Israeli Violinist
to Play in Concert
Israeli ✓ violinist. Miriam
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, March 30, 1973-23
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Featuring
• Mid-Eastern Dancers
Fried, will be guest artist
with the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra 8:30 p.m. April 5
and 7 at Ford Auditorium.
A protegee of Isaac Stern,
Miss Fried will be featured
in Sibelius' Concerto for
Violin and Orchestra. Sixten
Ehrling will be on the po-
dium.
Miriam Fried became a .
violin student at age 8 and
within three years appeared
in concert. On scholarships
awarded by the America-Is-
rael Cultural Foundation, she
studied in Tel Aviv, Geneva
and later in Indiana Univer-
sity and the Julliard School
in New York.
In May 1971, a violin jury,
including David Oistrakh,
Isaac Stern, Yehudi Menuhin
and Z i n 0 Francescatti,
awarded Miss Fried first
prize in the Queen Elisabeth
of Belgium Competition..
Concert appearances have
taken her to many nations
since then.
Tickets are available at the
Ford Auditorium box office,
Hudson's and Grinnell's. A
lbnited number of tickets
for students and senior citi-
zens are on sale at the Ford
Auditorium box office begin-
ning at '7:45 p.m. on concert
nights.
PURIM CELEBRATION ish Legion . . . A woodland
by landsmanshaften societies in Israel was dedicated in
of Jewish National Fund re- the name of Norman and
cently was dedicated to the Anna Cottler . . . "If I say
25th anniversary of Israel any more than what every-
. . . and selected the right one has said, I'll start be-
FRANCIS SAAR
gent to be its guest of honor lieving it myself!" said Nor-
Popular M.C.
. . Norman Cottler . . . who man, exteremely splendid in
is so dedicated to the cause his gray pattern sports jac-
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• Steaks
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in the cause of Israel and a
IMAGINE PUTTING CAR
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that being a judge of the dis-
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Beth Achim would be costly
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