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June 08, 2001 - Image 78

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2001-06-08

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Arts Entertainment

CONDUCTOR

from page 77

assistant conductor of the Grand Rapids
Symphony before moving on to the
Detroit Symphony, Phoenix Symphony,
Fresno Orchestra and then the
Savannah Symphony in 1985.
"I won the Nicolai Malko
International Conducting Competition
in Denmark in 1977, and that really
launched my career internationally,"
says Greenberg, the only American to
win that and the only person in its 41-
year history to get both the judges' prize
and the orchestra musicians' prize.
Greenberg, whose guest appearances
this year will take him to Switzerland,
Germany and Russia, recently has
been recording in Kiev.
"My grandfather was from Kiev, and
when I started recording there, the
Jewish community contacted me,"
recalls Greenberg, whose family helped
found the Shomrey Emunah synagogue
and whose grandmother, Reva Schoichit,
wrote for the Detroit Jewish News.
"Much to my surprise, I saw [in
Kiev] the synagogue my grandparents
went to and I spoke Yiddish, which
almost no one in Savannah speaks. It
was just wonderful to find people
who speak the language exactly as my
grandparents did, which is a little dif-
ferent frorn other parts of the world."
Greenberg, whose Hebrew studies
were at the yeshiva across the street
from Mumford, is active with the
Jewish community in Savannah, both
musically and religiously.
"The symphony does an annual con-
cert of all Jewish music at the Jewish
Community Center," says Greenberg,
divorced and the father of two young
piano students. "I'm a member of the
synagogue there, and the Jewish commu-
nity is very supportive of the orchestra.
"The first boatload of Jews that
landed in America landed in
Savannah, where the second oldest
Reform synagogue in America was
founded in 1733."



Philip Greenberg conducts as part
of the Great Lakes Chamber
Music Festival 8 p.m. (7 p.m. pre-
view) Saturday, June 23, at
Seligman Performing Arts Center
and 3 and 4:30 p.m. Sunday, June
24, at family concerts held in the
Wildlife Interpretive Gallery at
the Detroit Zoo. (248) 559-2097.
The Michael Bistritzky Memorial
Concert, open to the public at no
charge, begins 7:30 p.m. Monday,
June 18, at the Birmingham
Unitarian Church, 38651
Woodward, Bloomfield Hills. No
tickets required. (248) 543-2463.

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SUBSCRIPTION
CONCERTS

Jean-Marie LeClair:
•io Sonata for two

Quartet (Shouse
Artists)

Franz Schubert:

Saturday, June 16
8 p.m.
Kirk in the Hills

Sunday, June 17
3 p.m.
Grosse Pointe
Memorial Church

Ruth Laredo, James
Tocco, Juliette Kang,
Nathaniel Rosen, Linda
Hohenfeld, Miro
String Quartet

Clara Schumann:
Trio in G minor for

violin, cello and piano

Samuel Barber:

Hermit Songs

Johannes Brahms:

Quintet in F minor
for piano and strings

Tuesday, June 19
8 p.m.

'ciednes4; jime 20
8p.m.
St. Hugo's Chapel

James Tocco, Seymour
Lipkin, Ida. Kavafian,
Ani Kavafian, Craig
Rife', Miro Quartet

Robert Schumann:

Sonata No. 1 in a minor
for mg lin and piano
no
Leos Janacek: String
Quartet No. 1

("Kreutzer")
Serge Prokofiev:

Sonata
in C _Major for two violins

-

Wolfgang A. Mozart:

Concerto in Eb Major for
piano and string quintet

Thursday, June 21
8 p.m.

Friday, June 22
8 p.m.
St. Hugo's Chapel

Ruth Laredo, James
Tocco, Ida Kavafian,
Nathaniel Rosen, Linda
Hohenfeld, Laurence
Liberson, Enso String

artettsatz in C minor
for string quartet

Gabriel Faure:

La Bonne Chanson
for soprano, string
quartet and piano

Paul Schoenfield:

Trio for clarinet,
violin and piano

Robert Schumann:

Trio for violin, cello
and piano in F Major

Saturday, June 23
8 p.m.
Seligman Performing
Arts Center

Detroit Chamber
Winds & Strings,
Philip Greenberg, Ruth
Laredo, James Tocco,
Seymour Lipkin, Ida
Kavafian, Ani Kavafian

Prelude:

Music in Detroit: A
Retrospective
Part 1: Arts Education
Moderated by John
Guinn with Helen
Rowin and Ara
Zerounian

Carl Nielsen:

Little

Suite

Paul Schoenfield:

Carolina Reveille
Concerto for
three keyboard instru-
ments and strings in
C Major
W.A. Mozart: Sifimia
Concertante for viola and
orchestra in Eb Major

J.S. Bach:

Tuesday, June 26
8 p.m.

Wednesda); June 27
8p.m.
Temple Beth El

Ruth Laredo,
Robert Conway,
Joseph Silverstein,
Juliette Kang,

Paul Katz, Donald
Baker, Corbin Wagner

violins and keyboard
La
Journee for English horn
and piano

Elaine Lebenbom:

Ludwig van Beethoven:

Trio in C minor for vio-
lin, cello and piano
Johannes Brahms: Trio
in Eb for horn, violin
and piano

Thursday, June 28
8 p.m.
Kirk in the Hills

Ruth Laredo, Kim
Kashkashian, Paul Katz,
Freebird Quartet
(Shouse Artists), Enso
Quartet (Shouse Artists)

Richard Strauss:

Overture to "Capriccio"
for string sextet

Gyorgy Kurtag:

Selections from "Signs,
Games, and Messages"
for solo viola
Josef Haydn: String
Quartet in C Major
Johannes Brahms: Trio
in a minor for viola,
cello and piano

Friday, June 29
8 p.m.
Kirk in the Hills

James Tocco, Joseph
Silverstein, Claremont
Trio (Shouse Artists),
Euclid Quartet (Shouse
Artists)

Franz Schubert:

Rondo
in A Major for violin
and strings
Joaquin Turina: La
Oration del Torero for
string quartet
Gabriel Faure: Sonata
No. 1 in A Major for
violin and piano

Felix Mendelssohn:

Trio No. 2 in C minor
for violin, cello and piano

Saturday, June 30
8 p.m.
Temple Beth El

Ruth Laredo, James
Tocco, Joseph Silverstein,
Ralph Matson,

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