Steven Greenman Klezmer Ensemble w/Mark Rubin, Cleveland Heights, OH, 5 Apr 2009
Steven Greenman Klezmer Ensemble
(with guest artist Mark Rubin - bassist - from Austin, Texas)
Performing at Cleveland's prestigious Nighttown
Sunday April 5th, 2009 from 7pm to 9:30pm
Cost: $10 per person
Where: 12387 Cedar Road; Cleveland Heights, OH 44106
Reservations: (216)795-0550
Fax: (216)795-0531
www.nighttowncleveland.com
No place in Greater Cleveland can match the spectacular ambiance of Nighttown. Since 1965, Nighttown has been known for its unique atmosphere, cool vibe, great food, fabulous music, intimacy and warmth. Treat your guests to an exceptional dining experience among the priceless art, leaded and Tiffany glass that enhance Nighttown. You can choose from our three bars and three distinctly different rooms to host your party in, including our fabulous year-round, glass enclosed, heated patio featuring a dramatic full-wall waterfall. And with music every night, Nighttown is the only club in Ohio on Down Beat's list of The 100 Best Jazz Clubs in the World (so when we say we have world-class jazz, we really mean it).
From the East: From I-271, take Cedar Road 6.5 miles West. Nighttown is in Cleveland Heights, not too far past Fairmount Blvd., on the right-hand side of the street, just before you get to Cedar Hill.
From the West Side and South: Take I-71 or I-77 to I- 90, exit on Carnegie and turn right off the exit, taking Carnegie East approximately 6 miles. Just past The Cleveland Clinic and as you're passing E. 105th Street and Stokes Blvd., Carnegie begins to curve just a bit and and you'll begin to travel up Cedar Hill. At the top of the hill, bear right and Nighttown is the first business on the left, directly across from Bank One.
Nighttown is surrounded by parking (including a large city-owned parking lot in the rear). We also have valet parking on most evenings.
Steven Greenman Klezmer Ensemble
The Steven Greenman Klezmer Ensemble is a dynamic virtuoso group of internationally renowned musicians who perform the traditional Jewish folk music of Eastern Europe (klezmer) and the shared repertoire of Jews, Roma (Gypsies), Romanians and Moldavians in 19th and 20th century Eastern Europe. The repertoire includes dazzling dance tunes, breath-taking showpieces and furious displays of virtuosity. The repertoire is complimented with several of Steven's own Jewish and East European compositions.
Personnel
Steven Greenman: Violin
Walter Mahovlich: Accordion/clarinet
Alexander Fedoriouk: Cimbalom
Mark Rubin: String Bass