tbt tota2vaeg i For Kids Ages 3 to 6 with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra at Mercy High School The DSO will transport little ones to the outer reaches of their imaginations. It promises to be a blast for the kiddies. Rheda Becker, host Lan Shui, conductor Dancers from The Oakland Festival Ballet Company Concert times are Saturdays at 11:30 a.m. & 1:30 p.m. at the Rosemary Clooney Autditorium at 11 mile and Middlebelt in Farmington Hills Tickets are $9 All patrons regardless of age must purchase a ticket. For tickets call the DSO Box Office at (313) 833-3700 Emerging Poet Award reach, audience develop- Jan man Roy ment and revenue-en- Hargrove brings his ($25) and honorable mentions. Writers under trumpet to the hancement initiatives in the theater. During its Magic Bag stage the age of 19 are also el- for two shows igible for Youth Com- 1996-97 season, Meadow Brook will expand its Saturday, June 1. mendation, and poets over 65 are eligible for a outreach programs into culturally deprived areas within Senior Award. The Guild of Temple Musi- various Michigan counties. The activities will include ac- cians, an affiliate of the Ameri- tors and artists in the schools, can Conference of Cantors, is young playwrights classes, career accepting entries for the 1996- days and subsidized tickets to 97 Young Composer's Award. plays. In addition, the grant will The award will be given for a assist in bringing in more local piece for a volunteer congrega- tional choir (soprano, alto, tenor, groups and tourists. Kicking off Meadow Brook's bass; or soprano, alto bass) or 1996-97 season lineup next year children's choir (unison or 2- will be Beau Jest and its sequel, part). Keyboard (piano or organ) Jest A Second!, by James Sher- and single instrument (e.g., flute, man. Beau Jest, opening Septem- clarinet, violin, viola, cello, etc.) ber 18, chronicles the hilarious can be optionally added to the antics of Sarah Goldman and fam- piece. The text should be select- ily and what happens when Sarah ed from the Sabbath liturgy in tries to pass offher very nice, non- Hebrew and/or English. The Jewish boyfriend as Jewish. Jest piece should be no longer than 10 minutes. A Second! opens October 2. The award includes a $1,800 TALENT WANTED cash prize, transportation to the Poets wishing to enter the premier performance, submission Tenth Annual Anna Davidson of the winning piece to Transcon- Rosenberg Award for Poems on tinental Music for publication con- the Jewish Experience should sideration, and more. The contest send a self-addressed stamped en- is open to Jewish musicians, ages velope for an entry form and 35 or younger, as of December 1, guidelines by July 31, 1996, to Po- 1996. etry Award, Judah Magnes Mu- For further information and seum, 2911 Russell St., Berkeley, an application form, please con- CA 94705. tact: Ben Steinberg, Chairman, To enter, poems must be un- GTM Young Composer's Award, published, in English, and on the Temple Sinai Congregation, 210 Jewish experience. Awards in- Wilson Ave., Toronto, Ontario, clude first prize ($100), second M5M 3B1 Canada. (416) 487- prize ($50), third prize ($25), 4161. ❑ NEEME JARVI, MUSIC DIRECTOR MATS. )ter ()TARGET DAYTON'S The Detroit News/Target Stores Concert times are Saturdays at 11:30 a.m. & 2:00 p.m. at Orchestra Hall SATURDAY, JUNE 8 "Vivaldi's Ring of Mystery" Leslie B. Dunner, conductor Classical Kids Picture your family. If you know of someone who's an entertaining-kind-of person and is featured in an upcoming professional or community per- formance — play, concert, film, TV program, etc. — we'd like to know. Send us detailed information (photos are appreciat- ed, but cannot be returned) to: Julie Yolles, JN Entertainment, The Jewish News, 27676 Franklin Road, Southfield, MI 48034. The Young People's Series is designed for 7 to 12-year-olds. (313) 833-3700 Schedule a mammogram and learn proper breast self-examination. Call: Michigan Cancer Foundation's Breast Cancer Detection Center 2611 N. Woodward in Berkley: (810) 543-7982 Tickets are $26 - $7 All patrons regardless of age must purchase a ticket. Call the DSOH Box Office for tickets NEEME JARVI, MUSIC DIRECTOR