Berganza, Spanish Mezzo Coloratura, to Perform for Institute Music Series
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
48—Friday, November 27, 1964
Teresa Berganza, young Spanish
mezzo coloratura, will be presented
by the Founders Society, Detroit
Institute of Arts' Music Committee
in the second concert of its music
series 8:20 p.m. Dec. 11 in the In-
stitute auditorium.
Miss Berganza's vocal range ex-
ceeds 21/2 oc-
taves, rare
among sopranos.
She made her
American debut
with the Dallas
Civic Opera in
1958.
In 1959 t h e
Saturday Review
predicted that
she "would be an
international cel-
ebrity before she
is 30." Time Mag-
a z i n e acknowl-
edged Miss Ber-
ganza to be "One Miss Berganza
of Europe's top divas" before she
Johnny Di Cicco, host at the
Landmark, 18800 W. McNichols, is
a musical personality whose career
has run the gamut from Earl Car-
roll's Vanities to movies to re-
cordings on the Decca label.
Johnny is leader of the band at
the Landmark which features
vocalist Lori Young, instrumental-
ists Frank Gilbo and Don Kipp,
with pianist Judy Carroll during
the cocktail hour.
Music Committee of the Founders
Society 8:20 p.m. Thursday at the
Institute.
Manes, 24, studies with Irwin
Freundlich at Julliard School of
Music, where he has held the
Leventritt Award Winner, Ernest
Hutcheson Scholarship.
Stephen Manes, to Appear
Winner of the Concert Artists
for Young Artists Concert Guild Town Hall Award, he per-
Pianist Stephen Manes, 1962 formed at New York Town Hall in
Leventritt Award winner, will be 1963. He received highest honor-
presented in the first of the Young able mention in the Michaels Mem-
Artists Series sponsored by the orial Competition, won the Kos-
returned to America in 1962 for
her American Opera debut in the
title role of Rossini's "Ceneren-
tola."
`Who's Who in the Talmud' Lists
the Great Talmudic Per4onalities
Who were the great masters who
compiled the Bible and provided
us with the great legalistic work
that served both as commentary on
Judaism, as interpreter of Jewish
laws and was at the same time an
addendum to Jewish history?
Rabbi Alfred J. Kolatch, noted
scholar. leader in Conservative
Judaism. author of several impor-
tant books, provided the answer
Loverly Team Appears
in "Who's Who in the Talmud."
A phonetics professor and his
published by Jonathan David. (131
slum - reared pupil have been
' brought to popular fame through E. 23rd, NY 10).
This is an unusually interesting
the musical comedy "My Fair
Lady." first on stage and now on and descriptive work. It defines
Talmudic terms. and explains the
I film.
Rex Harrison and Audrey Hep- six orders of the Mishna: Zeraim,
' burn star in the $17,000,000 Moed, Nashim, Nezikin, Ko-doshim
Technicolor smash hit, now play- and Tohorot. The various tractates
ing at the United Artists Theater. are referred to, and the reader ac-
quires a knowledge seldom offered
Combining varied programing in such practical terms and with
with musical sensitivity and adding such simplicity, making "Who's
their fine sense of humor, FER- Who in the Talmud" a book for
RANTE and TEICHER. "Movie laymen.
By introducing facsimile re-
Theme" two-piano team. promise
a gala evening of entertainment , productions of tractates of the
when they appear at Detroit's Ma-1 Babylonian Talmud, Rabbi Kol-
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Together with the introduction
of the facsimiles, Rabbi Kolatch
explains the use of commentaries
accompanying the Talmudic texts.
In addition to evaluating the trac-
tates, there is a section explaining
popular terms and expressions in
the Talmud.
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the list of great personalities in
the Talmud.
Dr. Samuel K. Mirsky, professor
of Talmud and rabbinics at Yeshiva
University Graduate School, in an
introduction to this book, com-
mends the author for his creative
effort.
Dr. Kolatch, who is president of
Jonathan David Publishers, has
rendered a genuine service to Jew-
ish scholarship with this work and
has helped provide a volume of
great merit introducing the lay
reader to the makers of the Tal
mud.
Man Honors the Place
From the Talmud
Once . Rab Nahman bar Isaac
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to him and said: "Will you not be
good enough to take a place more
toward the front, where I am seat-
ed " '
Rab Nahman bar Isaac replied:
"The place does not honor the
man, but the man honors the
place. When the Shekinah was on
Mount Sinai no one was allowed
to approach the Mount. but when
the Shekinah departed, everyone
was allowed to ascend it."
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