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June 12 • 2008
The festival, which takes
place June 14-29, also focus-
es on French music from
Saint-Saens to the present,
along with a generous selec-
tion of Beethoven, Schubert,
Brahms and other chamber
music perennials.
As in past years, most
concerts will take place at
one of the following sites:
Temple Beth El or Kirk in
the Hill, both in Bloomfield
Township; St. Hugo of the
Hills in Bloomfield Hills;
Seligman Performing Arts
Center in Beverly Hills; or
Kerrytown Concert House in
Ann Arbor.
In addition to evening
concerts, the series includes
Rachel Gottlieb Kalmowitz makes GLCMF debut. two Friday morning con-
certs at St. Hugo's. The
June 14 opening concert
Diana Lieberman
will be repeated June 15 at Grosse
Special to the Jewish News
Pointe Unitarian Church. There's also
a Sunday brunch performance at the
reak out the birthday cake.
Detroit Institute of Arts, scheduled for
For its 15th season, the
11:30 a.m. June 22.
Great Lakes Chamber Music
Although the GLCMF is not a new
Festival celebrates the 70th birthday
music festival, its mission is to pro-
of four diverse American composers
mote a view of music as a healthy,
— William Bolcom, John Corigliano,
evolving medium, Okun said. Along
John Harbison and Joan Tower.
with contemporary composers, the
"We've featured each one as com-
festival features performers of all ages,
poser-in-residence some time in the
from venerable Detroit-born violin-
past," said Maury Okun, the festival's
ist Joseph Silverstein and Menahem
executive director. "When we realized
Pressler, founding pianist of the Beaux
each one would turn 70 in 2008, we
Arts Trio, to the young performers of
had our theme."
the Shouse Institute, many fresh out of
Up Close And Personal
Metro Detroiters will have a chance to meet the four featured compos-
ers of the 2008 Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival, along with several
festival performers, at a series of Artistic Encounters.
These morning programs will take place free of charge at Temple Beth
El each Tuesday and Thursday of the two-week festival. Lunch will be
available for $12. Lunch reservations are required.
• Tuesday June 17,11 a.m.: cellist Paul Katz
• Thursday, June 19,11 a.m.: violinist Joseph Silverstein
• Tuesday, June 24,10 a.m.: Four composers in residence - William
Bolcom, John Corigliano, John Harbison, Joan Tower.
• Thursday, June 26, 11 a.m.: cellist Sara Sant'Ambrogio
Information and reservations: (248) 559-2097.