Ron Jontof-Hutter

An evening with The Scott Van Gemert’s Big Band: a music review by Ron Jontof-Hutter

I attended a concert given at Melbourne’s Paris Cat Jazz Club given by Scott van Gemert and his 17-piece jazz big band this week.

Kristallnacht and the  Righteous Australian aboriginal William Cooper

An outstanding cantata created to commemorate Kristallnacht and William Cooper

Roman Salyutov’s Melbourne piano recital

Russian-German pianist Roman Salyutov visited Melbourne  on his way home from New Zealand where he enthralled music lovers in  a recital...writes Ron Jontof-Hutter.

An interview with pianist Roman Salyutov

Ron Jontof-Hutter meets Russian German Pianist Roman Salyutov who will perform in  recital on Sunday at the South Melbourne  Town Hall.

An evening with Sir Andrew Davis, Anne-Sophie Mutter and the MSO

The Melbourne Symphony orchestra conducted by Sir Andrew Davis played a memorable concert on Saturday evening...writes Ron Jontof-Hutter.

An evening with the MSO and Thomas Hampson singing Mahler: a music review by Ron Jontof-Hutter

The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra presented a more unusual type of program consisting of three tone poems and a song cycle rather than the traditional overture, concerto, symphony format.
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Bye Bye Germany (Es war einmal in Deutschland): a movie review by Ron Jontof-Hutter

Sam Garlanski’s  film, “Bye Bye Germany“  based on Michel Bergmann’s autobiographical novel is an entertaining addition to Holocaust stories, though this one is set in 1946 Frankfurt.

An evening of Mozart: a music review by Ron Jontof-Hutter

The Royal Melbourne Philharmonic and the Melbourne University Choral Society presented an all-Mozart program at St Paul’s Cathedral, Melbourne.

After the Anuism, the Euorism?

In medieval Spain and Portugal, Jews hid their true identity to avoid the Inquisition and led double lives. They became known as the Anusim...writes Ron Jontof-Hutter.

Quo vadis, Palestinians?

Palestinians are constantly urged by their leaders to engage in rage. Indeed, Abbas walked out of the UNSC meeting, not bothering to hear Ambassador Haley’s speech...writes Ron Jontof-Hutter.

Never Again! Forgotten within twenty-two years

Like other teenagers during May-June 1967, I was bopping to the hits of the time...writes Ron Jontof-Hutter.

BDS Back to Front

The BDS phenomenon is not new...writes Ron Jontof-Hutter.