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IP THE BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC in conjunction with THE CONSULATE GENERAL OF ISRAEL IN NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS Oefil4TION . in association with UJA-FEDERATION OF NEW YORK'S OPERATION EXODUS % presents
ISRAEL ,1 THE NEXT GENERATION A Festival z of the Performing Arts
OFFICIAL CARRIER Towe it UI Funding has been provided by THE ISRAEL MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS THE ISRAEL MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR THE ARTS Additional support from THE NORMAN AND ROSITA WINSTON FOUNDATION THE ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION AMERICAN COMMITTEE FOR THE TEL AVIV FOUNDATION S.H. AND HELEN R. SCHEUER FAMILY FOUNDATION AMERICAN FRIENDS OF THE TEL AVIV MUSEUM GRENADIER REALTY CORP., MANAGING AGENT OF STARRETT AT SPRING CREEK AYA AND OFER AZRIELANT JORDACHE ENTERPRISES, INC. CAROL AND JOEY LOW HENRY AND LUCY MOSES FUND, INC. MR. AND MRS. MICHAEL STEINHARDT BOTWINICK-WOLFENSOHN FOUNDATION SAMUEL AND MAY RUDIN FOUNDATION, INC. BNAI ZION FOUNDATION THE HARKNESS FOUNDATIONS FOR DANCE MID ATLANTIC ARTS FOUNDATION AND OTHER INDIVIDUAL PATRONS The presentation of Hamlet by The Cameri Theatre of Tel Aviv is supported by a special three-year grant from LILA WALLACE-READER'S DIGEST FUND for innovative productions of the classics.
The BAM facility is owned by the City of New York and its operation is made possible, in part, with public funds provided through the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, with support from the Brooklyn Delegation of the New York City Council and Brooklyn Borough President Howard Golden.
APOLOGIA: THIS YEAR, AS A RESULT OF A MAJOR REDUCTIONS IN FUNDING BY NEW YORK CITY AND NEW YORK STATE, WE HAVE BEEN FORCED TO REDUCE THE SIZE OF OUR HOUSE PROGRAMS AND, THEREFORE, ARE UNABLE TO PROVIDE YOU WITH BIOGRAPHICAL AND OTHER BACKGROUND INFORMATION. WE APOLOGIZE FOR THIS SITUATION AND ASK YOUR INDULGENCE AND PATIENCE IN THESE DIFFICULT TIMES. -THE EDITOR BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC Harvey Lichtenstein, President and Executive Producer In conjunction with The Consulate General of Israel in New York, Consul for Cultural Affairs, Noam Semel In association with UJA-Federation of New York's Operation Exodus Peter W. May, Chairman
presents in the BAM Opera House January 19, 7pm SALUTE TO FREEDOM CONCERT BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA LUKAS FOSS, Conductor SHLOMO MINTZ, Violin VLADIMIR FELTSMAN, Piano MESKIE, Vocals ACHINOAM NINI and GIL DOR, Vocals and Guitar SERGEI NAKARAKOV, Trumpet ALEXANDER POTIOMKIN, Clarinet ITAY TALGAM, Guest Conductor TOVAH FELDSHUH and MIKE BURSTYN, Hosts and Masters of Ceremony
Star Spangled Banner led by TOVAH FELDSHUH Hatikvah led by MESKIE Concerto in F Minor JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH VLADIMIR FELTSMAN, Piano BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA; LUKAS FOSS, Conductor Speeches of Welcome Carnival of Venice J. B. ARBAN SERGEI NAKARAKOV, Trumpet ALEXANDRA VERBITKAYA, Piano Symphony for Strings (2nd Movement) ALEXANDER LEVKOVICH BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA; ITAY TALGAM, Conductor Original Works ACHINOAM NINI, Vocals GIL DOR, Guitar Depths of Light and Darkness RACHEL GALINNE Overture on Hebrew Themes SERGEI PROKOFIEFF ALEXANDER POTIOMKIN, Clarinet BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC STRINGS; LUKAS FOSS, Conductor Israeli and Ethiopian Songs MESKIE, Vocals ROY SUAREZ, Piano Partita JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH SHLOMO MINTZ, Violin Encore Masque from "Age of Anxiety" LEONARD BERNSTEIN LUKAS FOSS, Piano
Program and order subject to change.
This performance is made possible, in part, by U JA-Federation of New York's Operation Exodus and Grenadier Realty Corp., managing agent of Starrett at Spring Creek.
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presents in the BAM Opera House January 23 & 25, 8pm
OFRA HAZA IN CONCERT and AMKA YEMENITE DANCE TROUPE REGIONAL COUNCIL MATE ASHER RINA SHARETT, Artistic Director
Dancers: RAHEL ADMONI, BILA VISER, GILA COHEN, YONA DAMTY, YAAKOV DOGMA, ISRAEL GACOV, YOSEF HASON, ARYE MANZUR, MOSHE YIRMIYAHU, MOSHE YOSEPH, AMNON OVED, MOSHE OVED, HAIM SAADIA, LEVANA SAID, ILANIT SHAPIRA, SARA ULI, YOSEF TZADAKA
Drummer: SAMYEL DAUS
Singers: MOSHE HARIR, YEHUDA YAFA
ZION SHLOMI, Troupe Manager
The American Friends of the Tel Aviv Museum will sponsor the first evening's program, with special guests of honor Claes Oldenburg and Coosje Van Bruggen.
These performances are made possible, in part, by the Harkness Foundations for Dance and the Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation.
119zj, obs-d-c) OPERATION EXODUS
Chairman, Dear Friends: Operation Exodus PETER W. MAY Co-Chairman, In the past two years, more Soviet Jews have emigrated to Israel than Operation Exodus ALEXANDER FISHER we ever thought possible. Indeed, the dream of freedom for Soviet Jews has Co-Chair, Special Gifts, finally become a reality. In fact, it is likely that ultimately, Israel will absorb Operation Exodus PEGGY TISHAUN one million new citizens.
Honorary Chairs, Operation Exodus WIWAM ROSENWALD On the average,10,000 Soviet Jews begin new lives in Israel each JACK D. WEBER month. As of today, more than 335,000 Soviet Jews have made aliyah. And Chair, Board of Directors IRWIN HOCHBERG in May, 1991, nearly 14,500 Ethiopian Jews were airlifted to safety in
President Israel during a daring rescue effort. DAVID G. SACKS
Executive Vice President STEPHEN D. SOUNDER Since the OPERATION EXODUS campaign began, New Yorkers have President-Elect responded with characteristic generosity, donating more than $130 million ALAN S. JAFFE - - an enormous sum of money, but still not enough to meet the growing General Chair, Campaign HARVEY SCHULWEIS needs.
General (hair -Elect, Campaign ALVIN H. EINBENDER The people of Israel are working feverishly to house, feed, retrain and Choir, Domestic Affairs employ this massive immigrant wave. They are going about this Division LOUISE B. GREILSHEIMER tremendous task with a dedication of spirit unequaled in recent history. But Chair, Overseas Affairs they cannot do it alone. Simply put, they need our help. ALAN R. RATION
Treasurer PHILIP LASKAWY Of the new immigrants in the work force, approximately 8,500 - or Secretory roughly 5% are professional musicians, writers, actors, dancers and SELMA SHAVITZ - Chief Operating Officer, singers. I encourage you to experience the wealth of talent these new Financial Resources immigrants have brought to Israel during the Brooklyn Academy of Music's ADAM B. KAHAN Arts festival, Israel: The Next Generation. Chief Operating Officer, Israel Performing Program Services JEFFREY R. SOLOMON On behalf of Operation Exodus and UJA-Federation, I thank you for Executive Vice President Emeritus your support and hope you enjoy the festival. ERNEST W. MICHEL
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presents in the BAM Opera House Febuary 1, 7:30pm SHLOMO ARTZI IN CONCERT
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Guest Artist ETTI ANKRI
Arrangements & Keyboards: ADI RENERT Drums and Percussion: MEIR ISRAEL Bass Guitar: MICHAEL MICHAELI Electric Guitar: SHMUEL BOUDAGOV Saxophones: AMIR GWIRTZMAN
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LUKAS FOSS (Conductor), Conductor Feher. At age eleven, he made his debut with Laureate of both the Brooklyn Philharmonic Zubin Mehta and the Israel Philharmonic; soon and the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, is afterward, he was called on a week's notice to equally renowned as a composer as well as a play Paganini's first Violin Concerto with the conductor. At the age of 18 he graduated from Orchestra when Itzhak Perlman fell ill. After the Curtis Institute of Music, where he studied coming to the United States under the auspices with Fritz Reiner. Shortly thereafter, he was of Isaac Stern and the America-Israel Cultural taken under the wing of Serge Koussevitsky, Foundation, Mr. Mintz continued his studies with whom he worked at the Berkshire Music with Dorothy Delay at The Juilliard School. He Center at Tanglewood, and later furthered his made his Carnegie Hall debut at the age of 16 studies with Paul Hindemith at the Yale School with William Steinberg and the Pittsburgh of Music. Symphony. Mr. Foss served as Principal Conductor VLADIMIR FELTSMAN (piano) is and Music Director of the Brooklyn internationally recognized as one of the most Philharmonic from 1971 until the fall of 1990, important pianists of his generation. Since his when he assumed the title of Conductor dramatic arrival in the United States from the Laureate. He has also had the honor of being Soviet Union in the summer of 1987 and his named successor to Arnold Schoenberg as triumphant Carnegie Hall and Kennedy Center Professor of Composition at UCLA, a post he debut recitals, Mr. Feltsman has become one of held for ten years. He received an honorary the most sought-after pianists on the doctorate from Yale in the spring of 1991 and international scene, having performed with has been appointed Professor of Music at virtually all the major American orchestras, as Boston University. Lukas Foss has numerous well as leading symphonies abroad. recordings to his credit, having recorded with Mr. Feltsman has made numerous the Milwaukee Symphony for the Pro Art and recordings for the Sony Classical label, the Koos labels, as well as with the Brooklyn most recent of which is a disc featuring Philharmonic, Buffalo Philharmonic, Jerusalem Tchaikovsky's First and Third Piano Concertos Symphony and others. with Mstislav Rostropovich conducting the SHLOMO MINTZ (violin), at the age of 33, National Symphony. His discography also is regarded as one of the foremost violinists of includes concertos by Rachmaninoff and our time. Mr. Mintz appears frequently with Prokofiev, an all-Liszt recital, and a recording the most celebrated orchestras and conductors of his United States debut concert at Carnegie on the international scene, and is heard in Hall. recital and chamber music concerts around the Born in Moscow in 1952, Mr. Feltsman world. In 1989 he became the Music Advisor make his public debut at the age of 12 as to the Israel Chamber Orchestra. In addition, soloist with the Moscow Philharmonic he maintains an active recording schedule and Orchestra. Educated at the Moscow is a three-time winner of the Grand Prix du Conservatory, Mr. Feltsman appeared with Disque. major Soviet orchestras and toured throughout Mr. Mintz's recordings for Deutche Europe. Since his arrival in this country, he has Grammophon include the complete Bach occupied a Distinguished Chair at the State Sonatas and Partitas for unaccompanied violin, University of New York at New Paltz, where sonatas by French composers, and concertos he teaches, conducts master classes, and ranging from Beethoven through Prokofiev. His instructs a limited number of piano majors. recording of Lalo's Symphonic Espagnole, ACHINOAM NINI & GIL DOR (vocals & guitar) Vieuxtemps' Concerto No. 5 and Saint-Saen's Achinoam Nini (22) is an Israeli-born Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso with singer of Yemenite origin, who was raised and Zubin Mehta and the Israel Philharmonic educated in the United States. Originally Orchestra will be released later this season. trained as a dancer, she studied extensively Shlomo Mintz was born in Moscow in with Dance Masters such as Alvin Ailey and 1957 and emigrated with his family two years Martha Graham. She chose to return to Israel later to Israel, where he studied with Ilona at the age of 17 to serve in the Army, where -STOP THE PAPERS. WATER THE PLANTS. BOARD THE DOG.
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she served in the Northern Command during the Finnish Karshlon Festival, his Ensemble, singing for soldiers throughout the audience compared his trumpet playing with country. She was also part of the Israeli Folk Pagnini's playing the violin. Dance Group "Spirit," which toured Europe, Sergei has performed throughout the specializing in ethnic oriental dance. USSR, appearing with numerous famous Gil Dor is a highly accomplished guitarist, conductors and soloists. He arrived in Israel in who adds to his list of talents those of June of 1991, and in August, he took part in composer, arranger and teacher. During his the Mozart Festival in Salzburg with the career he has played at many jazz festivals both Chamber Orchestra of Lita, conducted by in Israel and in Europe. Gil studied in Boston Saulius Sondeckis. at the Berkeley school of Music and at Queens POTIOMKIN (clarinet) was college in New York. He composed for the ALEXANDAR born in Kiev. He began playing the Metropolitan Brass Quartet and the Mel Lewis 1973 in age of eleven, studying under Big Band, and toured Europe with guitar clarinet at the Ivan Pentchuk. In 1990, he began studying at virtuoso Al DiMeola. Music Academy in Kiev, and In Israel, Gil is the co-founder of the the Tchaikovsky the same year he took first place in a Rimon School of Contemporary Music, where during Ukrainian competition open to musicians up to Achinoam was a student. It was there that they the age 31. met and began their musical partnership. Since of In 1991, Mr, Potiomkin immigrated to that time, they have performed in concerts and he now studies at the Rubin festivals throughout Israel. Israel, and Academy under the tutelage of Everywhere that Achinoam and Gil have in Jerusalem, Ilan Schol. performs regularly in chamber performed, they have received ecstatic reviews. He music concerts in Israel, and has received a Their debut album was released in July 1991, of the through NMC records, and gained immediate grant from the Sharett Foundation America-Israel Cultural Foundation. success. Gil and Achinoam say of their work that they are "fools for beauty," and hope that ITAY TALGAM (conductor) was born in Israel through their work they will touch the hearts 32 years ago and started taking piano lessons of all who hear them. when still a child. After completing his military conducting with Mendi MESKEREM "MESKIE" SHIBRU (vocals) service, he studied Rodan in the Rubin Academy in Jerusalem. He came to Israel six years ago. While still in high completed his studies there and in the school in Ethiopia, Meskie performed as a Psychology Department of the Hebrew singer and in the theater with the youth band University in Jerusalem, with distinction. of Adis Abeba. After coming to Israel in 1985, Stipends from the America-Israel Cultural she studied youth guidance in Haifa, and later Foundation made it possible for him to studied at the David Greenberg Theatrical and advance his studies with well-known Movie School in Tel Aviv. Now she is in her conductors in Italy, France and the USA. His third and last year of studies at the Nissan musical personality was deeply influenced by Nativ Drama School in Tel Aviv. his work under the supervision of Leonard Meskie has performed throughout Israel: Bernstein. at the Binianei Hauma in Jerusalem, at the He began his own appearances as Mann Auditorium and in many other popular conductor with the Israel Sinfonietta of Beer performance venues. She has also toured Sheba, and the Haifa Symphony Orchestra in Europe and the United States several times, and the "Young Artists Events" concerts in 1986. is thought of as one of the most promising new The next year he successfully shared the actresses in Israel today. conducting of a special concert of the Paris SERGEI NAKARAKOV (trumpet) was born in Orchestra with Leonard Bernstein. 1977 in the city of Gorky. In 1983, he began Since then, he has frequently conducted playing the piano, but due to a back injury in the important orchestras of Israel. His premiere 1986, he began playing the trumpet. In January with the Israel Philharmonic earned him rave 1988, when he was 10 years old, he participated notices, as a result of which he was invited to in a contest for young musicians ages 17-32, conduct the orchestra again on several which he won with distinction. In July 1989, he occasions. This is Itay Talgam's second season participated for the first time in an international as associate conductor of the Haifa Symphony festival for brass instruments, held in Bukarest, Orchestra, and he is also teaching conducting where his talent was fully recognized. In 1990, in the Jerusalem Academy. -MMIMAIIMIY111-a a .M1=.=-11111.1M1-1M-=- Supporters of the Brooklyn Academy of Music
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Gala Chairman Joan & Joseph F. Cullman III Barbara Hoffman Nicholls Marylin & Arthur Levitt Catherine G. Curran Bianca Jagger Douglas Oliver Joseph R. Dalton Linda Janovic Evelyn & Everett Ortner Vice Chairman Jeffrey Deitch Mary & Sidney Kantor James Ottaway, Jr. Andrew K. Klink Beth & James De Woody Miriam Katowitz & Diane & Stanley Person Bud Konheim Frederick N. & Arthur Radin Barbara & Max Pine Nicole Miller Michele Oka Doner Alex & Ada Katz Sandy & Robert Pittman Nessia Pope & Robert Durst & Tony & Catherine Kiser Cynthia & Leon Polsky Keith Sonnier Debrah Charatan Charles Klein & John M. Powers, Jr. Martina Yamin Sheila & David Druckman Daniel Baudendistel Dr. David L. Ramsay Regina & Asher B. Edelman Bettina Bancroft Jonathan F.P. Rose & Members: William Ehrlich Anthony D. Korner Diana Calthorpe Giorgio Armani Robert Feldman William Kornreich Clifford & Michael Caretnay Bailkin Madison Finlay Joseph Kosuth & Bonnie Brown Ross Anne H. Bass Judy & Alan Fishman Cornelia Lauf Bill & Ophelia Rudin Tom & Andi Bernstein Lydia & Robert Forbes Ilene Kurtz & Laura L. Scheuer Andy Birsh Nicholas C. Forstmann Ingo Kretzschmar Lynn Schneider & Valerie Braunschweig Betty Freeman Charlotte & I. Stanley Kriegel Nathan Joseph Mr. & Mrs, Howard Brenner Stephanie French & Theodosia W. Kummerfeld Pippa Scott Diana Burroughs & Amory Houghton III Irwin Lainoff Judy & Stanley Silberstein Jason McCoy Michael Fuchs Nancy Lassalle Ruth Cummings Sorensen Laura L. Carpenter Larry Gagosian Jacques Leviant Jean Stein Joanne Leonhardt Cassullo Richard T. Gere Frances & Sydney Lewis Sue Erpf & Gerrit Leo Castelli Mil ly & Arnold Glimcher Scott C. McDonald Van de Bovenkamp William Chafin Morton Gould/ASCAP Tatum & John McEnroe Joan Vass Neil D. Chrisman Yveta & Malcolm Graff Priscilla Campbell & Dave & Reba Williams Maureen & Marshall Cogan Eugene M. Grant Allen McNeary Robert W. Wilson Sam Cohn Agnes Gund & Daniel Shapiro Mitchell W . Miller Mary Anne & Richard Yancey Mary Sharp Cronson Frederick B. Henry Stephanie & David Shaw Marshall Zeigen
1991 NEXT WAVE ASSOCIATES
Co-Chairmen: Michael Davis Caroline S. Levy Philip Shonberger Maria Cuomo & Vincent & Lora de Domenico W.S. Lipschutz Gerard Shore Kenneth Cole David Diamond Alexandra Loeb Jodi Siegel Cathryn Collins Lauren G. Donovan Tracey Loggia Leslie Simitch Abby Disney Jim Long Fay Singer Vice Chairmen: Howard Ellin Bill Macklowe Martine Singer William Bonbrest Danielle Epstein Oren Makov Llewellyn H. Sinkler Julia Forster Neil R. Feldman Amanda Manogue Howard Slatkin Nicholas Polsky Sara Fiedelholtz Kari McCabe & John Sloss Robert Rufino Lisa & Chuck Fleischman Nate McBride Mary Anna Smith Dan Scheffey Seth Flicker Virginia McCollam Robert Soros Mish Tworkowski Katherine Fox Ian McColough & Melissa Schiff Abigail Franklin Lindsay McCrum Alison Spear Members: Susan Freedman & Jeanne McCulloch Maureen Sullivan Judith & Leslie Agisim Richard Jacobs Neal Meltzer Jon Sweet Caroline Andoscia Ruth Fruehoff Jimmy & Amanda Moffat Kevin Thompson George Andrews Naomi Susan Goldberg Peter Moore Alexandra & Peter Bacanovic Jennifer Goodale Tom & Jill Mullen Gerard Tourol Lisa Baeza Jessica & Drew Guff Timothy U. Nye Abigail S. Trenk Andrew Balazs Pamela Hanson Janet L. Onnen Wesley Wang John Bark Cheryl Heller Jeffrey Parry & Alan Wanzenberg Willow Bay Brook Hersey Georgette Couloucoundis Madeline Weeks Serge Becker Albert P.Hildebrandt Elise Paschen Amanda Weil Carl Bellavia Anthony Horn Cheryl Peress Laura Weil David Blumberg & Lisa Hsia Louis Perlman William Weil Amy Tardio Larissa Jarzombek Frank Piasecki Bob Weinstein Jonathan L. Borsuk Jean lessen Adam Platt Tensie Whelan & Nina Bramhall Gil Karson Oliver Platt Eric Wright Samantha Britell Kathleen Kirkwood Joel Plotch Donna & Walter Wick Thomas Britt Kirshenbaum & Bond William S. Plotch Richard Widmaier-Picasso Harvey Cabaniss Charles Klein Lisa Pomerantz Alan Wilzig E.J. Camp David Kuhn A. Carter Pottash Barry Wishnow David & Sally Carroll Judy Kuhn Carolyn Reed Brana Wolfe William David Cohan & Nicole LaBranche Rory Riggs Sarah Wolfe Deborah Futer Betsy Lamle Brad Roaman John Wood David Cohen Scott Langley Adam Robinson Cathy Mulrine Wright Abbie Cole L. Bay ly Ledes Daniel Romualdez Charles Wright Kimberly & Neil Cole Ashley Leeds & Thaddaeus Ropac Suzanne K. Yalof Amy & Bradley Collins Christopher Harland Perry Rubenstein Laura Yorke Madeline Cuomo Michael Leva Rebecca Sangster Edward Zalaznick India Cutler Bonnie Levinson Therese & Kenny Scharf
BROOKLYN ACADEMY AND BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC REAL ESTATE COUNCIL
Leadership Eugene Luntey Martin F. Mertz International Media ($5,000 or more) The Chase Manhattan Bank, Rudin Management Investors Grenadier Realty Corp. N.A. Companies, Inc. Stephen R. Greenwald Robert C. Rosenberg Russell A. Campbell Beth Rudin DeWoody Victor Capital Group Pfizer Inc Con Edison Eric Rudin John Klopp William C. Steere Kevin Burke Madeleine Johnson Forest City Ratner Companies The Georgetown Company Supporters Bruce Ratner Edgar A. Lampert Patrons ($250 or more) Paul Travis National Westminster Bank ($1,000 or more) A & S USA Adler & Shaykin Chaim Edelstein Benefactors Phil Stenger Alan H. Fishman Affordable Housing ($2,500 or more) Republic National Bank of Forbes Inc. Construction Corp. Brooklyn Union Gas New York Robert L. Forbes Jonathan F.P. Rose BAM/BPO REAL ESTATE COUNCIL, Cont.
The Alan B. Slifka A.L. DeMatteis Joanne L. Cassullo Realty Holding of America Foundation, Inc. Dime Savings Bank LLS Fund Jonathan Molin Alan B. Slifka Ellen Nathenson Laura Scheuer Robinson Silverman Pearce The Alex Hillman Family Eisenberg, Tanchen & Rubin Morgan Guaranty Trust Arohnson & Berman Foundation David Rubin Company Erica Forman, Esq. Mrs. Alex Hillman Flushing Say ings Bank Neil Chrisman Securities Industry Arnel Construction Corp. James F. McConnell Evelyn & Everett Ortner Automation Corporation Barbara Rosen Hadassah Brokers The Madgus Corp. Brian Cosgrove Battle Fowler Ms. Rothenberg James Robinson Office of Jon Sherry Robert .1. DeAngelis Haims Realty Inc. Meyer & Gifford Jon Sherry Jonathan Berg Jerome Haims Architects Shurgard's Big Yellow Brooklyn Storage Corp. Harbor Motor Inn Charles Gifford Harold Vecayett Bruce Keeler Hudson Properties Park Tower Realty Simarka Productions, Inc. Mrs. Jackson Burke Mr. Alan Bell Richard M. Rosan Sidney Kantor Sally C. Carroll Independence Savings Bank Property Prospects Swanke Hay den & Connell Gail Clott & Norman Segal Joseph S. Morgano Joseph Newkirk John Bade Community Preservation Corp. William Kornreich Prudential Two Trees Management Michael Lappin Dorothea L. Leonhardt Carol Peck David Walentas Jamie Covello Foundation
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC VISUAL ARTS PROGRAMS In 1987, BAM established a formal program to encourage the collaborations of visual and performing artists on the stage with a three -year, $300,000 grant from the Henry Luce Foundation, Inc. The grant has subsequently been augmented by the development of several visual arts programs designed not only to encourage the participation of fine visual artists but also to provide critical funding. These additional projects are administered by the arts management and consulting firm of Livet Reichard Company, Inc.
BAMART In 1990, a special fundraising campaign was launched through the generous donations of works of art. Proceeds from the sale of these works benefit all programs at the Academy. To date artists include:
Dennis Adams Brad Dunning Joseph Kosuth Miguel Angel Rios Joe Andoe David Dupuis Paul Laster Alexis Rockman Steven Arnold Suzan Etkin Julian Lethbridge David Row Richard Artschwager R.M. Fisher Roy Lichtenstein Allen Ruppersberg Gretchen Bender Michael Graves Christopher Macdonald Peter Schuyff ElsZko Mary Beyt Fariba Hajamadi Ann McCoy Teddy Shapiro David Bowes Keith Haring Komar & Melamid Borek Sipek Harry Callahan Nancy Haynes Donald Moffett Philip Smith William Christenberry Edward Henderson Matt Mullican Keith Sonnier Christo Jacqueline Humphries James Nares Joel Sternfeld John Clem Clarke James Hyde John Newman Bill Turner George Condo Jasper Johns Cady Noland Meyer Vaisman Sonia Delaunay Ronald Jones Jules Olitski Allan Wangsgard Michele Oka Doner Ellsworth Kelly Rona Pondick William Wegman Carroll Dunham Jon Kessler Robert Rauschenberg Lawrence Weiner
BAM COLLABORATIVE ARTS COUNCIL The mission of the BAM Collaborative Arts Council is to develop joint efforts between visual and performing artists. Artists and galleries pledge major artworks to the Council to raise monies separate from the Academy's general fundraising efforts. funds are These used to foster the creation of works for presentation at BAM. BAM hopes that the Collaborative Arts Council artists from different disciplines will inspire to work together, giving their ideas innovative forms and redefining artistic boundaries.
Co-Chairmen: David Bowes Richard Prince William Ehrlich Asher B. Edelman George Condo Keith Sonnier John Gibson Arnold Glimcher Kate Ericson & Mel Ziegler Doug & Mike Starn Barbara Gladstone Vitaly Komar & Pat Steir Museum Advisors: \Marian Goodman Alex Melamid Philip Taaffe Michael Klein Martin Friedman Jeff Koons William Wegman Peter MacGill Richard Koshalek Joseph Kosuth David Ram say Matt Mullican Art Dealers and Collectors: Tony Shafrazi Contributing Artists: Claes Oldenburg & Vrej Baghoomian Donald Baechler Holly Solomon Coosje van Bruggen Leo Castelli Lynda Benglis Linda & Stefan Stux Dennis Oppenheim Paula Cooper Ross Bleckner Jamie Wolff
BAM ARTISTS PRINT PORTFOLIO Each year, the BAM Artists Print Portfolio features specially commissioned limited-edition prints by renowned visual artists. All prints are in editions of 75, with 16 artists' proofs. Each year, the portfolio, published by Parasol Press, is available on a limited basis to museums, private collectors, and corporations.
1 -1988 Print Portfolio 1987 Terry Winters Robert Mangold Jennifer Claudia Hart Bartlett Claes Oldenburg Francesco Clemente Print Portfolio Sol LeWitt II 1988-1989 Todd Watts Will Roy Lichtenstein Christian Eckart Mentor David Salle Suzan Pitt Eric Fischl Print Portfolio III 1989-1990 Kenny Scharf Robert Ryman David Hockney Chuck Close Julian Schnabel Tom Wesselmann Barbara Kruger Richard Estes Donald Sultan Jonathan Lasker Peter Halley
BAM COVER AND POSTER ARTISTS Each year BAM features works of art on its journal and program covers and poster. Contributing artists include: Karel Appel Carroll Dunham Sherrie Levine Ross Bleckner David Frank Stella Hammons Roy Lichtenstein Francesco Clemente Keith Haring+ Todd Watts Robert Mapplethorpe+ Papo Colo David Hockney Susan Rothenberg Willem de Kooning Alex Katz Kenny Scharf + In Memoriam BAM OPERA COUNCIL
Benefactors Mrs. Andrew Klink Patrons Mrs. Dario Soria Anne H. Bass The Isak and Rose Weinman Evelyn and Everett Ortner Rebecca Sullivan Cynthia F. Davis Foundation, Inc. John M. Powers, Jr. Yveta and Malcolm Graff Mr. W. Loeber Landau Julie Lewit-Nirenberg William Josephson
BENEFACTORS, cont. SUSTAINERS Broadway Play Publishing, Mr. Frederick Marcus ($500 or more) Inc. Donald A. Martocchio The Carwill Foundation Alvin J. Rockwell Charitable Andrew Brown Mr. Donald E. Mason Charles Klein Design, Inc. Trust Janice B. Brown Mr. Archie D. McArthur Mr. Allan Chasanoff Amstar Corporation Dwight J. Browne Mr. Michael A. McCarthy Mr. William David Cohan Karin Berg D.J.R. Bruckner Ms. Nancy McDonnell Kenneth Cole Fund Ms. Nina Bramhall Chris Butts Louise R. McNamee The Concord Baptist Dr. Bernard P. Brennan Marvin Carlson Ms. Barbara Metzger Christ Fund Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Mandell Florence G. Campbell Miriam P. Mitchell Lewis B. & Dorothy Brody Mr. & Mrs. James Cox Mr. Stanley Mongin Cullman Foundation Capezio-Ballet Makers Chambers Mr. Frank Morisano Constans Culver Foundation Dance Foundation Wen J. Chen Jonely Moy Doris Wiener Gallery Mr. John A. Chiodo Bob Colacello Dr. Tatsuji Namba Brendan Dugan Ms. Selma Jeanne Cohen Marianna Collins National Allotment Agency, The Economist Newspaper, Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. John Conklin Ltd. NA, Inc. Davenport Arlene C. Cooper Dick & Carol Netzer Asher B. Edelman Mrs. Mary J. Doherty John C. Cornwall Shimako Okada Mr. & Mrs. Dwight W. Ellis Mr. Douglas Durst Donna J. Costa Ms. Dorinda J. Oliver Andre Emmerich Gallery East New York Savings Mr. Ralph Cox One World Arts Foundation Mr. Seth Faison Bank Herbert Crane Jessica Palmer Mr. Arthur J. Fleischer, Jr. Edith & Michael Gelfand Ms. Diane Y. Cummin Mr. Anthony R. Paris The Friars Foundation Foundation Mr. Henry Davis Mr. William Pierce Gramavision, Inc. Ralph Goldenberg Mr. & Mrs. Rohit Desai Hugh Piney & Randi Chalfin Mr. Eugene M. Grant Chiquita & Andre Gregory Mr. Joseph L. Deutsch Ms. Susan Pines Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Douglas Polytechnic University Green Point Savings Bank . Marilyn Heckler Mr. Clifton S. Harrison Karen Brooks Hopkins The Downstate Headache Mr. Henry C. Preston Cheryl Lee Henson Mr. Irwin Horowitz Center Mr. Charles F. Raeburn John & Margaret Hewitt Mr. & Mrs. W. Loeber Landau Joyce and Isaac Druker Mr. Waldo Rasmussen Gregory Hickox Mr. Eric Levine Mr. & Mrs. Lorin Duckman Lynne and Jonathan Ridgeway Mr. David D. Holbrook Mr. Harold Levy Ms. Nettie Duskis Ms. Carmella Rock Ms. Edythe M. Holbrook Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Mr. Christian Eisenbeiss Dr. & Mrs. Martin J. Salwen & A. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hulbert McDougal, Jr. Mr. Edward D. Feig Michaela Henry IBM Corporation Mish Jewelry Dr. Michael B. First Schaeffer & Mrs. Irwin 1CM Mr. Thomas P. Mullen Nick Fountas Mr. Independence Savings Bank Mr. Marvin Numeroff Irving Friedberg Schneiderman Mrs. Marjorie Isaac John & Bonnie Nuzum Ms. Ann Gaffney Mr. David E. Schwab Robert and Ellen Israel The Obernauer Foundation Luis Gamis Ms. Barbara Schwartz Linda B. Janovic Dr. liana B. Pachter & Elizabeth T. Garvey Claudia & William Seegraber Ms. Katharine Anne Johnson Dr. William Wynn Marit Gentele-Gruson Philip Duhan Segal Johnson & Higgins Mr. Peter Plimpton Mr. Joseph Giacolone Jeanette & Ruben Selles Kalliope Karelia Nile G. Rodgers Mr. & Mrs. William C. Gifford Second District Dental Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Katz Rolls Royce Motor Cars Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Harold Grimes Society of New York Joan & Albert Kronick Richard M. Rosan Mr. Henry Guettel Ms . Noriko Sengoku Mr. & Mrs. Irwin Lainoff Mrs. Louise Seymour Mr. James Guiher Pallavi Shah Mr. & Mrs. Charlton M. Theodore & Carol Shen Harmonia Mundi USA Rosamond Shannon Lewis Mikki Shepard Steven Harris Mr. Ron Shorr Phyllis Holbrook Norman & Joanna Sher Ms. Kristen Harvey Prescott Shutz Mrs. Lichtenstein Susan R. Smith The Haupt Foundation, Inc. Mr. & John Simmons Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Luntey Theatrical Stage Employees Ms. Evelyn Hinrichsen Ms. Linda H. Sitnick Ms. Sjostramd Jane & James McGroarty Local #4, I.A.T.S.E. Nancy Hoffman Gallery Madeleine Ms. Mary Skinner Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Mr. Charles Van Campenhout I1* James Hohorst Menschel The Lawrence A. Wien Hugo Hollinger Mr. Richard Slusarczyk Mr. Robert K. Smith Selma & Martin Mertz Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Alfred H. Horowitz Sondheim Metallgesellschaft Ms. Carol Yorke Mr. John Houshmand Mr. Stephen 11 & Ellen Sporn Vittorio Moltedo The Zeitz Foundation Deirdre Howley and Samuel Ms. Eva Magalhaes Stewart Mrs. Annalee Newman Mr. Barry Zonon Ira Eisenstadt C. Stewart Mr. Douglas Oliver David Humphrey Susan Aley Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Person SUPPORTERS Jan & Phyllis Hyde Pfizer Pharmaceuticals ($250 or more) Inter Arts N.Y. Company Mr. Willard B. Taylor Harry and Marcelle R.H. Macy's & Co., Inc. Mr. George C. Abraham Bernard & Marlene Jaffe Torczyner Mr. James Q. Riordan Mr. Murray C. Adams Ms. Barbara Jakobson Mr. Francisco Trouyet Mr. & Mrs. David Rockefeller American Chai Trust Mr. & Mrs. John W. James III INC. Mr. Theodore Rogers Leslie Asch Sheila E. James "21" CLUB, Charles VanCampenhout Mr. Robert S. Rubin S.J. Avery Ms. Ana Paula Jarowski Ms. Bernardette Vaskas Sandalwood Foundation Denis Azaro Ms. Janet Fraser Jones Eric R. Verhulst Schieffelin & Somerset Co. Robert & Barbara Bachner Mr., Robert M. Kaufman Dr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Vidich Mr. Harold L. Schiff Sharon F. Bamburg Mr. Thomas F. Kearns Drs. B. &. E. Wainfeld Martin E. Segal Ms. Judith Bass Jan S. Keithly Mr. J. Garrett Weaver Ms. Kira Sergievsky The Bay Foundation Anna-Maria and Stephen Charlene M. Weinstein & Lindsay & Brian Shea Catherine & Jonathan Bell Kellen Foundation Laurence B. Molloy Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Maurice S. Binkow Mr. Donald R. Kendall Shen Mr. Earl D. Weiner Mrs. Brian John & Jill Kois Snyder John & Jane Bierwirth A. Willetts Social Stephanie & Samuel Lebowitz Ms. Juliet Service Employees Boardroom Reports Winter Union Mr. Robert Lemert Ms. R.D. Mr. James P. Bodovitz Margaret Cullinan Wray Mrs. Dario J. Soria Ms. Claudette Boehm Mr. Bruce Levine A. Li Greci & Charitable Trust Ms. Barbara H. Stanton Ms. Martha Bograd Mr. Christopher Mr. Kevin Yatarola Mr. Jeffrey J. Robert Ohlerking Steiner Dr. Leon Botstein Molly & Martin Zweig Wertheim Schroder & Co. Inc. Carin L. Boyer Mr. Donald E. Maher
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THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND CULTURE, THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF CULTURE AND ART General Avner Shalev, IDF (ret.) Chairman
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BAM PROGRAM STAFF 1991 Editor Sean Keepers Advertising Sales Paul Wasmund Designers Henry C. Blazer, Jon Crow Advertising Sales Walter Hewett BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND STAFF Chairman Brendan J. Dugan Bettina Bancroft Klink Honorary Trustees Franklin R. Weissberg Chaim Edelstein Robert A. Krasnow Seth Faison President Mallory Factor Ingo Kretzschmar Leonard Garment Theodore J. Harvey Lichtenstein Federici Edgar A. Lampert Paul Lepercq Ronald E. Feiner Marylin B. Levitt Ame Vennema Vice Chairmen Alan H. Fishman Eugene H. Luntey Neil D. Chrisman a Robert L. Forbes Laurie Mallet Ex-Officio Rita Hillman Michael Fuchs Martin F. Mertz I. Stanley Kriegel Hon. David N. Dinkins Morton Gottlieb Evelyn Ortner Hon. Howard Golden Members Stephen R. Greenwald David L Ramsay Hon. Herbert E. Berman Jenne K. Britell Frederick B. Henry Bruce C. Ratner Kevin Burke Sidney Kantor Jonathan F.P. Rose Joanne Leonhardt Cassullo Stanley H. Kaplan Robert C. Rosenberg Beth Rudin De Woody Andrew K. Klink Mikki Shepard Charles M. Diker Vaughn C. Williams
EXECUTIVE AND Haskell Walker PLANNING AND THEATER PROGRAM STAFF HVAC and Repair Services: DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT & Harvey Lichtenstein, Leonard Abbruscato, Denis Azaro, PRODUCTION President & Supervising Maintainer Director of Development Executive Producer Henry Cobb Steven J. Parkey, Associate General Management: Karen Brooks Hopkins, Courtney Harris Director of Development Lynn Moffat, Assistant Executive Vice President Bernard Lawrence Jacqueline A. Kravetz, General Manager Douglas W. Allan, Ernest Southerland, Development Associate Mary E. Reilly, Vice President for Maintenance M. Lourdes Marquez, Company Manager Marketing & Promotion Parking Facilities: Development Associate Loretta Hurley, Fiscal Coordinator Jacques Brunswick, Derek Shears, Acting Brian W. Grundstrom, Vice President for Parking Lot Supervisor Fiscal Coordinator Production: Finance &Administration. Ismael Colon Lyndon F. Zincke, Patron Christopher D. Buckley, James D. Nomikos, Yasmina Garcia Ticket Coordinator Technical Director General Manager Charles Jiggets Tambra Lee Dillon, Production Coordinators: Liz Thompson,Direaor, Plinio Orozco Special Events Director Nanette Maffia NEXT WAVE Festival Basit Rahman Wendy Sheldon, Ed Fitzgerald Joseph V. Melillo, Efrain Rodriguez Special Events Manager Kate Mennone Producing Director Polycarp Vegas Kathleen Borchardt, Robert Marlin, Kevin C. Young Special Events Assistant ADMINISTRATION Lawrence Ward, Office Manager Liz Sharp, FINANCE Membership Director Stage: Personnel Manager David Kleiser, Cassandra Sherrod, Don Riordan, Crew Chief Gertrude S. Boothe, Controller Membership Assistant Opera House: Receptionist Judith L. Stevens, Development Interns: Jack Fuller, Serafin Castro, Budget Manager Malinda McGlone Head Electrician Mail Clerk Natalie Baptista, Sarah Posten Burke Patrick McDonald, Cynthia Smith, Payroll Manager Livet Reichard Company, Inc. Master of Properties Administrative Assistant Tonya Cobb, Accounts Special Consultant Cyrus Similly, Receivable Administrator Anne Livet Head Carpenter ADVERTISING SALES Peter Gee, Accounts Timothy Fuller, Hyman Paul Wasmund, Payable Supervisor PRESIDENT'S OFFICE Thomas Paulucci, 1 Director Claudette Griffith, Lynne Winters, Sound Engineer Walter Hewett, Bookkeeper Assistant to the President James D'Adamo, Electrician Associate Director Michele Parchment-Niamien, Naaman Griffin, Administrative Assistant Assistant Carpenter BOX OFFICE MANAGEMENT INFORMATION Playhouse: Ellen Anderson, PUBLIC AFFAIRS Treasurer SYSTEMS Howard Larson, Cheryl Anthony, Head Electrician Karen Winer, Ranald T. Adams, Director First Assistant Treasurer Director of MIS James Kehoe, Josette Newsam, Head Carpenter Pat Durand, Richard Lewis, MIS and Public Affairs Assistant Assistant Treasurer Telecommunications Jeanine Aguirre, Lepercq Space: Leslie Scharf, Manager Public Affairs Intern Chris Butts, Assistant Treasurer Afshin Afshar, Head Electrician MIS Programmer/Analyst Marsha Rosenberg, DESIGN House Management: Assistant Treasurer Carol Flemming, MARKETING AND Henry C. Blazer, BUILDING Senior Graphic Designer House Manager PROMOTION Jon Crow, Christine McElroy Gruder, MANAGEMENT Catrina Logan Boisson, Graphic Designer Assistant House Manager Norman A. MacArthur, Director of Marketing Staff Supervisors: Building Manager Diana Robinson Frazier, PUBLICITY & PUBLIC Kenneth Farris Jack Dobson, Assistant Marketing Manager RELATIONS George Mapp Building Manager Sean Keepers, Brenda Joyner Claire Hurd, Assistant to Publications Associate Peter B. Carzasty, Director William Murray, Senior Building Manager Susan Levy, HOUSE Ken Rinker, Construction Director, Group Sales Press Representative Dewonnie Frederick, DeWayne Snype, PHOTOGRAPHER Office Manager Press Assistant Martha Swope&Associates, Maintenance/Security: Receptionist & Marketing Assistant Carol Rosegg, William Gibson, Joseph Patterson, Blanche Mackey Director of Security SUBSCRIPTION & NEXT WAVE FESTIVAL TICKET SERVICES Egerton Kelly, VIDEO ARCHIVIST Foreman Madeleine Mitchell, Jamie Kaufman, Character Generators, Project Manager Director, Ticket Services Errol Wilson, Michael Schwartz, Michele Parchment-Niamien Gloria Hodgson, Assistant Foreman Mark Robison Kenneth Aguillera Subscription Supervisor Collie Dean PERFORMING ARTS Elisa Arce, HOUSE PHYSICIAN PROGRAM FOR Subscription Supervisor Ray Dorso Cathie-Ann Daniel, Jonathan Lorch, MD Donald Farr YOUNG PEOPLE Subscription Assistant Harry Gentles Leanne Tintori Wells, Margaret Drozdowski, LEGAL COUNSEL Harold Heath Director Subscription Assistant Colton, Hartnick, Yamin and Matthew James John L Ormand, Associate Sheresky Director for Programming Benjamin McDonald TELEMARKETING AND Sharon M. Schwartz, INSURANCE Sheraf Moustafa TELEFUNDRAISING Ron Rathan Associate Director for Marsh & McLennan, Inc. Calvin B. Holland, Director Roberto Solis Education Donna L Abraham, of Telemarketing and ACCOUNTANTS James Victor Telefundraising Sadie Vinson Office Manager Lutz and Carr "He's not married or anything. - ; And he drinks Johnnie Walker Red"
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