THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Julius Chajes Compositions to Be
Highlighted at Center Festival
A Jewish Music Festival
featuring the compositions of
conductor Julius Chajes will
highlight the season's fourth
concert by the Center Sym-
phony Orchestra 3:30 p.m.
March 24 in the J e w i s 11
Center.
This special concert in cele-
bration of Jewish Music
Month will present the John
Dovaras Singers, cellist Paul
Olefsky, Cantor Harold Or-
bach and singers Sidney Res-
nick and Annette Chajes.
Olefsky, who has performed
and conducted in most major
music centers around the
world, will solo in Chajes'
Cello Concerto.
Cantor Orbach, national
president of the American
Conference of Cantors, has
recorded a number of albums.
Resnick, a native Detroiter,
has been an operatic singer.
In three years, the John
Dovaras Singers has become
one of Detroit's best known
chamber ensembles. M r s .
Chajes has performed as
soloist in concerts and re-
citals in major American and
Canadian cities.
Concert tickets are on sale
at the Center ticket office.
For information, contact the
Center, 341-4200.
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Composer Learns
of Unique 'Honor'
When Julius Chajes visited
Vienna after World War II,
he inquired what had hap-
pened to the published copies
of his Cello Concerto.
Carl Haslinger Publishing
House, which once had pub-
lished the music of Beethoven
and Schubert, i n f or me d
Chajes that his music was
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of books and music by Jewish
authors and composers. For-
tunately, Chajes had a few
copies of his concerto in his
possession.
Cellist Paul Olefsky will
perform the Chajes Concerto
with the Center Symphony
Orchestra, under Chajes' di-
Rabbi William Rudolph,
rection, 3:30 p.m. March 24. who holdsa rabbinic degree
from. the Jewish Theological
Seminary, is the new director
Crafts and Skills
of the Hillel Foundation at
Michigan State University.
Taught at Center
He is working on his PhD'
The Jewish Center is of- degree from, the University
fering a series of six-week of 11fichigan.
courses in crafts and skills,
beginning the week of April
1. Courses include crochet, Masada Leadership
needlepoint, macrame, prac- Training Course Set
tical gardening and gdurmet
Applicants are invited for
kosher cooking.
the annual Masada Leader-
Ray Bbardman will teach ship Training Course, a
the essentials of indoor and travel-study program design-
outdoOr gardening, with par- ed to train young Jews (age
ticular emphasis on the cre- 17-22) to become active lead-
ation of a vegetable garden. ers on behalf of Israel and
Phyllis Blum will teach how the American Jewish com-
to prepare food in traditional munity.
Jewish style and how to
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Appreciation for the good
will of the people of the Neth-
erlands was expressed by the
Jewish students of Michigan
State University in their
warm welcome to the Nether-
lands Wind Ensemble, play-
ing on campus recently.
Under the auspices of the
Hillel Foundation, the stu-
dents presented a letter,
translated into Dutch, to the
ensemble members prior to
the concert. The letter ex-
pressed thanks for Dutch
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ple as far back as the Span-
ish Inquisition.
Concert-goers a 1 s o were
greeted with signs and pos-
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Problems of Daily Living
Clinic at Sinai, Hospital, 8
p.m. Tuesday at the Kirts
Community House, Somerset
Apts.
For reservations, call Gor-
don Silverman at the Jewish
Center, 341-4200.
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