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June 11, 1999 - Image 101

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Ten Performances in Hill Auditorium
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Pho to cou rtesy

Neeme Jaryi, Claudio Abbado and Murray Perahia

Detroit Symphony
Orchestra

Neeme Jarvi, conductor
Sergei Leiferkus. bass-baritone
Estonian National Male Chorus
UMS Choral Union

Sunday, October 3, 4

SPONSORED BY

In Kishon's "The Policeman,"
a beleaguered officer befriends a
prostitute (Zaharira Harifai, pictured)
and unwittingly solves a crime staged
for his _benefit. The film won a Golden
Globe for Best Foreign Language
Film in 1972 and was nominated
for an Oscar in the same category.

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Jerusalem that bears comparison to
The English Patient and Johnny Got His
Gun. Dan Wolman's The Distance
(1995) poignantly focuses on the com-
plexities of modern Israeli family life
through the story cfa young man
whose emotional and family ties are
divided between Jerusalem and New
York. Aner Preminger's Blind Man's
Bluff (1993) was honored at the
Jerusalem Film Festival for its portrayal
of a young female pianist's search for
fulfillment amidst conflicting personal
and professional entanglements. Short
pieces like The Benny Zinger Show, The
Shower, and Second Watch are all
award-winning efforts by today's most
accomplished Israeli filmmakers.
NCJF is a nonprofit archive and
resource center established in 1976 to
preserve and restore the cinemato-
graphic records of the Jewish experi-
ence. It is the largest Jewish film
archive outside of Israel and distributes
the largest collection of Jewish-themed
film and video in the world. 1,71

P.M.

Anne-Sophie Mutter

BANKANIfft

Berlin Philharmonic
Orchestra

Gothenburg Symphony
Orchestra

Claudio Abbado,

Neeme N., conductor
Yuri Bashmet, viola

conductor

Wednesday, October 20, 8

P.M.

Saturday, February 5, 8

PRESENTED WITH THE GENEROUS SUPPORT OF

P.M.

WILHELM KAST AND FRIENDS OF THE BERLIN

PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA.

Anne-Sophie Mutter. violin

Les Arts Florissants

Lambert Orkis, piano

Henry Purcell's King Arthur
William Christie. conductor

Saturday, February 12, 8

Wednesday, November 10, 8

P.M.

P.M.

Murray Perahia, piano

PRESENTED WITH THE GENEROUS SUPPORT

OF MAURICE AND LINDA BINKOW.

Wednesday, February 16, 8

Yo-Yo Ma, cello

P.M.

CFI., '.

Kathryn Stott, piano

Thursday, January 20, 8

P.M.

English Concert

Trevor Pinnock, conductor harpsichord

THE 121ST ANNUAL CHORAL UNION
' SERIES IS PRESENTED WITH
SUPPORT FROM MEDIA PARTNER

Saturday, March 11. 8

SPONSORED BS

Mikhail Pletnev, conductor
Francesko Schlime, piano
UMS Choral Union

Czech Philharmonic
Orchestra

Monday, January 24, 8

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Vladimir Ashkenazy,

P.M.

Saturday, April 1, 8

SPONSORED BS

ME 91.3 FM

P.M.

Russian National
Orchestra

Charla Breton Associates

SPONSORED BN

conductor

P.M.

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Yo-Yo Ma

University Musical Society

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To order the newly released Israeli
videos, contact the National
Center for Jewish Film by phone,
(781) 899-7044; by fax, (781)
736-2070; or through e-mail,
ncjf@brandeis.edu ; the center's
Web site is located at www bran-
cleis.edu/jewishfilm/index.hrml

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