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PAGE 12 THE SOUTHERN ISRAELITE November 15, 1985
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A Celebration of Shabbat,
featuring Bonia Shur, director of
liturgical arts at Hebrew Union
College-Jewish Institute of Religion.
will be the theme of this year’s
Rabbi Richard Lehrman Memorial
Event at 8:15 p.m. Friday. Nov. 22.
at Temple Sinai.
Professor Shur, a noted conductor
and composer, will deliver a sermon
in song, utilizing his ow n composi
tions. Joining with Rabbi Philip
Kranz and Cantor Joel Gordon, he
will integrate his musical works
into a traditional Shabbat evening
service, and the congregation, under
his guidance, will participate.
Also on hand to perform the
original liturgical works will be a
quartet of professional singers and
five instrumentalists, playing flute,
oboe, clarinet, string bass and piano.
Also as part of the Lehrman
event, a choral workshop will be
held at Temple Sinai at 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, Nov. 21. Open to the
community, the workshop will be
conducted by Shur. He will discuss
the history and origins of Jewish
music and its effect on contemporary
worship, using many of his composi
tions to illustrate his lecture.
Shur was born in Latvia, but
fled with his family just prior to the
Holocaust. He returned to Eastern
Europe after the war, and formed
and directed vocal and instrumental
ensembles that toured refugee camps
in Poland and Germany. In 1949,
he moved to Israel, where he
continued his music education,
studying with Paul Ben Haim, a
leading symphony composer. In
1952, Shur was awarded the Nissimoff
Prize in a nationwide choral works
competition. In 1962, he moved to
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Bonia Shur
the United States and completed
his studies at UCLA.
He was appointed in 1974 as
director of liturgical arts at HUC-
J1R in Cincinnati.
He is frequently commissioned
to compose liturgical and secular
works. He composed a Ne’ilah
service for Congregation Beth Israel,
service for Temple Emanu-EI in
San Francisco. In 1982, he was
commissioned by the Greater
Cincinnati Jewish community to
write a dramatic work for cantor,
two narrators, dancer, choir and
symphonic orchestra in memory of
the murdered Soviet Jewish poets.
A versatile composer, Shur has
written for the theater, television
and film. In 1966, he collaborated
with composer Johnny Mandel on
the vocal score for the motion
picture, “The Russians Are Coming,
The Russians are Coming!” In 1968,
he received a national television
award for the TV special, “Revolt
in Mode’in.” He also writes for
contemporary dance, collaborating
with his wife, choreographer Fanchon
Shur.
A Celebration of Shabbat is a
gift of the Richard Lehrman
Memorial Fund, which the temple
established six years ago following
the death the congregation’s first
spiritual leader. Co-chairing the
event are Dr. and Mrs. Bernard
in Houston, Texas, and a shofar Palay.
AJF Campaign to get
off ground with ‘Fly-In’
“Fly-In,” a three-day event
scheduled for Nov. 18, 19 and 20,
will kick off the major gifts effort
of the 1986 Atlanta J ewish Federation
Campaign. The program will consist
of individual meetings of national
and local campaign leadership with
major contributors to the campaign.
Local, national and overseas needs
will be discussed, and funds will be
raised for the 1986 campaign.
“We are very excited about the
prospects for the program,” said
Harvey Jacobson, chairman of
“Fly-In.” “The same three national
UJA leaders who helped make last
year’s “Fly-In” a success will be
participating in the program again
this year.” Robert Loup, past national
chairman of the United Jewish
Appeal; Martin Stein, incoming
national chairman of UJA; and
Morton Kornreich, president of
the Greater New York UJA will
"fly-in” to Atlanta to participate in
this event.
“Fly-In” will be followed by a
Major Gifts Dinner scheduled for
Thursday, Dec. 5, featuring Sam
Lewis, former U.S. Ambassador to
Israel.
Harriet Zimmerman and Robert
Rinzler are associate chairmen for
Major Gifts. Gerald Horowitz is
general chairman of the 1986
campaign.
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