Scholar-in-Residence Weekend
January 28, 29, 30
made possible through the
Joan Goodman Scholar-in-Residence Fund,

Mark L. Kligman, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Musicology, HUC-JIR

From David's Harp to Divine Divas:
The Rhythms of Jewish Music

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Friday evening, January 28
    The Torah Sings: Music in the Bible and Liturgy

Saturday evening, January 29 after Havdalah conducted by our Senior Youth Group and a covered dish supper at 6:00pm
    Music and Spirituality: An Exploration of Jewish Music in Rituals Past and Present

Sunday morning, January 30 following a bagel brunch at 9:30am
    The Contemporary Scene: Popular Jewish Music, Its History and Story
(See the "Play List" for the music in this presentation)

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The Adult Education Committee is honored to present Dr. Mark L. Kligman, Assistant Professor of Musicology at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion. His cum laude, undergraduate degree in music theory from California State University at Northridge eventually brought Dr. Kligman to his doctorate in musicology from NYU. A popular teacher of Jewish music and liturgy in the New York area, Dr. Kligman is also the author of several publications including the forthcoming Contemporary Jewish Music in America: 1967-1997, American Jewish Yearbook, 1999.

Everyone is invited to participate in any or all of the sessions. Reservations should be made for Saturday evening and Sunday morning. There is no charge for the programs, but donations to the Joan Goodman S-I-R Fund will be gratefully accepted. Please call the Temple Office at 747-9365, to make reservations of if you would like more information.

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