Scopus Award, October 26, 2002
with Esther
Ofarim / Interview
In Munich Esther sang several Hebrew and German
songs (with Yoni Rechter on piano)
for Imo Moszkowicz (77 years),
who got the Scopus Award for his engagement in Jewish-German-friendship.
Scopus Award ceremonies were held during October in three German cities – Stuttgart, Berlin and
Munich – to honor, respectively, Helmuth Rilling, prominent music conductor; Dr. Heinrich von Pierer, the president and CEO of Siemens Corp.; and
Imo Moszkowicz, distinguished actor, stage and film director. The latter evening was conducted in conjunction with the Max Planck Institute. University representatives at the events included President Prof. Menachem Magidor, Rector Prof. Haim Rabinowitch, and Prof. Idan Segev, director of the Interdisciplinary Center for Neural Computation.
Esther Ofarim at the Scopus Award
Interview:
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After many years, you were on
stage last week. Yes. I was there to the honor of the jewish actor and director Imo Moszkovicz. A very good cause to do that. I performed a medley of songs in Hebrew, English and German language. The people were very excited and thankful to see you and gave a great applause to you. Yes, that's right. It really was a wonderful feeling. Don't you want to get back to your old success? I'm lucky with my life, I live between Israel and Germany. And I'm not dormant. In the last years I recorded several CDs in different languages. This means much fun to me, even when I don't have the same success as in earlier years. |
Interview taken
from german magazine Frau mit Herz, 6.November 2002 |
Imo Moszkowicz bekam Scopus Award |
![]() ![]() Eine ehrenvolle Auszeichnung für den 77jährigen Regisseur aus Ahlen ![]() ![]() |
![]() ![]() taken from www.sonntags-rundblick.de |
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