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"The Music of Hollywood"

Selections for the Silver Screen by Jewish composers
Thursday, June 20
7:00 PM
Temple Israel

Join us for a wonderful evening filled with music composed for the movies as Cantor
Evan Kent from Temple Isaiah in Los Angeles, Cantor Lori Corrsin and Cantor Harold
Orbach, and Daniel Singer, Cantorial Student recreate the magic of the Silver Screen.

For your complimentary tickets, please call Temple Israel at 248-661-5700. N

Festival Executive Director Evy
Warshawski: "Every artist I present
resonates with me, and I hope they
will do the same for the audience."

Co-sponsored by Temple Israel Brotherhood.

Musical acts come in various styles.
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Del McCoury Band with the Saline
Fiddlers Philharmonic, jazz styling will
be steered by pianist Ahmad Jamal
and the Manhattan Transfer and
American themes are to be presented
by the River City Brass Band.
Scottish folk tunes will be played by
the Bonnie Rideout Scottish Trio and
the City of Washington Pipe Band,
contemporary numbers are to be sung
by Rockapella and guitarist Sharon
Isbin will contribute classical pieces.
Mexican melodies as defined by the
Kronos Quartet and hip-hop brought
together through Rennie Harris
Puremovement — Legends of Hip-
Hop also will be featured.
Tributes in song will be offered to
honor rock composer Stevie Wonder,
by jazz vocalist Nnenna Freelon, and
folk artist Harry Chapin, through a
Chapin Family concert.
Dance programs include Rhythm in
Shoes and Peter Sparling in Bodytalk:
A Vaudeville for Dancing Man at
Middle Age, while innovative presen-
ters are found in Steven Berkoff, re-
creating Shakespeare's Villains, and
Marc Smith and the Pong Jam Slam,
offering contemporary poetry. ❑

The Ann Arbor Summer Festival
runs June 14-July 7 at the Power
Center and Mendelssohn Theatre.
Ticket prices range from $20-$40,
with discounts for multiple con-
certs. For more information, call
(734) 647-2278 or go to the Web
site at WWw mlive.com/aas £ For
tickets, call (734) 764-2538 or
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