19th WJMF 2017 Brochure

The Howard and Geraldine Polinger Family Foundation is the MF.ORG Major Sponsor of the Washington Jewish WJ Music Festival

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WASHINGTON JEWISH MUSIC FESTIVAL November 2-12, 2017

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TICKETS

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PURCHASE TICKETS AT WJMF.ORG OR 202.777.3250*

• Same day tickets are available for purchase 45 minutes before the event (subject to availability) • All events are general admission

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PASSES **

Get Access to the Festival for a Fraction of the Price General Public - $75

30 years and under - $40

**Passes are non-transferable, and provide access for one individual to all concerts excluding FEST+ events.

VENUES

Edlavitch DCJCC Aaron & Cecile Goldman Theater 1529 Sixteenth Street, NW Washington, DC

AFI Silver Theatre 8633 Colesville Road Silver Spring, MD

AMP Powered by Strathmore 11810 Grand Park Avenue, Suite 400 North Bethesda, MD

Alice’s Jazz and Cultural Society 2813 Twelfth Street, NE Washington, DC

Montgomery College Cultural Arts Center 7995 Georgia Avenue Silver Spring, MD

The Music Center at Strathmore 5301 Tuckerman Lane North Bethesda, MD

Songbyrd 2475 Eighteenth Street, NW Washington, DC

Stead Park 1625 P Street, NW Washington, DC

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SCHEDULE

PRE-FESTIVAL EVENTS Saturday, Oct 7 11:00 AM-2:00 PM

WJMF Day in the Park Stead Park (*Rain Location: Edlavitch DCJCC)

Sunday, Oct 15, 11:00 AM

Klezmer Brunch Edlavitch DCJCC

Monday, Oct 9, 7:30 PM

Arco Belo Ensemble Alice’s Jazz and Cultural Society

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Tararam (Opening Night) — Edlavitch DCJCC

Saturday, Nov 4, 8:00 PM

Hours of Freedom Montgomery College Cultural Arts Center

Friday-Saturday, Nov. 3-4

Sunday, Nov 5, 12:30 PM

Sunday, Nov 5, 3:00 PM Sunday, Nov 5, 7:30 PM

Monday, Nov 6, 7:30 PM Tuesday, Nov 7, 7:30 PM

Tuesday, Nov 7, 8:00 PM FEST+

Wednesday, Nov 8, 7:30 PM Double Bill

Shabbat in Song — Various times; all around DC

Journey With My Jewishness — Edlavitch DCJCC

Mais Hriesh and Tal First (Day of Education on Arab Citizens of Israel) — Edlavitch DCJCC Bimah to Broadway to Beltway — Edlavitch DCJCC Music over the Wall — Edlavitch DCJCC

Musicians’ Solidarity and Resistance: Music of Soviet Composers from WWII Period — Edlavitch DCJCC Yasmin Levy and the Klezmatics presented in partnership with Strathmore The Music Center at Strathmore

Klezmer with Bacon: Seth Kibel & Christylez Bacon and Contra Ponte Project — Songbyrd

Thursday, Nov 9, 7:30 PM Double Bill

Andy Statman Trio & Andy’s Ramble Bluegrass Quartet AMP powered by Strathmore

Saturday, Nov 11, 7:00 PM

Taking Leonard Downtown: Gettin’ Funky with the Maestro presented in partnership with Levine Music The Music Center at Strathmore

Friday-Saturday, Nov 10-11 FEST+

Saturday, Nov 11, 7:30 PM Sunday, Nov 12, 1:00 PM Sunday, Nov 12, 4:30 PM FEST+

Sunday, Nov 12, 7:30 PM

Shabbat in Song — Various times; all around DC

Baron & Buchbinder: World Premiere Edlavitch DCJCC

Bina and Chamber Music: A Dialogue Edlavitch DCJCC

Humoresque presented in partnership with the AFI Silver Theatre AFI Silver Theatre Nomadica (Closing Night) — Edlavitch DCJCC

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WJMF DAY IN THE PARK

Sponsored in memory of Elona Shaffert by the Shaffert/Brenner Family Bring your whole family to the park for a Sukkot celebration featuring games, fun activities, and musical performances by Mister G and Joanie Leeds!

A Latin Grammy Award winner for Best Children’s Album, Mister G (Ben Gundersheimer) has been called “a bilingual rockstar” by The Washington Post and “irresistible”by People Magazine. His 2017 release, Mundo Verde/Green World, is a collection of environmental-themed songs which were debuted at his concert during the National Climate Rally in Washington, DC. Spanning genres from bluegrass to bossa nova, funk to folk, his dynamic, original music has won praise from The Boston Globe, Chicago SunTimes, People Magazine, and New York Post.

As one of the top nationally touring kidie rock singers, Brooklyn-based Joanie Leeds has played for thousands of families all across the country. As a singer/ songwriter, Joanie has won first place in the USA Songwriting Competition, an Independent Music Award, Gold Parents’ Choice Award, NAPPA Gold Award and she has been a John Lennon Songwriting Award Finalist and an International Songwriting Competition Finalist. Her original music with her band, Joanie Leeds & The Nightlights, has been featured in People Magazine, USA Today, New York Times, and The Washington Post.

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7

11:00 AM-2:00 PM

STEAD PARK RAIN LOCATION: EDLAVITCH DCJCC

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ARCO BELO ENSEMBLE

Simone Baron reimagines and expands the accordion’s possibilities with her hybrid chamber jazz ensemble. Drawing from Jazz and folk soundscapes, as well as original work, Baron skips effortlessly from odd and infectious meters, to funk grooves, and neo-baroque and post-romantic cadenzas. Bold, innovative, and gloriously off-beat, Arco Belo serves as an intoxicating introduction to the virtuosic creativity of WJMF’s 2017 Artist-in-Residence, Simone Baron.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 9

7:30 PM

ALICE’S JAZZ AND CULTURAL SOCIETY

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KLEZMER BRUNCH

WJMF’s Klezmer brunch pairs fantastic music with a delicious kosher buffet.

Seth Kibel and his bands have been combining traditional Eastern European/ Jewish music with diverse influences for more than a decade. New arrangements of traditional melodies and original songs by members of the bands draw upon jazz, classical, world beat, rock, and other musical genres to create a unique and entertaining sound. Bring the family! Kids under the age of 7 eat free and don’t need a ticket.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15

11:00 AM

EDLAVITCH DCJCC

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OPENING NIGHT

TARARAM

Sponsored by the Arthur Tracy ‘The Street Singer’ Endowment Fund Tararam’s thrilling rhythms, music, and choreography have earned them a worldwide reputation as “Israel’s Stomp.”

Tararam is a blend of rhythm and movement interwoven with tightly choreographed body drumming sequences; a true synchronized orchestra of recycled instruments! The creative performers produce extraordinary sounds from ordinary objects, industrial tools, originally designed percussion instruments, vocals, and live music.

The Arthur Tracy ‘The Street Singer’ Endowment Fund honors the memory and musical legacy of Arthur Tracy – the renowned radio, stage, and screen singer and entertainer whose talent delighted millions around the world – the arts programs supported by this fund continue Tracy’s ability to entertain for years to come.

“Witty, original, energetic and extraordinary.” – Cosmopolitan Magazine

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2

7:30 PM

EDLAVITCH DCJCC

$25

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CENTERPIECE EVENING

HOURS OF FREEDOM: The Story of the Terezín Composer Sponsored by The Defiant Requiem Foundation

Hours of Freedom: The Story of the Terezín Composer showcases music by fifteen composers imprisoned in the Theresienstadt (Terezín) concentration camp.

Presented as nine chapters with titles including “Hope”, “Fate”, “Longing”, and “The Eyewitness,” this concert combines music, video, and narrative to highlight works by Viktor Ullmann, Gideon Klein, Zigmund Schul, Pavel Haas, Rudolf Karel, and others. The compositions performed portray the agony and suffering of camp life, along with the inspiration, revelation and harmony that comes through music.

Performers include: Murry Sidlin, creator & writer; Rheda Becker, narrator; Arianna Zukerman, soprano; Ann McMahon Quintero, mezzo-soprano; Philip Cutlip, baritone; Herbert Greenberg, violin; and Phillip Silver, piano.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4

8:00 PM

MONTGOMERY COLLEGE CULTURAL ARTS CENTER

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JOURNEY WITH MY JEWISHNESS with Amit Peled A powerful and compelling program following renowned cellist Amit Peled’s personal, musical, and spiritual journey. From his childhood growing up in a small kibbutz in Israel and listening to his mother singing the traditional tune “Eli Eli,” to playing Max Bruch’s “Kol Nidrei” as a young cellist and personally connecting with the Yom Kippur message, Peled explores the desire to balance tradition, identity, and self-expression. Among other works, the program features Mark Kopytman’s heart-wrenching “Kaddish” and Ernest Bloch’s beloved three scenes “From Jewish Life.”

After performing in major concert halls such as Carnegie Hall, London’s Wigmore Hall, and Tel Aviv’s Mann Auditorium, we are privileged to have Peled joins us in the Goldman Theater. Peled will be performing with the historic Goffriller cello (1733) that belonged to the legendary musician Pablo Casals.

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5

12:30 PM

EDLAVITCH DCJCC

$15

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DAY OF EDUCATION ON ARAB CITIZENS OF ISRAEL Featuring Flutist Mais Hriesh and Violinist Tal First

Sponsored by the Greater Washington Forum on Israeli Arab Issues Lead Support Provided by the Naomi and Nehemiah Cohen Foundation Two of the top musicians from the Polyphony Foundation—which works to create shared musical experiences for Arab and Jewish youth—join us for a concert featuring an array of classical work including the beautiful, flashy and exquisitely detailed Andante and Rondo by Franz Doppler.

Following their performance, the musicians will engage in a moderated conversation about the role of the arts in building shared society in Israel.

Mais Hriesh is a flutist from Nazareth, who got her start playing with the Polyphony conservatory at age 13, and accompanied the Polyphony Ensemble on their first US tour in 2011. In 2016, she studied with Claudia Stein and Pirmin Grehl in Berlin and late that year performed solos with Polyphony under the direction of Zubin Mehta and Saleem Ashkar. Today, Hriesh is an active chamber music player, orchestra player as well as a soloist, and is completing her studies at Bard College.

Tal First is a violinist who began his studies at age 6 with Mr. Geri Ferber, before continuing his education at the Thelma Yellin School of Arts, and the Buchmann-Mehta School of Music. He received a Israel Philharmonic Orchestra Scholarship, and served as an “outstanding musician” in the IDF. First has performed as a soloist with the Thelma Yellin Symphony Orchestra, the Galilee Symphony Orchestra and is a cmember of the West Eastern Divan Orchestra, conducted by Daniel Barenboim. He is currently studying at the Juilliard School with Mr. Li Lin. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5

3:00 PM

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BIMAH TO BROADWAY TO BELTWAY Sponsored by Melanie and Larry Nussdorf

Three of the leading female cantors in the DC area perform a soulful and moving medley of Israeli standards, hits from the Yiddish Songbook, Broadway tunes, and traditional liturgical song.

Adas Israel’s Arianne Brown arranges with support from Elisheva Dienstfrey of Agudas Achim and Hinda Labovitz of Ohr Kodesh.

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5

7:30 PM

EDLAVITCH DCJCC

$18

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MUSIC OVER THE WALL: Quartet for the End of Time

Levine Music faculty commemorate Olivier Messiaen’s Quartet for the End of Time, a work of faith born in the midst of war, famine, and genocide. This timeless masterpiece is presented with a new instrumentation and orchestration.

Originally composed and performed by inmates in a Nazi camp, Quartet for the End of Time is a justly revered work, newly re-scored here for electric instruments and percussion, and set against an evocative lighting design to produce a meaningful and touching work of performance art.

Co-sponsored by Levine Music

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6

7:30 PM

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MUSICIANS’ SOLIDARITY AND RESISTANCE: Music of Soviet Composers From WWII Period Explore the rich and meaningful repertoire of Soviet composers such as Mieczyslaw Weinberg, Sergei Prokofiev, and Dmitri Shostakovich with an evening of chamber music played by Levine Music’s Anna Ouspensakaya, Fedor Ouspensky, and Igor Zubkovsky.

Musicians were not spared the horrors of WWII or the hardship of Stalin’s Soviet rule. They were out front in war zones, jailed, and sent to the Gulag.

They struggled through the war – not just to live, but also to create.

Co-sponsored by Levine Music

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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7

7:30 PM

EDLAVITCH DCJCC

$15

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YASMIN LEVY & THE KLEZMATICS Two wellsprings of Jewish music come together in one amazing evening! This culturally and sonically rich lineup pays homage to traditional Jewish music from around the world. World music singer Yasmin Levy, born in Jerusalem, is best known as a Ladino singer.

Ladino is an archaic form of Spanish with strong ties to Sephardic Jewish culture.

Levy sings in modern Spanish as well, often adding flamenco, Turkish, and Persian flair to her interpretations. The Grammy-winning Klezmatics are superstars of the klezmer world. They have released nine albums of wild, spiritual, provocative, reflective, and ecstatically danceable music.

Presented in Partnership with Strathmore

“Yasmin Levy fans the flames of a smouldering musical tradition” –Sunday Times [London] “The Klezmatics aren’t just the best band in the klezmer vanguard; on a good night, they can rank among the greatest bands on the planet.” –Time Out New York TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7

8:00 PM

THE MUSIC CENTER AT STRATHMORE

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DOUBLE BILL

KLEZMER WITH BACON: Seth Kibel & Christylez Bacon

Seth Kibel is an award-winning woodwind specialist, wowing audiences on saxophone, clarinet, and flute, playing jazz, klezmer, and a whole lot more.

Christylez Bacon is a Grammy-nominated progressive hip-hop artist who multi-tasks between various instruments such as the West African djembe drum, acoustic guitar, and the human beat-box (oral percussion), all while continuing the oral tradition of storytelling through his lyrics.

Tonight, they team up for the world-premiere of their new hip hop-klezmer fusion project.

CONTRA PONTE PROJECT

WJMF Artist-in-Residence Simone Baron presents a concert of Jewish-Brazilian-Jazz fusion alongside Brazilian artists of international renown, spanning national styles that include choro (from Jewish composers such as Jacob de Bandolim), forro/baiao, samba, bossa nova, and more.

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8

7:30 PM

SONGBYRD

$8

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DOUBLE BILL

ANDY STATMAN TRIO & ANDY’S RAMBLE BLUEGRASS QUARTET

Andy Statman performs a two-set show with his brand new Jewish music trio, featuring him on accordion and clarinet, which leads off a double bill caped by his bluegrass quartet.

Had there been a planetarium in 19th-century Galicia, or a kosher deli in Depression-era Kentucky, Andy Statman’s music might have been playing in the background. Meandering through time, geography, and culture in a few passionate, organic gusts of music, neither the man nor his inimitable hybrid sound has a very clearly defined “before” or “after.” Statman, one of his generation’s premier mandolinists and clarinetists, thinks of his compositions as a spontaneous, American-roots form of very personal, prayerful hasidic music, by way of avant-garde jazz.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9

7:30 PM

AMP POWERED BY STRATHMORE

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TAKING LEONARD DOWNTOWN: Gettin’ Funky With The Maestro Levine Music presents a traditional jazz organ combo performing the works of Leonard Bernstein music in a way that preserves the musical integrity of his work with a mix of funk, gospel, go-go, boogaloo, soul, and jazz.

Featuring Josh Walker (electric guitar), Paul Bratcher (organ), Manny Arciniega (percussion), and Andrew Hare (percussion).

Presented in Partnership with Levine Music

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11

7:00 PM

THE MUSIC CENTER AT STRATHMORE

$15

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BARON & BUCHBINDER: World Premiere

WJMF Master Artist David Buchbinder is a JUNO-Award winning trumpeter and composer, a jazz & world music veteran (who appeared at WJMF last year with the sold out Odessa/Havana).

WJMF Artist-in-Residence Simone Baron is coming off a successful residency at Strathmore and is a pianist, accordionist and composer who engages with a broad range of musical genres, traditions and art forms.

Both are storytellers whose primary language is music. Now, commissioned by the WJMF, they unite for first time as Buchbinder and Baron to create a concert of rhythmically driven, harmonically complex music, drawing from diverse multicultural wellsprings, as they and their musical collaborators dance at the knife-edge of form and freedom.

The original compositions performed will draw from sources as diverse as cartoon music, jazz, Bartok, Shostakovich, Jewish and Arabic traditions, the poetry of Irving Layton and Cuban influences. This is one evening not to be missed!

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11

7:30 PM

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BINA AND CHAMBER MUSIC: A Dialogue

WJMF Artist-in-Residence Simone Baron presents a selection of contemporary chamber music works by women composers.

These chamber ensemble works are interspersed with eccentric arrangements of madrigals by Italian-Jewish composers Salomone Rossi and Gesualdo. The performance is adorned with a series of textured multi-media projections, which contextualize and add dimension to the project.

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12

1:00 PM

EDLAVITCH DCJCC

$8

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HUMORESQUE: Silent Film Screening with Live Music Dir. Frank Borgaze (71min, USA, 1920)

Live musical accompaniment by Gabriel Thibaudeau Director Frank Borzage and screenwriter Frances Marion make beautiful music out of Fannie Hurst’s famous tale. After years of hard work, Gaston Glass achieves success as a concert violinist, allowing him to move his mother (Vera Gordon) out of the tenements and into a fashionable uptown apartment, and to propose to childhood sweetheart Alma Rubens. But after his arm is badly injured during service in the Great War, all seems lost. 35mm preservation print courtesy of the UCLA Film & Television Archive.

Presented in Partnership with the AFI Silver Theatre SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12

4:30 PM

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CLOSING NIGHT

NOMADICA

Nomadica re-imagines and recombines the rich, soulful, and righteously celebratory music of Arabs, Roma, and Jews. Led by Juno-award winning trumpeter and WJMF Master Artist David Buchbinder and vocalist, multiinstrumentalist, and dancer, Roula Said, the band is made up of some of Toronto’s finest and most versatile musicians.

Buchbinder’s original compositions and creative arrangements join forces with Said’s powerful and lyrical vocals, supported by a frontline of masterful improvisors and a funky rhythm section.

“Mix Said’s voice with Buchbinder’s fluent jazz lines and a dynamic, versatile band and amazing things happen…This is urgent, inventive, passionate music.” -Klezmershack

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12

7:30 PM

EDLAVITCH DCJCC

$25

HIGH NOTES

EDUCATIONAL AND COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAMMING

SHABBAT IN SONG Fridays and Saturdays, November 3-4 and November 10-11 Various Times, All Around DC

Join local congregations for Shabbat in Song.

This community-wide celebration of Shabbat and music highlights musical services and events around Washington, DC. See WJMF.ORG for a full listing of participating congregations.

LEVINE MUSIC

Following up on last year’s successful collaboration, WJMF and Levine Music are teaming up again to explore the legacy of Leonard Bernstein, Olivier Messiaen’s Quartet for the End of Time and Soviet Composers from the WWII time period. Levine Music students and faculty present Music Over the Wall (p.11) on Monday, November 6, Musicians’ Solidarity and Resistance (p.12) on Tuesday, November 7, and Taking Leonard Downtown: Gettin’ Funky with the Master (p.17) on Saturday, November 11.

Levine Music is a non-profit community music center serving the Greater Washington DC metropolitan area, and is open to anyone who wants to learn about and study music, regardless of age, ability, or means.

FEST+

The Washington Jewish Music Festival is partnering with the leading performing arts presenters in the DC Area to expand the number and variety of Jewish music presentations during the Festival dates.

These programs are hosted by the AFI Silver Theater, Levine Music, and Strathmore. Please note that WJMF passes do not provide access to Fest+ events.

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SIMONE BARON

Simone Baron is a concert pianist, accordionist, and composer who has performed throughout Europe, Israel and North America (Carnegie Hall, Kennedy Center).

After studying classical piano at Tel Aviv University and the Oberlin Conservatory, Baron’s engaged in a series of cross disciplinary projects with visual artists, puppeteers and dancers.

Baron fuses her passion for chamber music, world music, and jazz as the leader of Arco Belo, and was featured this season with the Brazilian group, Duo Violao, and contemporary classical ensembles Great Noise, Oberlin Percussion, and Evolution Ensemble.

Recently an artist in residence at Banff and Strathmore, Baron is pursuing her masters in accordion performance and jazz at the University of Toronto.

DAVID BUCHBINDER

Canada’s JUNO Award-winning trumpeter, composer, bandleader, and cultural inventor David Buchbinder has been a major figure in the worldbeat arena since the late ‘80s as a member of genre-defying acts like the Flying Bulgar Klezmer Band and the Arabic fusion ensemble Medina.

He has also produced and composed material for numerous modern dance projects, including the Shurum Burum Jazz Circus, Imagine the Sound of Peace, and Feast of the East. He last appeared at WJMF for the closing night event with Odessa/ Havana.

Most recently, Buchbinder became the Artistic Director for the New Canadian Global Music Orchestra, a major initiative of the Royal Conservatory of Music.

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Thank You to Our Supporters FESTIVAL SPONSOR

Howard and Geraldine Polinger Family Foundation CONCERT SPONSOR Anonymous Naomi and Nehemiah Cohen Foundation The Dweck Family Elise and Mark Lefkowitz Melanie and Larry Nussdorf Shaffert/Brenner Family, in memory of Elona Shaffert COMPOSER Dr. Sara Cohen and Norm Rich, Dr. Paul and Cyna Cohen Embassy of Israel Linda and Sid Moskowitz VIRTUOSO Rose and Robert Cohen

Francine Zorn Trachtenberg and Stephen Joel Trachtenberg MUSICIAN

Friends of Stead Park PRODIGY Irene Vangsness and Richard Berzon Mindy Strelitz and Andrew Cornblatt Dina Gold Alma and Sid Kaplan William Kreisberg Lorraine Gallard and Richard H. Levy Carol M. Mates Martha Winter Gross and Robert Tracy Debra Goldberg and Seth Waxman

Funded in part by the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities, an agency supported in part by the National Endwment for the Arts.

Media Sponsors

*List as of September 27, 2017

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