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"Let My People Sing:" a
groundbreaking Passover festival celebrating freedom, Jewish life, art and culture
will be in Los Angeles, April 8-16, 2006.
For further info: Tel: 818-760-1077
Web: www.letmypeoplesing.com/main.html
The Chassidic Jazz Project performs at The Arturo Sandoval Jazz Club on April 15-16. Sets are at 8PM & 10:30PM.
Sat, Sun 4/15-16, 8 & 10:30pm
Reuben Hoch & The Chassidic Jazz Project
Arturo Sandoval Jazz Club
Deauville Hotel
6701 Collins Ave.
Miami Beach, FL
Pharaoh's Daughter
APRIL 15th (BROOKLYN)
Southpaw 125 5th Avenue $10
With Jfrej pitch, The Shondes, Jason Trachtenburg, Tricrotic
Doors open 8p.m. Show 9p.m.
Saturday, April 15 at 8:30 pm
"Music, Mayses...and Matse?!"
at the Workmen's Circle/Arbeter ring
1525 S. Robertson Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90035
tel 310.552.2007
Tickets are $15 for Workmen’s Circle members, and $20 for nonmembers. Get $2 off per ticket if your paid ticket order is received at Workmen’s Circle by the end of the day Thursday, April 13. Sorry, no phone reservations accepted for this concert.
We present three world-renowned virtuoso musicians�Yale Strom (violin), Elizabeth Schwartz (vocals), and Mark Dresser (contrabass)—in "Music, Mayses...and Matse?!" in a rare L. A. appearance at Workmen's Circle. Drawing from both traditional and nontraditional Yiddish and klezmer music to celebrate Khol Amoyd Peysekh, these three musicians epitomize world-class performance level in their areas of expertise. Yale Strom is the world's leading artist-ethnographer of klezmer music and culture; Elizabeth Schwartz is renowned for her timbre and interpretation of new and traditional Yiddish song; Mark Dresser is acknowledged as one of the world's leading jazz bassists- composers and has been playing klezmer with Strom since 1982.