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A culinary and musical mosaic benefiting Copland House
Gala Co-Chairs: Lisa Schultz and Ezriel Kornel
Sunday, October 20, 2019 at 5.30pm
Angel Orensanz Center, 172 Norfolk Street, New York City
Crossings is a surprising, multi-sensory sonic and epicurean experience ... an enthralling narrative in taste, tone, and texture about migration across the generations to Manhattan’s fabled Lower East Side and its environs. The wildly-innovative young chef Will Horowitz, “a fearless explorer” (The New York Times), and Music from Copland House, a “bold and adventurous ensemble” (The New Yorker), serve as guides on an imaginative gastronomic and audio tour rooted in the music, language, food, customs, and dreams of millions of emigres from every corner of the globe – hopeful exiles who, like Aaron Copland’s parents, were irresistibly drawn to America by its freedoms, opportunities, and ideals. “Every culture,” Horowitz has said, “has this beautiful way of taking its techniques to a foreign land, then building on what they’ve just discovered to make something that’s both old and novel.” And through the music of FLANNERY CUNNINGHAM, ANGEL LAM, GABRIELA LENA FRANK, DEREK BERMEL, DAVID SCHIFF, and others, echoes of bygone peoples resound again. The magical, mystical setting for this one-night-only collaboration is the historic Angel Orensanz Center – dating from 1849, the oldest surviving synagogue building in New York City, fourth-oldest in the U.S., and a Lower East Side landmark, still animated by cultures from around the world. Please join us and Chef Horowitz as we bring together the aspirational souls of the past and the vibrant spirits of today.
 (l. to r.) Michael Boriskin, Jamie Bernstein, Amy Burton, and John Musto performing at Late Night with Leonard Bernstein, Copland House's 2017 gala at Lincoln Center's Kaplan Penthouse. |
 Late Night with Leonard Bernstein, the 2017 gala.
Photos: Tracy Ketcher |
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Tickets
Seating for 1: Seating for 1 - $600
($450 deductible)
Individual Patron, Seating for 1 - $750
($600 deductible)
Patron Couple, Seating for 2 - $1,500
($1,200 deductible)
Silver Patron, Seating for 4 - $3,000
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Gold Patron, Seating for 8 - $6,000
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Platinum Patron, Seating for 10 - $7,500
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Photos from Previous Galas
 Dreaming on Lenox, Red Rooster, 2011: Chef Marcus Samuelsson plating.  The Awakened Palate, Del Posto, 2014: (L to R) Copland House Treasurer Ezriel Kornel, Paul Shaffer, chef Lidia Bastianich, Copland House Artistic and Executive Director Michael Boriskin, and commissioned composer Daniel Brewbaker.
 New York at Night, The Four Seasons, 2009.  Paris After Dark, Le Bernardin, 2008: Gala underwriter Robert Morris, actress Mary Stuart Masterson.
 Troubadours' Feast, Restaurant Daniel, 2006: Chef Daniel Boulud, composer Richard Danielpour, Copland House Artistic and Executive Director Michael Boriskin.  Paris After Dark, Le Bernardin, 2008: Chef Eric Ripert welcoming Gala guests.
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Monday, December 2 at 7:30 PM
THE LISTENING EYE
Eye meets ear at the intersection of art and music, with compositions inspired by art. New York Premieres by Viet Cuong and Karim Al-Zand, plus works by Andrew Norman, Gabriela Lena Frank, and Robert Sirota.
The Graduate Center, CUNY
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