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Of making Jewish music there is no end, but how many contemporary composers of distinguished work in this&nbsp;genre have been featured on <i>From the Top, </i>National Public Radio's program about exceptional young musicians? Jeremiah Klarman, age thirteen when he appeared on the NPR show, may be the sole exception. Now seventeen, with a demonstrated mastery of styles from classical to <i>klezmer</i>, and with chamber, orchestral, and&nbsp;pop compositions under his belt, Klarman has turned his lavish and protean talents to choral music. A premier of his latest work, the cantata <i>Hallel, Shir v'Or </i>("Praise, Song, and Light"), drawing largely on well-known verses from the book of Psalms, took place in late December at Temple Emanuel in Newton, Mass.&nbsp; Performed by the&nbsp;<a href="http://www.zamir.org">Zamir Chorale of Boston</a>&nbsp;under the direction of Joshua R. Jacobson, it culminates in a room-rocking, soul-lifting <i>Halleluyah!</i> for chorus and orchestra.</p>]]></description>
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