Lavry, Mrs. Schaver and Sonenklar
Featured at Tercentenary Concert
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS - 7
Community to Observe
Israel's Anniversiary
At the Tercentenary Music Festival: From the left, Philip
Slomovitz, Marc Lavry, Cantor J.. H. .Sonenklar, Emma Schaver,
Dan Frohman, Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, Morris L. Schaver.
Another impressive event was anthropic and social service ac-
added to the series of outstand- tivities.
ing local celebrations marking
The appearance at the con-
the American Jewish Tercente- cert of Marc Lavry, eminent
nary, when more than 150 mu- ' Israeli composer and director
sicians presented a concert of of the Voice of Zion Orchestra,
JewiSh music at Temple Israel, added significance to the
March 30.
event. 'Emma Schaver, who
A large audience that nearly sang several of Mr. Lavry's
filled the hall to its capacity ac- songs and also was soloist with
claimed the large choir, that was the combined choir, and Can-
directed by Dan Frohman, and tor Jacob H. Sonenklar, an-
the members of the- Detroit other soloist, added ldster to
Symphony Orchestra who pro- the celebration..
vided :the accompaniment.
Frohman:, introducing Mr.
Morris L. Schaver, as chair- Lavry, said he should be called
man of the Tercentenary mu- "the Gershithi of ISrael." Mr.
sic 'committee, expressed the Lavry played three . of :his piano
community's thanks to the compositionS, "Shepherd Dance,"
participating choruses from "Yemenite Weddihg Dance" and
Music Study Club, Halevy-Far- "The ilora." He accompanied
band Choir, Workmen's Circle Mrs. Schaver and sang Samin-
Choir and Shaarey -Zedek. -
sky's "Shir Hashirim" and his
Rabbi Jacob E. Segal, who o w n compositions, -"Sh'ctora
spoke -briefly towards the close Ani" and "Kinneret." Mrs. Scha-
of the concert, joined Mr. Scha- ver, who also sang the solo pact
ver in expressing hearty thanks in the half-hour oratorio "Doe
to Dan Frohman for the efforts Naie - Lied," wass especially ef-
he has put into the preparations fective in the two Lavry compo-
for the concert, and to Rebecca sitions.
Frohman and Bella 'Goldberg,
Cantor Sonenklar sang his
the accompanists.
composition, the traditional "L'-
Philip Slomovitz, chairman of dor v'Dor" and sang the 'solo
the Detroit Tercentenary Com- part for "Kacha."
mittee, in introductory remarks,
The large choir drew prolong-
called attention to the generous ed- applause for its rendition of
allocation made by the Jewish "Reb Dovidl" and was called
Welfare Federation to Make pos- upon, by the enthusiastic gath--
sible numerous Detroit Tercen- ering, to repeat "A Chaseneh."
nary events, and urged whole-
Zinovi Bistritsky was in charge
hearted support for the Allied of the group 'Of Detroit Sym-
Jewish Campaign to assure phony Orchestia musicians who
continuation of all important lo- compose).- the orchestra for thiS
cal, national and overseas .phil- concert.
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The Detroit Jewish commu-
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Jewish Community Council,
and Irving Schlus,sel, president
of the Zionist Council of De-
troit, under whose joint aus-
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