Anatoli Cheiniouk was a soloist and member of the Moscow
Chamber Orchestra from 1968 to 1980. In the late '70s, he
became a founding member and
soloist of the renowned Moscow
Virtuosi. Mr. Cheiniouk toured with
both of these orchestras throughout
the world and made countless
recordings in both the USSR and the
United States. He has performed in
many international music festivals.

Yuli Turovsky, conductor and artistic
director of I Musici de Montreal and a
world renowned performer on the
concert stage, has recorded more than
60 albums and founded three interna-
tionally recognized ensembles: the
Borodin Trio, the Turovsky Duo and I
Musici. Born in Moscow, the cellist
immigrated in 1977 and has since performed at Carnegie Hall and
Lincoln and Kennedy Centers.

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Six years ago, a noted Russian concert violinist
put his life of privilege behind him and, in search
of artistic and religious freedom, arrived in
America.

He was alone but for the network of caring that
enabled him to start a new life in Detroit.

Less than one year ago, Anatoli Cheiniouk founded
the Ars Poetica Chamber Orchestra. This group
of virtuoso musicians from world-famous
orchestras, such as the Detroit, Cleveland and
Chicago Symphony orchestras, debuted at
Orchestra Hall.

Out of gratitude to the Jewish community, Mr.
Cheiniouk has brought together a dozen
members of the Ars Poetica Chamber Orchestra
for this extraordinary concert on behalf of the
Allied Jewish Campaign.

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IrM 105.1 / Detroit

[ Hear Anatoli Cheiniouk interviewed
on

"Detroit Showcase"

Monday, January 13,
9 - 10 p.m.

On behalf of the 1992 Allied Jewish Campaign,
join in a concert of sharing and celebration with

Ars Poetica Chamber Orchestra

Anatoli Cheiniouk, Music Director

Yuli Turovsky, Cello Soloist

Monday, January 20, 1992

Temple Beth El

7400 Telegraph Road, Bloomfield Hills

Program: 7:30 p.m.

Tickets, at $5 per person, available at the Jewish Community Center,
or call the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit, 642-4260, ext. 238

Dessert reception after the concert
No solicitation of funds

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