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Symphony to Perform Bloch Service
Ernest Bloch's "Sacred Serv-
ice," the first large-scale choral-
orchestral work written for the
synagogue by a major composer,
will be performed 8:30 p.m. Sat-
uraday by the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra in Ford Auditorium.
Leslie Guinn, baritone, and the
Rackham Symphony Choir will
join the orches-
tra, under Sixten
Ehrling's direc-
tion.
On Thursday
evening, Ehrling
also led the or-
1880 and died in Portland, Ore.,
in 1959.
Leslie Guinn, who is making his
first appearance with the Detroit
Symphony, has performed in op-
era and in concert at the Brevard,
Chatauqua and Marlboro music
festivals and with many U.S. or-
chestras.
The Rackham Symphony Choir
is conducted by Maynard Klein,
who is also director of choirs at
the University of Michigan.
Sena Jurinac, the renowned
Yogoslavian soprano, will be solo-
ist at the Detroit Symphony Or-
chestra's opening Kresge Concert
of the season on Saturday evening,
Oct. 5. The concert will be given
in Ford Auditorium at 8:30 p.m.
Sixten Ehrling will conduct.
SINCE FRIENDS have found out chestra in Bloch's
that Sid Sachs did the layout and work.
This is the
art work for the Detroit Tigers
1968 World Series Souvenir Book, orchestra's first
perform-
he has been besieged for tickets
. . . But the only ticket he has is ance of the
eel em n• me I= mi
me um
the one given to him by an fin- Bloch composi-
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sympathic policeman who didn't tion, com-
care when Sid told him his mind pleted in 1933.
was on finishing up the book .. . The text of the
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MIKE SUMNER tells of the and orchestra is drawn from
MON. to THURS. 7 a.m.-9p.m. ,
Orthodox Jewish lady in Windsor
FRI.
&
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7
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the Union Prayerbook for
who was deeply distressed when Jewish Worship, the official
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her only son fell in love with a prayerbook of English-speaking
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girl with red hair, a turned-up Reform congregations. Bloch
nose and an Irish brogue . . . She himself wrote of the work that
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grumbled about the situation for "in its great simplicity and va-
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weeks, but one day turned up for riety, it embodies a philosophy
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her weekly poker game in high acceptable to all men."
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good humor . -. . "That girl my boy
Bloch was born in Geneva in ma ma ••
is making eyes at," she announced,
"is Jewish after all. I got a look
at her compact last night when
we all went to the movies together,
and there was her name plain as
day — HELENA RUBINSTEIN."
RICHARD FARBMAN, 4-year-
old son of Harold and Rose Farb-
man, watched his mother try on a
new dress ... "You sure are beau-
tiful," he said. "You look just like
Abraham Lincoln."
WHILE SITTING UNDER t h e
dryer at the beauty shop, recently,
Ruth Lafer chanced to overhear a
comment made by a woman, who
was anticipating in-law problems
already though her daughter only
a short time ago had become en-
gaged . . . The woman had re-
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