliament last week by an overwhelming majority.

The law made all Jerusalem capital oi the Jewish state. Sadat was said to be looking for a gesture from Israel or a signal that Jerusalem was still negotiable. The law has been Interpreted as preempting negotiations on the city's final Jazz, his Indian music, his French folktunes and his African tribal rhythms. And if there Is a little cultural bleed In everything he does, that's to the good. The man who is conversant with the sltar shouldn't play Bach like the man who Isn't The concert began with a few pieces of Rabbath's own "Poucha-Dass," an homage to Indian music that Is quickly becoming a classic; "Voyage," "War and Peace" and "Crazy Course," a title which must refer to the path of the hands along the fingerboard, and It was wonderful.

Then came more varied stuff a Vivaldi Violin Concerto (arranged by Rabbath); his own blistering "Impalas," a perpetual motion piece that has his hand leaping over Itself; an homage to the hlghwlre acts of Botteslnl; and a few short, impressively musical renditions of Bach. It was all unusually colored, supremely melodic, subtly shaped and gently varied. status. Egypt has attempted to have Jerusalem Included In discussions on setting up self-rule for the 2 million Palestinians in the occupied West Sale Price 4 Days 4x0' Wood-grain Prints On 3.6-r.lil Lauan Panels Enjoy the rich look of simulated wood-grain prints overlaid on panels of 3.6- mil lauan. Choose Birch, Maple, Knotty Pine, Oak or Hickory prints.

IdRatherBe DiningAtZinos Bank of the Jordan River and Gaza strip. Israel Insists that the entire city of Jerusalem Is the Israeli capital and not a subject for negotiation. Prime Minister Menachem Begin, replying to a letter Sadat sent him Sunday, drafted a message that reportedly reviewed Israel's positions In the autonomy talks and detailed what Israel called Egyptian deviations from the Camp David framework agreement outlining the autonomy scheme. IN CAIRO, an Egyptian government spokesman said Sadat would deliver "a message to the world" today from a retreat at the foot of Mt Sinai In the Sinai Peninsula where he Is spending the final days of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month that ends this weekend. Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesman Naftall Lavle, clarifying earlier statements from his office, said Egypt was entitled to bring up the subject of Jerusalem in the talks, but Cairo could not demand that It be discussed as a precondition for resuming the talks.

"Egypt already has brought up Jerusalem," Lavle told The Associated Press. "We told them what our position Is and we are prepared to tell them again." He said Jerusalem was not Included In the agenda for the autonomy talks, but "we don't exclude any subject." i Gunman Wounds Four Take it from the boys. Enjoy an evening out at Zino's and still have change left in your pocket. Zino's Old Corryville Firehouse, 2701 Vine St. And Zino's Hyde Park Square, 3520 Edwards Rd.

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