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ISRAEL@70 Celebrate with Temple! May 2018 | Iyar/Sivan 5778 | Vol. 44 No. 8 ISRAEL@70 Hope for a Two-State Solution? Celebrate Power Women’s Breakfast Sing Hatikvah with DFW Cantors with Temple! Shopping the Shuk COVER STORY, pp. 8-9 CONFIRMATION SERVICE p. 13 p. 3 CLERGY MESSAGE Leonard Bernstein te vid S rn Da i In Tune With Judaism b b a R his is the year of the command, thinking it was a diversionary military maneuver, Leonard Bernstein because “who would take time out in war to listen to a Centennial—we will mark Mozart concerto?” the 100th anniversary of That was Bernstein, bringing the transcendent power of hisT birth on August 25. Like a lot of music to tired troops in desert sands, insisting on the gift of people my age (and older), I feel a special creativity in every moment. Bernstein once defined a great connection to Bernstein. For me, it was not so much through performance: the Young People’s Concerts or his television appearances, but “If I don’t become Brahms or Tchaikovsky or Stravinsky the result of his longstanding relationship with Tanglewood, when I’m conducting their works, then it won’t be a great the summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, and performance… the only way I know that I’ve done a really the place where I first learned to love music during the good performance is when I’m making the piece up as I go Berkshire summers of my childhood. Bernstein was brilliant, along… as if I have the feeling that I’m inventing it for the balletic, glamorous and deeply human. He was larger than very first time.” life, and not always admirably. My parents were both big That strikes me as a pretty good description of this gift we Bernstein fans. In addition to his passion as a conductor, his call Reform Judaism too. Judaism, Torah and the teachings gifts as a composer, and his talent as a teacher, the fact that of our sages are our core composition, and it is our job to Bernstein was a nice Jewish boy from Boston didn’t hurt. approach this ancient wisdom with the same sense of discovery Bernstein grew up at Mishkan Tefila, the first Conservative and creativity that Bernstein brought to a performance of congregation in Boston, where he was deeply influenced by Brahms. Our charge is to stay true to the original, while at the Professor Solomon Gregory Braslavsky, the congregation’s same time animating it with our own understanding and drive. music director and organist, and like Bernstein’s parents, a That is why Jeremiah shows up not only in a Bernstein Ukrainian immigrant. One of Bernstein’s first compositions composition, but with us at every social justice rally. That is was a setting of Psalm 148 that he wrote for his home how Isaiah’s “Kadosh, kadosh, kadosh” is present not only on congregation when he was 17, and the influence of Jewish the pages of the siddur, but every time we sense the holy in our music on Bernstein has been widely observed: not just in pieces lives. When we are at our best, we neither replicate nor replace like “Jeremiah” or “Kaddish,” or in his use of Hebrew and the original, we discover it anew: with integrity and invention, Aramaic texts, but in recognizable Jewish themes throughout and new vistas of meaning in our hearts and our world. his compositions. (And don’t forget that Bernstein and his Even now, the master teacher teaches us. Happy one creative partners originally conceived of “West Side Story” as hundredth birthday, Maestro. “East Side Story,” a musical about a forbidden relationship between a Jewish boy and a Catholic girl on the Lower East Side.) Bernstein was also passionate in his love for Israel. He first conducted there in 1946, with what was then called the Palestine Symphony Orchestra, and he flew to Israel to conduct whenever the country was in crisis. Author Rodney Greenberg tells this story: In 1948, after the IDF had captured Beersheba, Bernstein rounded up 35 players to drive through the desert in an armored car and perform a concert for the troops the following afternoon, in what was an archaeological dig. Perched on rocks and crevices, this extraordinary band accompanied Bernstein at the piano in Mozart and Beethoven, with “Rhapsody in Blue” as an encore. Egyptian scout planes reported the sight to their Cairo 2 The Window • MAY 2018 COMMUNITY IN THIS ISSUE HOLIDAYS & PRAYER PAGE Shavuot 3 Shabbat and Festival Services 7 Soul Singing 7 Yom HaAtzmaut 8 FOR FAMILIES PAGE ECEC Shuk 8 Sababa 12 Grades 3-6 Shabbat 12 Tot Shabbat 13 SATURDAY, MAY 19 FOR 20S AND 30S PAGE Atid Late Night Shabbat 6 9AM | Chever Torah Taught by Rabbi Klotz EMPTY NESTERS PLUS PAGE 10:30AM | Stern Chapel The Well: A Caregiver’s Day Out 5 The Conversation Project 5 with Rabbi Myriam Klotz, Rabbi Klotz will participate as a leader g2g dinner theater 5 with Temple clergy in the Shabbat 50+ service and dinner 12 Director of the Spirituality morning service. Initiative for Hebrew Union COMMUNITY PAGE 7PM | Shavuot Tikkun College-Jewish Institute of Religion Our Community 4 When you stand at Sinai, will you Caregivers Support Group 5 Adult B’nai Mitzvah Info 7 understand, stand by, stand up, stand People 14 still? 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