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Re: A Stranger Among Us
- From: HNetsky <HNetsky...>
- Subject: Re: A Stranger Among Us
- Date: Mon 07 Apr 2003 01.20 (GMT)
I guess I should take this one. It would be a great idea to interview Jerry
Bock about his interest and expertise in Jewish music. As for "A Stranger,"
I'm pretty sure there was an album but it might be hard to find. His klezmer
concertante group included Evan Harlan, Mimi Rabson, and Dave Harris (and
possibly Glen Dickson), so you can probably start with an inquiry to the
Shirim website. I'm pretty sure they also had something to do with the
klezmer arrangements.
-Hankus Netsky
In a message dated 4/6/03 12:33:55 PM, Mattflight (at) aol(dot)com writes:
<< I watched the movie "A Stranger Among Us (1992)" the other day. The score
was
by Jerry Bock. Even if we don't like everything he writes, we do have to
admit that the man can write a good Bulgar. This leads to two questions; does
any one know if their was a soundtrack recording released from the movie? And
two, does anyone know if Jerry Bock has ever been interviewed about his
writing (and I think he may do his own orchestrations) of Jewish Music?
Matt Temkin >>
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