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SUMMARY:FORBIDDEN FRUIT: Cello and Piano Concert from Faneuil Hall
DESCRIPTION:BRAI and the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company present a virtual concert by cellist Mickey Katz and pianist Jane Hua. Streaming Now!\n\n\nLearn More and Buy Tickets \nAbout this Event\nForbidden fruit tastes the sweetest is an adage that refers in part to love and in part to the attractions of things that are proscribed. This program explores both aspects. It features one composition inspired by a vibrant and doomed love affair\, and another that was a wedding present\, while also including numerous works explicitly banned or more subtly buried by Soviet authorities for many decades. \nBSO cellist Mickey Katz and pianist Jane Hua perform music by FRANCK\, RACHMANINOFF\, LIGETI\, WEINBERG and SHOSTAKOVICH. Their performance\, recorded live earlier this month\, will premiere on February 28 at 6pm\, followed at 7 by a virtual Q&A with the musicians on Zoom\, where you can ask questions and converse with them as well as other listeners. After the premiere\, you can still register to watch the concert on-demand through March 10th. \nRecorded in the fourth floor Armory of Faneuil Hall\, FORBIDDEN FRUIT is part of the In Honorable Company series of virtual concerts presented by Ballets Russes Arts Initiative in collaboration with the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts (est. 1638). \nCésar FRANCK (1822 – 1890) 1st movement of Sonata for Violin and Piano (1886) \nGyörgy Sándor LIGETI (1923-2006) Sonata for Solo Cello (1948-1953) \nMieczyslaw WEINBERG (1919-1996) Selections from 24 Preludes for Solo Cello\, op. 100 (1968) \nDmitri SHOSTAKOVICH (1906-1975) Cello Sonata in D minor\, Op. 40 (1934) \nSergey RACHMANINOFF (1873-1943) Vocalise (1915)\, from 14 Romances\, op. 34 no.14\, Transcribed for cello and piano \nThe cello sonata by Shostakovich encapsulates both the romantic and prohibited aspects of the program. It was written in August 1934\, while the composer was having an affair that led to a short-lived divorce (he remarried his first wife Nina in 1935 after it turned out she was pregnant with their daughter)\, and conveys the emotional turmoil he was experiencing. Just over a year later\, in early 1936\, Pravda published two article denouncing Shostakovich’s recent operas and ballets after Stalin was displeased with them\, which effectively buried the composers early works from performance and forced him to shift his musical style in order to avoid arrest. György Ligeti’s solo cello sonata\, by contrast\, was banned without being premiered or published. It was completed in 1953\, when Hungary had entered the Eastern Bloc\, and all music had to be scrutinized by the Communist-controlled Composers’ Union. It would not be performed publicly until 1979\, gradually gaining recognition throughout the 80s and 90s. Meanwhile\, Weinberg’s 24 Preludes\, though not actively prohibited\, lay dormant for almost 30 years between their composition in 1967 (for Mstislav Rostropovich) and premiere in 1995 (by Yosif Feigelson). \nYour ticket purchases and donations are shared by BRAI and the artists. Free registration ends on the 28th\, but a donation of any amount can allow you to watch the concert after that. \nMICKEY KATZ has been a cellist with the Boston Symphony Orchestra since 2004. A native of Israel\, he has distinguished himself as a solo performer\, chamber musician\, and contemporary music specialist. He received the Presser Music Award in Boston\, the Karl Zeise Prize as a Tanglewood Music Center Fellow\, and won first prizes at the Hudson Valley Philharmonic Competition and the Rubin Academy Competition in Tel Aviv. A graduate of the New England Conservatory in Boston\, Mickey is now a faculty member there\, as well at the Tanglewood Music Center and the Boston University Tanglewood Institute. \nAs soloist\, he has performed with several Israeli orchestras and locally with the Civic Symphony of Boston\, Symphony Pro Musica\, and the Hudson Valley Philharmonic. As a chamber musician\, Mickey has appeared in such venues as Weill Hall at Carnegie Hall and Alice Tully Hall in New York\, Jordan Hall in Boston\, the Gallerie dell’Accademia in Venice\, Italy\, and Salle Gaveau in Paris\, as well as all the major venues of Israel. He participated in the Marlboro Festival and was invited to take part in the Musicians from Marlboro tour. He has collaborated with distinguished players such as violinists Pinkhas Zukerman and Gil Shaham\, violists Tabea Zimmermann and Kim Kashkashian\, members of the Juilliard and Guarneri string quartets\, and pianist Gilbert Kalish. Mickey is a passionate interpreter of new music\, making several American and Boston premieres of Elliott Carter’s music\, and also working with composers György Kurtág\, John Corigliano\, Leon Kirchner\, and John Harbison in performing their music. \nHUA YE (JANE) is a pianist born and raised in Urumqi\, China. After earning a bachelor’s degree in journalism at Hong Kong Baptist University\, she moved to the U. S. to pursue her dream of classical music. Studying on full scholarship\, Jane earned two M.M. degrees in Piano Performance and Collaborative Piano at Kansas State University and the UMass Amherst\, respectively. She now performs as a solo and chamber musician in the Boston area while working as a piano teacher at several schools. Recent appearances in the Greater Boston audience include the Boston Public Library\, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute\, Longwood Cricket Club\, 2Life Communities Brighton Campus\, Belmont-Watertown United Methodist Church\, Carriage House Violins Masterclass Series\, and Groupmuse salon concerts. She teaches at the Brookline Chinese School\, Note-Worthy Experience Music Studio\, and the Cambridge Center for Adult Education and is Marketing and Fundraising Associate at the Cambridge Chamber Ensemble. \nBALLETS RUSSES ARTS INITIATIVE is a Boston-based non-profit cultural organization that fosters international creative exchange in the visual and performing arts and film\, and connects communities in the US and Eurasia. BRAI carries out public programs throughout Massachusetts\, the East Coast and internationally\, and BR360 Member programs in the Boston area. www.ballets-russes.com \nTHE ANCIENT AND HONORABLE ARTILLERY COMPANY is a service organization preserving historic and civic traditions of Boston\, Massachusetts\, and the United States. The oldest chartered military organization in the western hemisphere\, the Ancients have had their headquarters and Museum on the fourth floor of historic Faneuil Hall since 1742. Historically\, members of this Company have served in every Massachusetts colonial war and national conflict since the company’s founding in 1638. Today they participate in national holiday celebrations\, add a measure of pomp and pageantry to the great events of our city and the Commonwealth and turn out for special commemorations. www.ahac.us.com \nLearn More and Buy Tickets
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SUMMARY:18th Annual Connie Spear Birnbaum Memorial Lecture and Chai Anniversary Celebration
DESCRIPTION:18th Annual Connie Spear Birnbaum Memorial Lecture and Chai Anniversary Celebration\nSunday\, May 2\, 2021\n12:30 pm EDT\nfrom the comfort of your own home \nThe Synagogue Council of Massachusetts is honored to join lecture founder\, Dr. Herbert Birnbaum and the Birnbaum family\, in presenting the Connie Spear Birnbaum Memorial Lecture. This year’s program features noted journalist and author\, Yossi Klein HaLevi in conversation with Benjamin Birnbaum addressing the important and provocative topic\, “Holding the Jewish Center”. An award-winning journalist\, Ben is also Connie and Herb’s son. \nYossi Klein Halevi is a senior fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem. Together with Imam Abdullah Antepli of Duke University\, he co-directs the Institute’s Muslim Leadership Initiative (MLI)\, which teaches emerging young Muslim American leaders about Judaism\, Jewish identity and Israel. \nHalevi’s 2013 book\, Like Dreamers\, won the Jewish Book Council’s Everett Book of the Year Award. His latest book\, Letters to My Palestinian Neighbor\, is a New York Times bestseller. He writes for leading op-ed pages in the US\, including the Times and the Wall Street Journal\, and is a former contributing editor to the New Republic. \nHis 2001 book\, At the Entrance to the Garden of Eden: A Jew’s Search for God with Christians and Muslims in the Holy Land\, will be reissued in 2019 by HarperCollins. \nHis first book\, Memoirs of a Jewish Extremist\, tells the story of his teenage years as a follower of the militant rightwing rabbi Meir Kahane\, and his subsequent disillusionment with Jewish radicalism. The New York Times called it “a book of burning importance.” \nBorn in Brooklyn\, he moved to Israel in 1982\, and lives in Jerusalem with wife\, Sarah\, who helps run a center for Jewish meditation. They have three children. \nwww.yossikleinhalevi.com/bio \n\nConnie Spear Birnbaum& Dr. Herbert Birnbaum \nConnie Spear Birnbaum z”l \nIn the late 1980’s\, when the growing divide between the denominations of Judaism threatened the integrity of a single and unified Klal Yisrael (Jewish people)\, The Synagogue Council instituted the Unity Mission to bridge the gaps by bringing together young leaders from across the denominational spectrum to help shape the community’s future. To head this initiative\, Synagogue Council’s Executive Director\, Alan Teperow\, targeted an extraordinary Jewish communal professional\, Connie Spear Birnbaum. Connie had the magnetism and passion for people in general\, and her people in particular\, to galvanize these forces and bring creativity to the process. The importance of community and the need to operate out of the box\, values driven home by the pandemic\, are precisely the elements which defined Connie as an inspiring and impactful leader. Upon her untimely passing in January 2003\, the Connie Spear Birnbaum Memorial Lecture emerged to continue her legacy as a partnership of the Birnbaum family and The\nSynagogue Council. \nMay the memory of Connie Spear Birnbaum be for a blessing. \n\nThe lecture is free and open to the public and made possible through the generosity of the Birnbaum family and friends\, and all those who choose to honor Connie’s legacy by donating. \nWe hope you will consider a targeted donation to the Connie Spear Birnbaum Memorial Lecture. \nTo donate online\, please click here. \nTo donate by check\, please make your check payable to The Synagogue Council of Massachusetts\, write “Connie Lecture” on the memo line\, and mail your check to: \nThe Synagogue Council of Massachusetts\n1320 Centre St.\, Suite. 306\nNewton Centre\, MA 02459 \nwww.synagoguecouncil.org
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SUMMARY:Recovering the Land: Jewish-Israeli Settlers’ Agricultural and Environmental Pursuits in the Israeli South
DESCRIPTION:Photo Credit: Liron Shani \nRecovering the Land: Jewish-Israeli Settlers’ Agricultural and Environmental Pursuits in the Israeli South\nMarch 4\, 2021\n12:00 – 1:00 PM EST\n \nRegister \nShai M. Dromi is a Lecturer on Sociology at Harvard University. His research looks at how moral beliefs affect political and organizational dynamics. His recent book\, “Above the Fray: The Red Cross and the Making of the Humanitarian NGO Sector\,” (University of Chicago Press\, 2020)\, examined the role of religion in international aid organizations. He has also published and researched on the Jewish-Israeli settler movement during and after the Israeli withdrawal from Gaza. His articles appeared in Sociological Theory\, Theory and Society\, Rural Sociology\, and other journals. Dromi holds a Ph.D. in Sociology from Yale University. \nMore events from Schusterman Center for Israel Studies
URL:https://www.centermakor.org/event/recovering-land/
LOCATION:MA
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Online Events
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SUMMARY:Donning Costumes Through the Ages: Deciphering “Jewish” Clothing
DESCRIPTION:Dear fellow RSJ educators and engagers\,\nI am reaching out on the recommendation of our dear Olga Markus to share the information about JPA Platinum – a series of free online events for the Russian-speaking 60+ audience.  Last spring\, JPA resolved to make a positive difference in the lives of our parents’ and grandparents’ generations; those who found themselves most vulnerable and isolated during the COVID pandemic. \nFollowing the mission and strengths of our organization\, we’ve created a series of virtual classes/lectures/events with gripping Jewish themes and presented in Russian language. \nThis year we were able to revive this initiative with the generous support of the Genesis Philanthropy Group.  Past JPA Platinum included a lecture about Yiddish literature presented by Professor Anna Shternshis and a virtual tour of Paris which followed the footsteps of Russian-Jews who lived in that city in the first half of the 20th century.  This lecture was presented by one of the most popular Parisian guides – Polina Fomina.  The Zoom lectures are open to all registered at no cost and are always engaging and high quality.  The very appreciative audience of the last lecture consisted of about 150 participants from 13 states. \nWe invite you to utilize this program as a resource for your community and will be happy to see the representatives of your communities in our next meetings.  Please feel free to share directly with the target audience or with their children and grandchildren who can assist in installing Zoom and passing on the information. \nThe next meeting will take place on March 4th.  Please see the details below and share as you find appropriate. \nPlease note that while we are working on making the last lecture’s video available through our website\, other lectures are only accessible in real time with registration. \nYelena Pogorelsky\nJPA Program Director\nwww.jpacademy.org\n\n347-885-5571 \nWe are excited to announce that the next lecture will be Thursday\, March 4th on the topic of: Donning Costumes Through the Ages: Deciphering “Jewish” Clothing. Please find more information below and register for free to receive the event details. The event is targeted for Russian-speaking people age 60+. \nFree Registration here \nTOPIC: Donning Costumes Through the Ages: Deciphering “Jewish” Clothing \nПереодеваясь через эпохи: как читать еврейский костюм?\nМноговековая история еврейского гардероба превратила одежду в особый язык\, помогающий не только «читать»\, но и «толковать» высказывания её носителя. А мода меняющегося мира продолжает «дописывать» эти смыслы и сегодня. \nDATE: Thursday\, March 4th\nTIME: 7:00pm EST (New York)\n6:00pm Chicago\n4:00pm California\nLANGUAGE: Russian\nLOCATION: Online via ZOOM\nJPA Platinum has been made possible with the generous support of Genesis Philanthropy Group.
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LOCATION:MA
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SUMMARY:Passover Instant Pot Cooking with Paula Shoyer
DESCRIPTION:Passover Instant Pot Cooking with Paula Shoyer\nGet out your Instant Pot and prepare for Passover with famed cook and author\, Paula Shoyer \nAbout this Event \nPlease join us for a wonderful morning of cooking with famed cook and author\, Paula Shoyer\, as she helps us find ways to use our Instant Pots for Passover and cook delicious dishes from her new cookbook\, “The Instant Pot Kosher Cookbook.” Paula has a French pastry degree from Paris and has taught more than hundred virtual cooking events all around the world. Paula will take the fear out of this amazing appliance and help us all make Passover a little less stressful this year. \nWhether cooking for one or a few more\, the Instant Pot can make everything from chicken soup to dessert and all dishes in between and cuts down cooking time by hours. You can purchase an Instant Pot and Paula’s new cookbook at various local and online vendors. \nRegister
URL:https://www.centermakor.org/event/passover-instant-pot-cooking-with-paula-shoyer/
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CATEGORIES:Community Events,Online Events
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SUMMARY:With Us More Than Ever: Making the Absent Rebbe Present in Messianic Chabad
DESCRIPTION:Photo Credit: Menahem Rosenberg \nWith Us More Than Ever: Making the Absent Rebbe Present in Messianic Chabad\nMarch 18\, 2021\n12:00 – 1:00 PM EST\n \nRegister \nYoram Bilu is Professor (emeritus) of Anthropology and Psychology at Hebrew University. Focusing on Israeli society and Jewish traditional culture\, his research interests include the anthropology of religion\, culture and mental health\, the sanctification of space in Israel\, and Maghrebi Jewish culture. In 2013 he received the Israel Prize in sociology and anthropology. In 2015 he was elected to the Israeli Academy of Sciences and Humanities. His main publications are: “Without Bounds: The Life and Death of Rabbi Ya’aqov Wazana\,” (Wayne State University Press\, 2000); “The Saints’ Impresarios” (Academic Studies Press\, 2010); “With Us More than Ever Before: Making the Absent Rebbe Present in Messianic Chabad” (Stanford University Press\, 2020). \nMore events from Schusterman Center for Israel Studies
URL:https://www.centermakor.org/event/with-us-more-than-ever/
LOCATION:MA
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Online Events
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SUMMARY:The Jewish Family During Social Isolation
DESCRIPTION:The Jewish Family During Social Isolation\nJPA Platinum Series in Russian: Since being with family is valued so highly in the Jewish culture\, the workshop will discuss the possible impact of being separated from loved ones\, and how to mitigate this effect now that families are starting to come back together. The workshop will help participants think through ways that families can stay connected and how rethinking what “family time” means can lead to improved well-being. The importance of mourning “the old normal” will also be discussed. \nRegister \nDATE: Thursday\, March 18\nTIME: 7:00pm EST (New York)\n6:00pm Chicago\n4:00pm California\nLANGUAGE: Russian\nLOCATION: Online via ZOOM \nPresented By\nJulie Davelman PhD\nPsychologist specializing in maternal mental health\, geriatrics\, and forensic work \nTOPIC: Eврейская семья во время социальной изоляции \nСемья – важнейшая ценность в еврейской культуре. Поэтому на нашем семинаре мы обсудим как последствия изоляции от близких\, так и смягчение этих неприятных последствий сейчас\, когда мы снова начинаем больше общаться. Семинар поможет участникам переосмыслить формы общения в семье. Сама переоценка понятия “быть с семьей” может помочь нам почувствовать облегчение. \nМы обсудим значение ностальгии по “старой норме”. Кроме того\, семинар затронет вопросы образования. Ценность образования в еврейской культуре традиционно высока\, но в течение последнего года уровень обучения детей совсем не такой как его хотели бы видеть родители. К сожалению\, работа родителей не оставляет им достаточно времени чтобы заполнить этот пробел. И здесь могут включиться бабушки и дедушки. Мы обсудим как именно они могут помочь. Помимо непосредственной помощи в обучении\, бабушки и дедушки могут включиться в культурное образование внуков\, укрепить связь между поколениями. \nRegister
URL:https://www.centermakor.org/event/the-jewish-family-during-social-isolation/
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CATEGORIES:Community Events,Online Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210325T120000
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SUMMARY:Voices Far and Near: Translating Contemporary Israeli Poetry
DESCRIPTION:Art by Keren Katz \nVoices Far and Near: Translating Contemporary Israeli Poetry\nMarch 25\, 2021\n12:00 – 1:00 PM EST\n \nRegister \nAdriana X. Jacobs is Associate Professor of Modern Hebrew Literature at the University of Oxford and author of “Strange Cocktail: Translation and the Making of Modern Hebrew Poetry” (2018). Her work on contemporary Hebrew and Israeli poetry and translation has appeared in various publications\, including Shofar\, PMLA\, Studies in American Jewish Literature\, and Prooftexts. She is the recipient of a 2015 PEN/Heim Translation Fund grant for her translation of Vaan Nguyen’s “The Truffle Eye\,” forthcoming from Zephyr Press. She is currently Co-head Fellow of the 2021-21 Frankel Institute for Advanced Judaic Studies (“Translating Jewish Cultures”). \nMore events from Schusterman Center for Israel Studies
URL:https://www.centermakor.org/event/vioces-far-and-near/
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CATEGORIES:Community Events,Online Events
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