What is
"The Dybbuk at 100?"
The centennial of one of the most influential secular Jewish-themed plays of all time, The Dybbuk, written by S. An-sky will be celebrated in Santa Fe from June-November 2020. It has influenced works by Leonard Bernstein, Aaron Copland, Ofer Ben-Amots, and the Coen Brothers, among others.
"The Dybbuk at 100" feature lectures, chamber music, films, and more in this centennial exploration.
The Dybbuk:
a timeless story of star-crossed lovers and spirit possession
"haunting & atmospheric ... a privileged glimpse into the past"
Kenneth Turan, NPR and Los Angeles Times Film Critic
Reading of S. An-sky's The Dybbuk
with Lois Rudnick, Professor of American Studies
Tues. March 17, 24 & 31 7 PM Temple Beth Shalom
Montage Music Society
Chamber music concert, works inspired by The Dybbuk
Sun. June 4, 7 PM Temple Beth Shalom
The Dybbuk - Screening of the 1937 classic film &
pre-film talk on Jewish Folklore w Prof. Gabriella Safran
Sun. Sept. 13, 1 PM Center for Contemporary Arts
"The Dybbuk in the Shtetl: An-Sky and
the Jewish Ethnographic Expedition"
with Ron Duncan Hart, Prof . Cultural Anthropology
Sun. Oct. 25, 4 PM Congregation Beit Tikva
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VIOLIN: Sarita Uranovsky
Founding violinist of Montage Music Society, Saria Uranovsky has enjoyed an exceptionally active and diverse career as soloist, recitalist, chamber musician, orchestral musician and teacher across the globe. "Sarita Uranovsky is in a class of her own…" Argus
CLARINET: Clara Byom
Multi-instrumentalist, musicologist and educator with a specialty in Klezmer music, Ms. Byom has been described as having “radiant energy” and “immense talent.”
CELLO: Walter Haman
Mr. Haman has performed throughout North America and Europe. He has played with the Chicago Symphony, the San Francisco Symphony, and has been a guest cellist for Pink Martini.
