Saturday, March 25, 8pm
Sunday, March 26: workshops 1-3:30; concert 4pm
Special Guests include:
Michael Alpert
Rosalie Gerut
Deborah Strauss
Jeff Warschauer
In this finale to the KlezmerShack's 10th Anniversary, we are pleased to co-sponsor the Klezmer Conservatory Band, plus alumni from over 25 years of yiddish and klezmer musical magic. In addition to the concerts, there will be a mini-Jewish music festival Sunday afternoon featuring everything from "A Taste of Yiddish" to Yiddish song, klezmer, Eastern European Jewish Dancing, klezmer workshops for beginners through advanced musicians, and, of course, a panel discussion on the future of Jewish music.
$22 general; $20 JCC Member
Seniors and students $2 off single ticket price
Youth Ticket $16 General $14 JCC Member
Festival Pass - concert plus workshops $25 general $23 JCC Member
Co-sponsored by the Leventhal-Sidman JCC, Brookline Workmen's Circle, and the KlezmerShack
Concerts
Saturday, March 25, 2006 8pm
Sunday, March 26, 2006 Concert 4:00pm
Workshop Schedule
Sunday, March 26, 2006 1:30-3:40 Workshops
Dance, sing, play music or learn to kibbutz in Yiddish with these
entertaining and informative workshops. This is a unique opportunity
to participate in interactive workshops with some of the greatest
talents on today's Klezmer scene (including the maintainer of this website!)
1:30–2:30pm: Eastern European Yiddish Dance—Learn to dance with
an "old world flavor". Michael Alpert, world-renowned vocalist and
member of the legendary Band, Brave Old World, leads this unique
dance workshop. All Levels Welcome!
1:30–2:30 pm: Instant Klezmer—Play klezmer music in a flash. Bring
your instrument and participate in this great opportunity to learn
from the master, Hankus Netsky, founder of KCB and one of the leaders
of the klezmer revival.
1:30–2:30pm: FidlKapelye—This workshop geared for all bowed
instruments and tsimbl, will focus on learning music by ear and
playing in a fluid, dynamic and interactive way. Please bring your
instrument to this session led by Klezmer musician Deborah Strauss.
1:30–2:30pm: Taste of Yiddish—Yiddish for the non-Yiddish
speaker. Schlep over to the JCC for a nosh of this Hamish language
with Workmen's Circle Yiddish instructor Dovid Braun
2:40–3:40pm: Yiddish Sing-Along—Experience the power and poetry of
Yiddish folk music with Workmen's Circle music director Lisa
Gallatin. Singers of all levels are welcome.
2:40–3:40 pm: Klezmer Jam—Bring your instrument and jam with JCC
Klezmer Band instructor Barry Shapiro. All levels welcome
2:40–3:40 pm: Round Table Discussion: Klezmer Revival, Nu? What's
Next...—Join KCB's Hankus Netsky, duo Jeff Warschauer and Deborah
Strauss, BOW's Michael Alpert and KlezmerShacks'Ari Davidow for
an informative and entertaining discussion about Jewish music. Free
Event
Workshop Fee: JCC Members: $5 per workshop; General: $7 per workshop
Concerts: JCC Members $20; General $22;
Youth: JCC Members $14; General $16
Festival Pass (concert plus workshops): JCC Members $24; General $23
Pre-registration recommended. Please call 617-558-6486 for
registration information
Concert information call 617-965-5226
Matisyahu
Birthday party/fundraiser for Congregation Tehillah,
Riverdale's Dynamic Synagogue. It's a celebration of five
years of community. The klezmer dance concert will feature
The 
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the 2nd International Jewish Music festival-seminar in Moscow
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Fishel Bresler & Shelley Katsh
Friday March 24-March 26, The 
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