Davis-Croll Nuptials Kol Israel Music Director Predicts Television for Jewish State by 1960
Arye Petrushka, dep- He said, however., that most • phony. Paray is extremely pop- ling their trips to the Jewish
Solein I/ 1:::ed on Aug. 25 uty Shabtai
program manager of rruisic Israelis would not care for the ,

MRS. JERONIE DAVIS

for Kol Israel, the Israel gov-
ernment's official radio station.
was in Detroit this week and
spoke enthusiastically about the
progress being made in, the
Jewish state's radio industry. j
If his trip were delayed three
years, however, he probably
would be speaking of , the infant
television network just insti-
tuted in Israel. •
TV for Israel is that close,
according to Petrushka, who
said that blueprints are current-
ly being prepared to introduce
nation-wide television to Israeli
audiences, via Kol Israel.
Petrushka said that FM (fre-
quency modulation) would be
introduced next year and tele-
vision should be established by
1960.
Here as part of the Inter-
national Educational Ex-
change Program conducted by
the Department of State, Pet-
rushka is one of 30 specialists
from 24 foreign countries ta-
king part in the International
Seminar on Radio and TV at
the University of Boston.
After one-month of - book
study," Petrushka and his fel-
low delegates are on a tour of •
the country to learn various
techniques employed by radio
and TV networks. The seminar
will conclude with a study of
Hollywood network studios, a
visit to Washington and an eval
uation period in Boston.
Petrushka said he greatly
admired American techniques in
the radio and television fields.

type of disc jockey programs
that predominate American ra-
dio.
In Israel, since .fees are col-
lected for radio licenses (all
owners must have one), there
is no commercialism except
during the early morning hours
when a few sponsors take the
airways.
About 60 percent of the Is-
raeli radio time is taken up by
music, he said. Roughly, it is
broken down into 40 percent
serious music and 60 percent
folk songs and light music.
The station has its own 40-
piece symphony which pre-
sents a concert once a week
and also participates in cham-
ber recitals. There also is a
weekly concert by the Israel
Pharmonic Orchestra.
Much of the music is record-
ed, and, interestingly enough to
Detroiters, a great amount of
these recordings are by Paul
Paray and the Detroit Sym-

ular in Israel, having for a time state.
directed the Israel Philharmon-
When Petrushka leaves for
ic.
Israel in October he will take
Petrushka came to Palestine with him the score of Julius
20 years ago from his native Chajes' new composition, "Mel-
Germany, where in pre-Hitler ody and Dance for English. Horn
days he was a recognized com- and Strings." dedicated to the
poser and conductor in Ger- memory of Henry Wineman, to
many and Austria. Today, he be played by the Kol Israel
does much of the arranging for orchestra
Kol Israel. He did some of the
While in Detroit for five days,
arrangements for both Lionel Petrushka was the guest of Mr.
Hampton and Danny Kaye dur- and Mrs. Chajes.

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