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The Goldman-Sonnenfeldt Family Auditorium is home to the JCC's Arts & Culture Program.
 R&R: Shabbat at the JCC Family Friendly Performances
The JCC is the place to be on Saturdays from 2-5pm for our FREE R & R: Shabbat Program with arts, study, music, dance, play, rest, and relaxation for the whole family. |
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Sat, Feb 13
2:30 PM
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The Lion that Could Not Roar
Performed by Damocles Trio
Guest Narrator Robert Sherman from WQXR
With clarinetist Pavel Vinnitsky
Composer Margarita Zelenaia tells the story of a forest near the one where Peter had caught his famous wolf in this delightful musical romp. When word arrives in the forest that Peter is on the prowl to catch another wolf, the friendly animals hatch various plots to foil him, with help arriving from the most unlikely source.
Performance: 2:30pm
Interactive Workshop with the artist 3:45pm
Appropriate for ages 4 and up
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| Location: The JCC in Manhattan, 334 Amsterdam Ave. at 76th St. (Program room assignments will be available at the JCC Customer Service Desk, in the lobby of the Samuel Priest Rose Building.) |
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| For more information, or to register, please call 646-505-5708. |
 More than Money with Myron Kandel: Behind the Scenes of Business and Finance
CNN's founding financial editor, Myron Kandel, brings together movers and shakers from the business world. |
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Wed, Mar 10
7:30 PM
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$10.00 Member
$15.00 Non-Member
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| Location: The JCC in Manhattan, 334 Amsterdam Ave. at 76th St. (Program room assignments will be available at the JCC Customer Service Desk, in the lobby of the Samuel Priest Rose Building.) |
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| For more information, or to register, please call 646-505-5708. |
 PREformances: An Insider's First Listen to Great Music
Be the first to hear outstanding classical musicians as they prepare programs for upcoming performances around the world. These performers are on their way to concert halls from the Silk Road to Carnegie Hall and to opera houses from La Scala to the Met. Their first stop, however, is the JCC's intimate Goldman-Sonnenfeldt Family Auditorium. Each event will include an array of singers, instrumentalists and repertoire.
Only 50 tickets per event, so sign up now. Proceeds will support JCC programming and other non-profit community organizations. |
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Tue, Feb 9
1:00 PM
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Selections from Strauss' FOUR LAST SONGS, Grandaos' GOYESCAS, Dvorak's RUSALKA, Schubert's SHEPHERD ON THE ROCK
Performers include:
Amber Yiu-Hsuan Liao, Piano
Laura Goldberg, Violin
Allison Charney, Soprano
Benjamin Loeb, Piano
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$15.00 Non-Member
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Tue, Apr 13
1:00 PM
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$10.00 Member
$15.00 Non-Member
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| Location: The JCC in Manhattan, 334 Amsterdam Ave. at 76th St. (Program room assignments will be available at the JCC Customer Service Desk, in the lobby of the Samuel Priest Rose Building.) |
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| For more information, or to register, please call 646-505-5708. |
 What Everyone's Talking About: An Interview Series with Abigail Pogrebin and People in the News
In this new series, Abigail Pogrebin, author of Stars of David and former 60 Minutes producer for Mike Wallace and Ed Bradley, will discuss a headline news event or controversy of the moment with notable guests who can illuminate what's at stake. This is sure to be a timely, lively and provocative series. Topics and guests will be announced two weeks before the event!
This series is made possible with funding from Zabar's. |
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Wed, Feb 24
7:30 PM
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From Blogs to Blockbusters:
Julie Powell ("Julie and Julia," "Cleaving,")
and Gretchen Rubin ("The Happiness Project") talk about how they turned
their year-long schemes and private thoughts into major bestsellers. What
makes a blog take off and how do you weigh the decision to write so
personally in an increasingly confessional society?
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$15.00 Non-Member
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Wed, Apr 21
7:30 PM
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$10.00 Member
$15.00 Non-Member
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| Location: The JCC in Manhattan, 334 Amsterdam Ave. at 76th St. (Program room assignments will be available at the JCC Customer Service Desk, in the lobby of the Samuel Priest Rose Building.) |
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| For more information, or to register, please call 646-505-5708. |
 Celebrating the Turkish Musical Tradition
The diversity of Turkish culture is reflected in its rich musical traditions. Join us for a delightful afternoon with Ahmet Erdogdular, a world renowned musician, who will present songs composed by the 18th century Ottoman Jewish composer Tanburi Izek and interpret the singing style of Izak Algazi, a cantor in an Istanbul synagogue during the late Ottoman Empire. The Jewish-Turkish tradition will be represented by Upper West Sider Daisy Sadaka Braverman, a Turkish-American linguist, actress/director, and singer, who will offer songs in Ladino or Judeo-Spanish, a language unique to Sephardic Jews, especially those of Greece and Turkey. The afternoon will include Turkish desserts! Co-sponsored by The Turkish Cultural Center. |
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Sun, Mar 7
2:00 PM
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$20.00 Member
$25.00 Non-Member
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| Location: The JCC in Manhattan, 334 Amsterdam Ave. at 76th St. (Program room assignments will be available at the JCC Customer Service Desk, in the lobby of the Samuel Priest Rose Building.) |
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| For more information, or to register, please call 646-505-5708. |
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