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Wholesale Klezmer
Sunday, January 1st at 4:30 P.M.
A Community Celebration of Hanukkah with music and dance
Westminster West Congregational Church
Westminster West, Vermont
Free
For information call 802-387-5788.
Oen Kennedy and Glenn Dickson perform @ the Brookline Tai Chi Center on Friday, January 6, 8-10pm in Boston's only balanced energy performing space.
Oen Kennedy (voice, guitar, percussives and sounds) and Glenn Dickson (clarinet, loops) will attempt to match the balanced energy of the space with an evening of meditative and ambient music, calling on their combined knowledge of birdsong, stardust, kestral, microtones, overtones, undertones, and all manner of music of and by the world.
Please come and journey through the sounds.
January 6, Friday, 8-10pm
Brookline Tai Chi (www.brooklinetaichi.com)
1615 Beacon St. (on the corner of Washington St.)
Brookline, MA
Suggested donation: $5, kids; $10, adults.
The Afro-Semitic Experience
Friday, January 6, 8:00 p.m., Dr. Martin Luther King Sabbath service and performance at Woodlands Community Temple, 50 Worthington Road, White Plains, New York, 914-592-7070
Metropolitan Klezmer
1pm & 3pm Metropolitan Klezmer
Children's Concerts
Nassau Community College
One Education Drive,
Garden City, NY 11530
516-572-7501
www.sunynassau.edu
The Workmen's Circle jam for January will be Sunday January 8, 7-9 pm, instead of the usual first Sunday, which is January 1. We were concerned that people would be away, sleeping off the latkes, etc,
We play from printed music, which we will have available in C and B-flat. All levels of players are welcome. There is a piano, though keyboard players are welcome to bring a portable keyboard in case more than one pianist shows up.
The WC is at 1762 Beacon Street in Brookline, about 5 blocks west of Washington Square, which is about 12 blocks west of Coolidge Corner, right on the Green Line Beacon Street route.
Massel-Tov
80469 München
Volksmusiktage -Theater im Fraunhofer, Fraunhoferstr. 9
20.30h
T. 089-267850
Thursday Jan 12 @ 8 PM. the Kleztraphobix will be at Stain Bar, 766 grand st. bklyn, ny 11211
wwww.stainbar.com 718/387-7840.
Come on down and support live music! We have our good friend Alan Watsky playing with us as well.
This is a great room and hopefully we can get the dance floor going like we did Sat!
See ya Thursday!
Stain Bar L to Grand walk 1 block west.
Årets første klezmerkoncerter Oplev "Nussbaum - Smidl - Ougaard" LIVE
Torsdag d. 12. januar kl. 20:00 :
Verdens Café Mandela, Halmtorvet 13, 1700 V
www.kulturstaldene.dk
Underskønne Mette Smidl og ditto Channe Nussbaum er atter klar til at udfolde sig musikalsk i en grad, så englene synger, og så selv de største og stærkeste buldrebasser på herresiden må kalkulere med risikoen for at få en tåre i øjenkrogen! Også Ø. Ougaard melder sig parat til at give den én over nakken, og dermed kan det hele hurtigt udvikle sig til nogle medrivende aftener, hvor gnisterne vil fyge på de ellers så hyggelige spille- steder, og alle følelser vil komme i spil.
Massel-Tov Trio
80469 München
Jazzbar Vogler, Rumfordstr.
17,200h
T. 089-294662
The Afro-Semitic Experience
Friday, January 13, 6:30 p.m., Dr. Martin Luther King Sabbath service and concert performance at Temple Israel, 14 Coleytown Road, Westport, Connecticut. For more information please call: (203) 227-1293
Aring;rets første klezmerkoncerter Oplev "Nussbaum - Smidl - Ougaard" LIVE
Fredag d. 13. januar kl. 21:30 :
Café Svejk, Smallegade 31, 2000 F
www.cafesvejk.dk
Underskønne Mette Smidl og ditto Channe Nussbaum er atter klar til at udfolde sig musikalsk i en grad, så englene synger, og så selv de største og stærkeste buldrebasser på herresiden må kalkulere med risikoen for at få en tåre i øjenkrogen! Også Ø. Ougaard melder sig parat til at give den én over nakken, og dermed kan det hele hurtigt udvikle sig til nogle medrivende aftener, hvor gnisterne vil fyge på de ellers så hyggelige spille- steder, og alle følelser vil komme i spil.
Matisyahu
8:00pm
Matisyahu in MSG
Saturday, January 14th
New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden supporting O.A.R.
Tickets available here
Aring;rets første klezmerkoncerter Oplev "Nussbaum - Smidl - Ougaard" LIVE
Lørdag d. 14. januar kl. 20:00 :
Ingolfs Kaffebar, Ingolfs Allé 3, 2300S
www.ingolfskaffebar.dk
Underskønne Mette Smidl og ditto Channe Nussbaum er atter klar til at udfolde sig musikalsk i en grad, så englene synger, og så selv de største og stærkeste buldrebasser på herresiden må kalkulere med risikoen for at få en tåre i øjenkrogen! Også Ø. Ougaard melder sig parat til at give den én over nakken, og dermed kan det hele hurtigt udvikle sig til nogle medrivende aftener, hvor gnisterne vil fyge på de ellers så hyggelige spille- steder, og alle følelser vil komme i spil.
The Extreme Klezmer Makeover band
Traditional and untraditional klezmer music
Sunday, Jan 15, 2006 2-4PM.
$20 2 hour concert and terrific refreshments
at Marie and Ken's House Concerts in West Los Angeles.
Call 310-836-0779 for reservations and address.
To start the New Year with zest we invite you to join us for the performance of The David Glukh Klezmer Ensemble on Sunday, January 15th,2005 at 2:30 pm. David Glukh, piccolo trumpet, Victor Prieto, accordion David Keen, violin. Traditional klezmer music along with a few special "fusions" between klezmer and other musical traditions of the world including Irish, Greek, Classical, and Tango. The performance takes place in West Shokan, NY.
For reservations and directions (845)657-6864
$15 donation.
“The music David Glukh Klezmer Ensemble creates is spontaneous and captivating. One can rarely hear something so new and refreshing ... The emotions they through their music are more then just moving; they make you feel the music with all your senses”.International Trumpet Guild Journal
The David Glukh Klezmer Ensemble is one of the most unusual ensembles of it’s kind. Eclectic by repertoire and design, the group is composed of David Glukh (piccolo trumpet), Victor Prietro (accordion), David Keen (violin), Yuval Edoot (percussion), Eddy Khaimovich ( bass). The ensemble has performed worldwide to a critical acclaim. Their performances include ( Irish, Gypsy, Classical, Latin, Jazz, Georgian, Arabic, Chinese, Macedonian, Israeli, Hassidic, Russian, Funk, Tango, Flamenco, Indian etc.) Variety of Radio and TV stations have broadcasted group's performances. In April 2003 the group released its first CD, as recorded live in concert in New York City. Ensemble's new CD, recorded in Award -Winning Bennett Studios is to be released in October 2005.
The Sway Machinery with The Antibalas Horns!!!
a new sensory experience-not to be missed on your life!!!
Wednesday, January 18, 10pm
The New York Jewish Film Festival Director's Party
MAKOR
35 West 67th Street
cover $10
A rare opportunity to hear a world-class klezmer and Yiddish performance in an intimate acoustic setting.
Deborah Strauss and Jeff Warschauer are two of the most beloved performers and teachers in the international klezmer and Yiddish music scene. They were both long-time members of the Klezmer Conservatory Band, and have performed with violinist Itzhak Perlman on film and in concert. As the Strauss/Warschauer Duo, they have performed to overwhelming acclaim in such diverse venues as the Philadelphia Folk Festival, the Jewish Culture Festival in Cracow, the Folksbiene Yiddish Theater in New York City, and the Art of Yiddish in Los Angeles with Theodore Bikel. They lead workshops and classes throughout North America and Europe, are on the faculty of KlezKamp, KlezKanada and KlezFest at the University of London, and are curators of the Columbia University Series on Klezmer Music & Yiddish Song.
KlezFactor
returns to the Toronto show scene after a
hiatus to finish work on "The Golem of Bathurst Manor",
their debut CD.
While this show is not the official CD release, the disc
will be available for "advance purchase".
KlezFactor plays at the Tranzac Club (292 Brunswick Ave.,
just south of Bloor St. W) on Thursday, January 19, 2006
at 8PM. The Tranzac Club is a "Pay-What-You-Can" venue.
The Tradition Continues on the Lower East Side: Experimental Music and the American Jewish Imaginary in 1990s New York City
Tamar Barzel (Wellesley College)
Respondent: Jonathan Freedman (University of Michigan)
Friday, January 20
10 A.M.
Center for Jewish History
15 West 16th Street
New York, NY
For information on this or other events of the Jewish Music Forum, please see the website: www.jewishmusicforum.org, call 212-294-8328 or email the Jewish Music Forum.
Tamar Barzel is Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow in Ethnomusicology at Wellesley
College in Wellesley, MA, where she teaches courses on blues, jazz, pop
music, and punk rock. She received her Ph.D. in Ethnomusicology from the
University of Michigan in 2004 after spending several years in New York
City doing research on the downtown music scene. She is currently at work on a
book manuscript, Radical Jewish Culture: Unsettling Heritage Music on New
York City's 1990s Downtown Music Scene.
Jonathan Freedman is a Professor of English and American Culture at the University of Michigan. He published The Temple of Culture: Assimilation, Aggression, and the Making of Literary Anglo-America (Oxford, 2000) and recently co-edited a collection entitled Jewish in America (Michigan, 2004). He’s currently finishing a book tentatively entitled Klezmer Modernity: Jewish and Other Others.
For information on this or other events of the Jewish Music Forum, please see the website: www.jewishmusicforum.org, call 212-294-8328 or email the Jewish Music Forum.
The Jewish Music Forum is a project of the American Society for Jewish Music hosted at the Center for Jewish History with the support of the American Jewish Historical Society.
The Afro-Semitic Experience
Friday, January 20, 7:00 p.m., Dr. Martin Luther King Sabbath service and performance at The Baltimore Hebrew Congregation, 7401 Park Heights Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland for more info please call 410-764-1587.
Avshalom Farjun (qanun / Israel)
Concerts et rencontres
vendredi 20 et samedi 21 janvier
Bordeaux : Tnba'r, Librairie Mollat, Centre social St Michel
Bien cordialement
et bonne fin d'année à tous
Véronique Duvergie
05 56 94 43 43
Vendredi 20 janvier 2006 à 20h30
Espace Maurice Novarina- Thonon
L’Empereur d’Atlantide (Der Kaiser von Atlantis)
de Viktor Ullmann
avec L'Orchestre des Pays de Savoie
L'Opéra Théâtre de Lyon
Les Solistes de Lyon & Bernard Tétu
Direction musicale Graziella Contratto
Mise en scène André Fornier
Opéra en 1 acte et 4 tableaux
En allemand, surtitré en français
A Atlantide, contrée de légende, l’empereur décrète la guerre générale entre tous ses sujets. Dépassée, la mort décide alors de briser son épée : puisqu’elle n’est plus respectée, les hommes ne pourront plus mourir.
Mais cette vie éternelle ne provoque que souffrance et chaos.
Les hommes supplient la mort de les délivrer…
Etrange histoire que celle de cet opéra de Viktor Ullmann, composé derrière les barbelés du camp de concentration de Terezin. Ce compositeur tchèque, élève d’Arnold Schoenberg, avait été déporté par les nazis dans ce camp où étaient rassemblés de nombreux artistes et musiciens, permettant la création d’une vie musicale de très haute qualité. Terezin fut paradoxalement le lieu d’une effervescence artistique remarquable.
Supposée se dérouler dans une contrée légendaire, la fable imaginée par le librettiste Peter Kien, un autre déporté, ne cesse de faire des allusions au régime hitlérien sous l’apparence d’un conte de fée et du rêve. Entre opéra à numéros et cabaret, L’Empereur d’Atlantide va à l’essentiel.
La musique, poignante, oscille entre Mahler et Weill. Elle emprunte aussi à la polyphonie et au jazz. Elle souligne avec fluidité un livret qui tient à la fois du conte philosophique, du pamphlet surréaliste et du théâtre de tréteaux.
Tous les détails sur www.mal-thonon.org
Klezmer Concert and Silent Auction to benefit the Stanton St. Synagogue of
the Lower East Side, to be held on January 21, from 7:00 - 11:00 pm at the
Lower East Side's Lippman Auditorium, 551 Grand Street. Featured Performers
are Shtreiml and the Village Klezmer Quintet. The auction will include an
incredible array of items from Opera tickets to golf to cooking classes to
package tours. For more information, click here.
Chava Alberstein from Israel and Les Yeux Noirs from France
in a double bill at the George Weston Recital Hall, Toronto
Saturday January 21st 2006, 7:30pm
Centre for the Arts, 5040 Yonge St,
Toronto, Ontario.
Tickets ranging from $25-$75
Ashkenaz Foundation
tel: 416-979-9901
fax: 416-979-0459
www.ashkenazfestival.com
Aring;rets første klezmerkoncerter Oplev "Nussbaum - Smidl - Ougaard" LIVE
Lørdag d. 21. januar kl. 20:00 :
Kafcaféen, Skindergade 3, 1159 K
www.cafeteatret.dk
Underskønne Mette Smidl og ditto Channe Nussbaum er atter klar til at udfolde sig musikalsk i en grad, så englene synger, og så selv de største og stærkeste buldrebasser på herresiden må kalkulere med risikoen for at få en tåre i øjenkrogen! Også Ø. Ougaard melder sig parat til at give den én over nakken, og dermed kan det hele hurtigt udvikle sig til nogle medrivende aftener, hvor gnisterne vil fyge på de ellers så hyggelige spille- steder, og alle følelser vil komme i spil.
Yiddishe Cup
Jan 21
The Ark
Ann Arbor, MI
Avshalom Farjun (qanun / Israel)
Concerts et rencontres
vendredi 20 et samedi 21 janvier
Bordeaux : Tnba'r, Librairie Mollat, Centre social St Michel
Bien cordialement
et bonne fin d'année à tous
Véronique Duvergie
05 56 94 43 43
The Strauss-Warschauer Duo
Klezmer for Kids!
Sunday, January 22 11 AM to 12 PM
Admission $5.00 per person
Hertzl-Ner Tamid
Mercer Island, 3700 East Mercer Way.
A fun and participatory introduction to the world of klezmer music and Yiddish culture for school audiences of all ages and backgrounds. Students sing, dance, and ask and answer questions.
For more information: 206 232-8555
A rare opportunity to hear a world-class klezmer and Yiddish performance in an intimate acoustic setting.
Deborah Strauss and Jeff Warschauer are two of the most beloved performers and teachers in the international klezmer and Yiddish music scene. They were both long-time members of the Klezmer Conservatory Band, and have performed with violinist Itzhak Perlman on film and in concert. As the Strauss/Warschauer Duo, they have performed to overwhelming acclaim in such diverse venues as the Philadelphia Folk Festival, the Jewish Culture Festival in Cracow, the Folksbiene Yiddish Theater in New York City, and the Art of Yiddish in Los Angeles with Theodore Bikel. They lead workshops and classes throughout North America and Europe, are on the faculty of KlezKamp, KlezKanada and KlezFest at the University of London, and are curators of the Columbia University Series on Klezmer Music & Yiddish Song.
On January 23, 2006, Golden Land Concerts will be hosting its 10th annual showcase of Jewish and World Music Performers at the Arts Presenters Conference in New York's Hilton Hotel & Towers, in the Gibson Room on the 2nd Floor.
If you are not participating in the conference and would like to attend the showcase, please give us a call at the office.
In addition to the artists who will take part in the showcase, we will be happy to discuss all the wonderful artists on our distinguished roster when at the Arts Presenters Conference. We'll be in Rhinelander Gallery booth #203.
Moishe Rosenfeld
Golden Land Concerts & Connections, Inc.
45 East 33rd Street - Suite 605
New York, NY 10016
Tel: 212-683-7816 / Fax: 212-213-2033
Golden Land Concerts
3:00 P.M. Golem, pictured Annette Ezikiel and Aaron Diskin.
New York-based GOLEM transforms the music of its Jewish grandparents, making it modern, edgy, sexy and brash; infusing the World Music scene with a breath of fresh air from Eastern Europe. Fronted by accordionist/singer, Annette Ezekiel, and madcap vocalist Aaron Diskin, Golem's explosive onstage attitude makes Klezmer rock.
3:20 P.M. Maria Krupoves
Vivacious Lithuanian folk singing star Maria Krupoves brings love and reverence to the Yiddish songs of the once bustling Jewish community of her native land. Her performance of this material is a truly moving and infectious tribute to those for whom Vilnius had been "The Jerusalem of Lithuania."
3:40 P.M. Mikveh
Mikveh is a super group of the top women in klezmer, including singer Adrienne Cooper, Klezmatics founder Alicia Svigals on fiddle, and charismatic trumpeter Susan Watts of the Hoffman klezmer dynasty. Together, they rock out with sizzling dance music and riveting Yiddish/English songs, both ancestral and brand new.
4:00 P.M. Pharaoh's Daughter, pictured
5:00 P.M. Debbie Friedman
Debbie Friedman is a towering figure of contemporary American Jewish music, whose songs are, for many, integral to celebrating their Jewish identity. She is a charismatic performer, whose concerts, whether in Carnegie Hall, in performing arts venues or synagogues worldwide, bring communities together, and audiences to their feet.
5:20 P.M. The Afro-Semitic Experience, pictured
A dynamic ensemble of African-American and Jewish-American musicians, the Afro-Semitic Experience is dedicated to preserving, promoting and expanding the rich cultural and musical heritage of the Jewish and African Diaspora. The combination of their sophisticated jazz artistry, wit, and reverence for the material creates a moving, one-of-a-kind musical experience.
5:40 P.M. Theresa Tova
Theresa Tova is a classy, jazzy and deliciously sensuous performer. From the Broadway musical stage to concert and Jazz venues around the world this towering, pan-cultural jazz-cabaret diva delivers sexy new Yiddish sounds and sensitive interpretations of American standards in a velvety voice that touches the soul.
6:00 P.M. Margot Leverett and the Klezmer Mountain Boys, pictured
This innovative all-star klezmer/bluegrass fusion band crosses the boundaries of Jewish/World/Bluegrass/Jamband to draw and delight diverse audiences of all ages. Featured in the Paul Taylor Dance Company's new work "Klezmerbluegrass", Margot Leverett and the Klezmer Mountain Boys are attracting international acclaim. Concerts and educational programs available.
6:20 P.M. Julie Silver
Acclaimed Jewish singer/songwriter Julie Silver has riveted audiences with her unforgettable voice, impeccable comic timing, dazzling guitar work for over twenty years. One of the freshest performers on the folk/rock scene today, her crossover debut album, Notes From Montana (featuring Helen Hunt) is widening her audience and appeal.
6:40 P.M. Balkan Beat Box
Balkan Beat Box blends music from the Middle East, North Africa, the Balkans and Eastern Europe with modern beats. Their style ranges from dub, electronic, and klezmer to hip-hop and punk. Formed by producer/drummer Tamir Muskat and Ori Kaplan, this music isn't meant to be merely listened to, it needs to be experienced.
Massel-Tov
85276 Pfaffenhofen
Aula des Schyren-Gymnasiums,
Niederscheyerer Str. 4
19.30h
Charming Hostess
Friday 27 & Sat 28 January
8pm
Creative Alliance
presented by Charm City Club
3134 Eastern Ave
Baltimore, MD
"Their voices radiate female energy and their singing transforms the spirit." —San Francisco Chronicle
"Eisenberg's songs are hilarious and touching-they run the gamut from hard-edged and powerful to sweet and soulful." —New Yorker
The Afro-Semitic Experience
Friday, January 27, 8:00. p.m., Temple Beth El of North Westchester, 220 South Bedford Road, Chappaqua, New York. For more information please call 914-238-3928.
Charming Hostess
Friday 27 & Sat 28 January
8pm
Creative Alliance
presented by Charm City Club
3134 Eastern Ave
Baltimore, MD
"Their voices radiate female energy and their singing transforms the spirit." —San Francisco Chronicle
"Eisenberg's songs are hilarious and touching-they run the gamut from hard-edged and powerful to sweet and soulful." —New Yorker
The Bridge Institute
Presents M-SOUL - Motzei Shabbat Openmic of Univeral Language
Saturday night, January 28, 8 pm.
Featuring: saxophonist, Andrew Lamb
In the international city of NYC, a new program
designed to promote the art of improvisation, uniting
all citizens from every walk of life.
A night of improvisational music featuring
professional and local musicians from all over NYC.
All are welcome to come and perform with the house
band or with new people. The only requirement is to
speak universal language, there is no singing, its all
about the music! All styles of music are encouraged,
including blues, jazz, klezmir, funk, etc.
With house band - drummer- Shawn Hill (P-Funk),
bassist- Alvin, and guitarist - Jason Caplan
(Naqshon’s Leap)
If you would like to perform, please e-mail NYC Bridge,
or sign-up when you arrive, 1st
come, 1st serve basis.
at: Congregation Washington Heights
179th and Pinehurst
take the “A” train to 181, make a left 10 179th and
make a right to the shul, on the corner, entrance on
the side.
Future shows will showcase major recording artists
from the jazz industry. Check out www.nycbridge.com
for past shows under “Galleries”
Admissions - $10 at the door
Folksbiene Theatre Presents:
Redolent of the delicious tastes, sounds and smells of Jewish cooking, Esn is literally a songfeast in Yiddish, English and Yinglish; a full menu of food and drink in poetry, music and cooking, all right on stage. Stick around after the show and sample the delicacies. Featuring the internationally renowned Klezmer musicians: Frank London, Adrienne Cooper and Lorin Sklamberg
WHERE: JCC in Manhattan 334 Amsterdam Ave at 76th St.
WHEN: Saturday, January 28, 2006 8 PM AND Sunday, January
29, 2006 3 PM
PRICE: $25
For further info: 212-213-2120
or email Folksbiene Yiddish Theatre
www.folksbiene.org
Alicia Svigals presents a Family Klezmer Concert on Jan 29, 11 am at Park Ave Synagogue(50 E 87th St) in NYC to benefit the Solomon Schechter School of Manhattan. Tickets are $15 in advance and $18 at the door(crawlers free). Tickets can be purchased in advance through ejewishtickets.com.
Featuring fabulous Israeli vocalist Magda Fishman!
Folksbiene Theatre Presents:
Redolent of the delicious tastes, sounds and smells of Jewish cooking, Esn is literally a songfeast in Yiddish, English and Yinglish; a full menu of food and drink in poetry, music and cooking, all right on stage. Stick around after the show and sample the delicacies. Featuring the internationally renowned Klezmer musicians: Frank London, Adrienne Cooper and Lorin Sklamberg
WHERE: JCC in Manhattan 334 Amsterdam Ave at 76th St.
WHEN: Saturday, January 28, 2006 8 PM AND Sunday, January
29, 2006 3 PM
PRICE: $25
For further info: 212-213-2120
or email Folksbiene Yiddish Theatre
www.folksbiene.org
Theo Bikel
performs a benefit concert for
Komets Alef Aw
A new program introducing children to
Yiddish culture through song and drama.
Saturday, February 11, 2006 at 8:00PM
Adat Ari El
12020 Burbank Blvd., Valley Village 91607
Tickets: Mentsh: $18 (Rear); Meyvin: $36 (Middle); Makher: $100 (Front)
Send name, address, phone number and payment to:
Adat Ari El, Attn: Andrea Fuchs, 12020 Burbank Blvd., Valley Village, CA 91607
Please include a note indicating that the payment is for the Theo Bikel Concert.
Make checks payable to Adat Ari El.
No cash or credit cards.
All tickets will be held at the door.
For more information, call (818) 755-3480 x223.
Sponsors:
Yiddishkayt Los Angeles,
L.A. Yiddish Culture Club,
The Sholem Community,
Bureau of Jewish Education,
Workmen's Circle/Arbeter Ring,
California Institute for Yiddish Culture & Language;
Valley Cities Jewish Community Center,
Valley Yiddish Culture Club,
S.F.C. Na'amat USA,
Adat Ari El,
Hadassah,
ORT
Charming Hostess
Sunday 29 January
10pm
Tonic
107 Norfolk Street
NYC
"Their voices radiate female energy and their singing transforms the spirit." —San Francisco Chronicle
"Eisenberg's songs are hilarious and touching-they run the gamut from hard-edged and powerful to sweet and soulful." —New Yorker
Amit Arieli
Album release tour: New Old Klezmer
Jan 30, 9 pm
Mandello
Istituto Resistenza
Free
Tel. + 0341 708111
7:00 PM at Barbes (Brooklyn)
376 9th St., Park Slope, Brooklyn
Tuesday evening, January 31st
other info go to: www.barbesbrooklyn.com
Pete Rushefsky (tsimbl), Michael Winograd (clarinet), & Rima Fand (violin): Pete Rushefsky is one of the leading exponents of the klezmer tsimbl/cimbalom, a hammered dulcimer employing over 100 strings to create a harp-like sonority. Michael Winograd is one of the hottest new reed players and composers on the NY music scene and has played with the Klezmatics, Frank London, Aaron Alexander, Joe Morris, as well as directing the Boston-based ensemble Khevre. Rima Fand is a brilliant fiddler and songstress who co-leads the Luminescient Orchestrii, played for years with Church of Betty and has composed for many dance and theater companies in the NY area.
The ensemble will play original material, tunes collected by Moldavian Jewish musicians who emigrated to NY (Joseph Moskowitz and German Goldenshteyn), and more!
From Manhattan, Take the last car of the F subway train to 7th Avenue, Brooklyn.
Exit at the southwest corner exit. Make a u-turn and walk downhill on 9th
street towards 6th Avenue. Barbes is on your left at 376 9th Street, a couple
of stores in from the corner of 6th Avenue.
Dans le précédent message, l'adresse du concert de Yankele le mardi 31
janvier à 20h en collaboration avec les élèves et professeurs de l'école de
musique d'Alfortville était éronée, voici la bonne (c'est du sûr cette fois!):
-148 avenue Paul Vaillant Couturier à Alfortville
Pour les réservations et renseignements :
tél . : 01 43 75 09 92 (numéro du secrétariat de l'école de musique).
1 - Pour l'accès au concert :
RER station Maisons Alfort - Alfortville- RER D
à pied : 10 mn - marcher direction de la mairie -
la rue Paul Vaillant Couturier est la rue principale qui traverse tout le
long d'Alfortville, et longe le square de la mairie
- le numéro 148 est côté nord de la mairie : au delà de la mairie quand on
vient du RER.
Au 148 : cour intérieure, salle à gauche.
Amit Arieli
Album release tour: New Old Klezmer
Jan 31, 9 pm
Castelfranco di Sotto
Teatro
Free
Tel. + 39 0571/489580