44 Friday, March 4, 1977
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Ex-Detroiter Earns Acclaim as Musical Conductor in N.Y.
•
Detroiter
Former
Seymour Lipkin of New
York earned acclaim last
week for his performance
as conductor with the Na-
tional Orchestral Associ-
ation, New York's train-
ing orchestra.
A favorable review of
Lipkin's abilities as a
conductor appeared in
the New York Times, add-
ing to numerable credits
he has gained in past ef-
forts.
The son of Dr. and
Mrs. Ezra (Leah) Lip-
kin of Oak Park, Lipkin
was appointed assistant
to Serge Koussevitsky at
the Berkshire Music
Center in'Tanglewood. He
had studied with the
maestro of the Boston
Synphony and under
George Szell as appren-
tice conductor with the
Cleveland Orchestra.
After Koussevitsky's
death, Leonard Bernstein
was appointed to head the
conducting department at
Tanglewood and Lipkin
stayed on as his assistant.
Subsequently he became
assistant conductor of the
New York Philharmonic
and travelled with the Or-
chestra as Bernstein's as-
sistant during its tour of
the Soviet Union, Europe
and the Near East.
of the New York City
Center Joffrey Ballet,
with which he has been
associated since 1966 and
is also music director of
the Long Island Sym-
phony. He has appeared
as guest conductor with
some of the country's
leading symphony or-
chestras, including the
Cleveland Orchestra, the
Detroit Symphony. the
Chicago Symphony and
the New York P.hilhar-
monic.
Lipkin began his career
in music as a pianist,
winning, among other
awards, the
Rachmaninoff Music
Competition in 1948. He
appeared as soloist with
most of the major orches-
tras, but it is as a conduc-
tor that he chooses to oc-
cupy most of his time in
music.
dick stein inc.
from one to any number of musicians
jeep smith
6i11 meyers
patty grant
jerry fenby
shelby lee
johnny griffith
Let the Professionals Perform
358-2777
"music the stein way"
Lipkin is music director
Births
Feb. 19 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth B. Eserow
(Renee Tt arsh), 1800
Moors Ct., Bloomfield
Hills, a son, Jordan
Barsh.
Study Unit-Plans
Weekend Parley
. The Center for New
Thinking will sponsor a
weekend conference
March 25 and 26 at the
Michigan State Univer-
sity Management Educa-
tion Center in Troy.
Writer Philip Slater
will speak 8:30 p.m.
March 25. The 11 a.m. ses-
sion Saturday will fea-
ture Jean Houston, who
with her husband, Robert
heads the
Masters
Foundation RifMind- Re-:
search. Author Jonathan
e Kozol will address the 3
p.m. session Saturday.
The weekend will con-
clude with a dialogue.
There is a charge for
the conference. For re-
servations, call the
center, -646,2034. Rabbi"
Sherwin T. Wine of the
Birmingham Temple is
director.
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Feb. 16 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Joshua Asher (Har-
riet Bodzin) of Oak Park,
a daughter, Allison Re-
nee.
* * *
Feb. 16 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Neuman
(Terry Schwartz), former
Detroiters of Longwood,
Fla., a daughter, Barbra
Lezlie.
* * *
Feb. 13 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Faulkner (Les-
lie Schlafer), 13109' Bal-
four, Huntington Woods,
twin sons Corey David
and Jonathan Adam.
* * *
Feb. 7 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Perlman
(Mary Helen Lezon), 5385
Kingsfield Dr.; West
Bloomfield,. a .daughter,
Julie Beth.
* * *
Jan. 18 — To Dr. and
Mrs. Phillip A. Levy (De-
nise Locke), 4219
McQueen Dr., West
Bloomfield, a daughter,
Tamara Beth.
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Cancer Research
Members of the Harry
B. Korman family
gathered at the Cancer
Action Now headquar-
ters in the Michigan
_Cancer., Foundation on
Friday, February 18 to
give all Detroiters A.
Better Chance to Live."
The Kormans' three
daughters — Mrs. Arthur
(Helen) Braverman, Mrs.
Milton (Eunice) Ring and
Mrs. Burton (Geraldine)
Rissman — and their
families responded to
telephone requests for
the new Cancer Action
Now family guide on
,cancer.
At the same time, the
Kormans presented the
Michigan Cancer Found-
aion with a $10,000 gift for
the Suzanne Korman
Morton Memorial Fund.
The fund was estab-
lished by Harry and Anna
Korman to support the
Suzzanne Korman Mor-
ton Cancer Research
Laboratory. The lab was
dedicated in memory of
the Kormans' daughter
who died of cancer in
1975.
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