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The contributions made
by Jewish immigrants to .
the American music scene
are the subject of an intense
study by Deena and Ber-
nard Rosenberg in "The
Music Makers" (Columbia
University Press).
By utilizing extensive in-
terviews and then editing
themselves out, the Rosen-
bergs have fashioned
"monologues" in which the
interviewees talk of their
yearnings, frustrations and
gratifications as they pur-
sue their musical careers.
Although prominent
musical "celebrities" such
as Copeland, Tilson-
Thomas, and Ormandy re-
ceive their due, the book
concentrates on informing
readers of some of the
lesser-known musical per-
sonalities.
One such example is the
late Frank Hubbard, a
harpsichord maker, who

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couldn't bear to sell his in-
struments to universities
(traditionally, one of the
largest markets) because of
his aversion to dealing with
administrators.
Miss Rosenberg, a
former Detroiter and a
student in the PhD pro-
gram in 41iusic at City
University of New York,
did not feel uncomforta-
ble in collaborating on
the book with her father,
a professor in the Colum-
bia PhD program in
sociology.
"We get along very well,"
she said. "And my father
happens to be brilliant . . .
I not only have great love for
him, but awe."
Miss Rosenberg is a
musicologist who writes
frequently for the Sunday
New York Times and other
periodicals. She is also
working on a biography of
George and Ira Gershwin.

Numismatic Society to Hear
Biblical Coin Specialist

Dr. Yaakov Meshorer,
chief curator of archeology
at the Israel Museum and a
specialist on biblical coins,
will speak 8 p.m. Nov. 27 at
the Jewish Community
Center's 10 Mile branch:
A visiting professor at
Duke University, Prof.
Meshorer has participated
in many digs and expedi-
tions in Israel. He has writ-
ten many books and articles
on biblical coins and is
numismatic consultant for
the state of Thrael.
The lecture is spon-
sored by the Israel
Numismatic Society of
Michigan, Inc. Admission
is free, and refreshments
will be served.
The society holds meet-
ings on the fourth Tuesday
of each month. For member-
ship information, write the
society, P.O. Box 942, Royal
Oak, 48068.

Dance Program
Today, Saturday

The Harbinger Dance
Company will present a
program 8:30 p.m. today
and Saturday at Orchestra
Hall.
The concert is entitled,
"The Seven Deadly Sins,"
featuring choreography by
Gay Delanghe of the Uni-
versity of Michigan. "Night
Dances," choreographed by
Harbinger's artistic direc-
tor, Lisa Nowak, also will be
presented.
For ticket information,
call the dance company
office, 883-1998.

`The Magician
of Lublin' Opens

"The Magician of Lublin,"
based on the novel by Isaac
Bashevis Singer, opens ex-
clusively today at the Maple
Three Theaters, Maple and
Telegraph.
The film stars Alan Ar-
kin, Louise Fletcher, Val-
erie Perrine, Shelley Win-
ters and Lou Jacobi.

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