thinks

CD rates

will be

Kleiman's research for Cohen,
Milstein, Hausfeld and Toll was fun-
damental to the suit. Before the
Swiss bank issue, Kleiman worked
for the American Jewish Committee
and spent four years as a research
analyst at the American Israel Public
Affairs Committee.
The evening is sponsored by the
synagogue's Adult Study
Commission. Chairing the event are
Annette Greenstein and Deanna
Weisman. The community is invit-
ed. There is no charge.

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Music Series
At Temple Beth El

Pianist David Syme will return to
Temple Beth
El 7:30-9
p.m.
Wednesday,
March 3,
with "Joy of
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Kennedy centers and in major music
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Canada and Mexico.
The first six classes in the series
will focus on a specific composer, his
life and work. The final class will be a
summary session with questions and
requests. Each session will feature a
full-scale performance. On March 3,
Syme will present Beethoven, Sonata
opus 57 Appassionata; on March 10,
Schumann and his Carnaval; on
March 17, Liszt, etudes and
Hungarian Rhapsodies; and on March
24, Chopin, nocturnes, sonatas, bal-
lads and scherzos. On April 14, he
will feature Rachmaninoff, preludes,
and Second Piano Concerto; on April
21, Schubert, various sonatas; and on
April 28, a summary.
Students may attend the series on
an individual basis. Fee for the
course is $100 for members; $125
for non-members. Individual class
fees are $20 for members and $25
for non-members.
For information or to register, call
the religious school office, (248)

865 0612.

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