Los Angeles Jewish Symphony Performs Exaltation! Biblical Stories through Music
Ford Amphitheatre (2580 Cahuenga Blvd. East Hollywood, CA 90068)
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The last date listed for Exaltation! Biblical Stories through Music was Sunday August 14, 2011 / 7:30pm.
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Victor on What to Wear
Bring a Jacket The Ford is open
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Victor on What to Wear
Casual/Formal
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Goldstar Member on Where to Park
Very good. They had a shuttle for those who could not walk the stairs.
8 Goldstar Member Reviews
Victor
From someone who is not Jewish I might say that I had a Blast listening to the Los Angeles Jewish Orchestra. It was a worth seeing.Written on Aug 15 2011
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Great exploartion of Biblical characters in film and broadway musicals. Find Away from Musical on Abraham particularly reminded me of Gethesanme from Jesus Christ Superstar as the parallel situation the binding of Isaac vs. impnding cruxification of Christ.Written on Jan 01 2012
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Wonderful performance, gifted musicians and performer. The staff at the Ford Theater extremely nice and helpful. Free shuttle parking for summer events and the shuttle staff had excellent customer service. Fun was had by all.Written on Aug 16 2011
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An outstanding musical program with a wonderful orchestra and brilliant soloists. And the Ford Theatre has wonderful sight lines and acoustics.Written on Aug 16 2011
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More Information About Exaltation! Biblical Stories through Music
Description
“The Bible is a source of inspiration and tradition for many of the world’s religions,” says Green, who has brought neglected as well as new and familiar orchestral works on Jewish themes to the concert stage. “Our program celebrates the commonality of the Bible’s timeless and heroic stories of love and betrayal, of prophets and people, of kings and shepherds and of good and evil, which serve to link different religions and cultures together.”
The evening includes music from Franz Waxman and Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco, two film composers among the elite group of European migrants that immeasurably enriched the cultural life of Los Angeles. On the program are Waxman's lushly romantic film score, The Story of Ruth, a stirring depiction of loyalty, romance, faith and devotion; and Castelnuovo-Tedesco's brilliant and seldom-played Violin Concerto #2, subtitled The Prophets, a musical portrait of Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Elijah, featuring Waarts. Additionally, Byram performs music from stage and screen ranging from Andrew Lloyd Weber's Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Steven Schwartz's Prince of Egypt to Jerry Bock's The Apple Tree and Alan Menken's King David. The Musical Saga. Byram was in the original cast of Masada The Musical Saga, which was presented in Israel for the 50th anniversary of the founding of the state.



