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April 08, 1988 - Image 54

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1988-04-08

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DINNER PRICES BACK
TO 10 YEARS AGO

AT OUR SOUTHFIELD LOCATION
CELEBRATING IT'S

25TH ANNIVERSARY!

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FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1988

Shur composed a cantata in honor of Rabbi Sherwin Wine's 60th
birthday.

he began work on the special
cantata.
Born in Latvia, Shur came
to his interest in music
naturally. Both his father and
brother were professional con-
ductors and musicians, and
he studied music at home
throughout childhood, with
his father as teacher.
Just out of high school, he
travelled to Munich, where he
enrolled in the Kunst
Akademie, then to Israel, stu-
dying for several years under
Paul Ben-Haim, who was, at
the time, the leading sym-
phonic composer in Israel.

While still in Israel, Shur
began to make his name in
music, receiving the Nissimof
Prize in 1952 in nation-wide
competition for best choral
composition. A year later, he
was commissioned to compose
the score for Dor Dor Ve'Yor-
shav, a two-hour pageant
presented by the Israeli
Broadcasting orchestra,- choir,
ballet company, actors and
soloists.
Eventually, Shur came to
the United States to study
'composition, orchestration
and conducting at UCLA.
Shortly after his arrival in
this country, he wrote the
music to Each Had Six Wings,
an Israeli play which debuted
in Hollywood in 1962, and in
1966, he collaborated with
composer Johnny Mandel on
music for the hit.movie, The
Russians Are Coming, The
Russians Are Coming.
"That was a very nice ex-
perience," said Shur. "I came
to the movie rather late, and
(producer-director) Norman
Jewison, after hearing the
choir I'd rehearsed, said
`Where were you before? You
are better than all my Rus-
sian advisers!' "
In addition to his extensive
work in liturgical music, Shur

often composes dance scores
for choreographer Fanchon
Shur, his wife, and the two
collaborate on musical pieces
also, said Shur. Of their four
children, three are profes-_

Because of a hectic
schedule, Shur could not be
present at the performance of
the special cantata. Chances
are, he would have been
greatly pleased, however.
Presented to more than 500
members of the congregation,
the cantata in honor of Rabbi
Wine (performed by a choir
which included several
members of the Michigan
Opera Theatre) received a
standing ovation at its
conclusion. -
"When I heard it the first
time, I was overwhelmed,"
said Rabbi Wine after the per-
formance. "I felt a sense of ge-
nuine excitement and fulfill-
ment at hearing my words
transferred to music. I feel
like the work has taken on a
new dimension!'
The presentation was a
highlight of the first of 20
events which will be held this
year to celebrate Birm-
ingham Temple's 25th an-
niversary.



GOING PLACES

Continued from preceding page

AMERICAN
ARTISTS SERIES

Kingswood Cranbrook
Auditorium, 500 Lone
Pine, Bloomfield Hills,
Douglass Campbell one-
man show Shakespeare
by Request, Sunday,
admission. 851-5044 or
647-2230.

HENRY FORD
MUSEUM

Henry Ford Museum
Theater, Dearborn, Peg
0' My Heart, today
through May 14,
admission. 271-1620.

SHAW FESTIVAL

Niagara-on-the-Lake,
Ontario, You Never Can
Tell, now through
October 15, admission.
416-468-2172.

UNIVERSITY
PLAYERS

Trueblood Theatre, Ann
Arbor, Angel City, today
through Sunday and
Thursday through April
17, admission.
764-0450.

MUSIC

WAYNE STATE
UNIVERSITY VOCAL
JAZZ ENSEMBLE

General Lectures Hall,
Warren and Third, Detroit,
Vocal Jazz Ensemble and
Ursula Walker/Buddy
Budson Duo, Monday,

admission. 577-2618.

UNIVERSITY MUSICAL
SOCIETY

Rackham Auditorium, Ann
Arbor, Bonn Woodwind
Quintet, today, 8 p.m.,
admission. 764-2538.

DETROIT INSTITUTE
OF ARTS PERFORMING
ARTS DEPARTMENT

5200 Woodward, Detroit,
the Brueggen, Leonhardt,
Bylsma Trio, Wednesday,
admission. 832-2730.

OAKLAND UNIVERSITY
COMMUNITY CHORUS

Pontiac Central High
School Auditorium, Pontiac-
Oakland Symphony,
Requiem, Sunday,
admission. 334-6024.

SOUTHFIELD
CONCERTS-IN-THE-
GARDEN

'Ib1-12 Mall, Southfield,
Balalaika Orchestra,
Sunday, admission.
354-4717.

CITY OF OAK PARK

Oak Park Library, pianist
Fontaine Laing, Sunday.
548-7230.

MEADOW BROOK
ESTATE

Oakland University, Varner
Recital Hall, Rochester,
spring concert, Thursday
through April 16,
admission. 370-3013.

OAKLAND CHORALE

Oakland University, Varner

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