KlezCalendar

Gran concierto de Rosh Hashaná.

Como es habitual la Orquesta Kef palpita la llegada del año nuevo, bien arriba, brindando un show abierto donde todos podrán disfrutar de la música y el clima de fiesta en las calles porteñas.

Este año la cita es el Domingo 17 de Septiembre a las 18.00 hs. en la Plaza de Costa Rica y Armenia (Capital Federal)

El recital de Kef dará el cierre al evento “5767 deseos para un mundo mejor”. La actividad está organizada por YOK y se desarrollará durante el 16 y 17 de Septiembre en el barrio de Palermo.

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the free outdoor finale Jewzapalooza, which draws thousands, and this year features Israeli hip-hop artist Hadag Nachash, David Broza, Neshama Carlebach, Pharaoh's Daughter, Yosi Piamenta, SoCalled (pictured here) and more.

Sunday, September 17, 2006
New york, NY
Jewzapalooza
Riverside Park @ 72nd Street
12:00 PM / FREE

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Yiddishe Cup
Sep 17
Windsor JCC
Windsor, Ontario, Canada
2 p.m. concert.
$.
519-873-1772
www.jewishwindsor.org

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Klingon Klezmer
Sunday - 9/17: Adams County heritage Festival, Gettysburg, PA, more info soon - free!

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di bostoner klezmer Waltham, MA, Sunday, September 17th, 7 P.M.,
Temple Israel, 25 Harvard Street, Waltham
Admission: $10

dbk is back by popular demand to Temple Israel's Coffee House series with
spirited Yiddish instrumental and vocal music including seven varied and
wonderful tunes composed by trombonist/medodica-ist Brian Bender and
accordionist/keyboardist Matt Wulf. Walzes, terkishers, a doyne, horas,
bulgars, nigunim....

Directions: www.tbiwaltham.org. The shul is in back of the
Hannaford's supermarket on Main Street/Route 20 near the intersection of
Route 117 and close to Route 128.

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A mol iz geven a mayse—Once upon a time
A CONCERT OF YIDDISH SONGS in Cambridge, MA

Sunday, September 17, 7:30 PM
at Harvard Hillel, Rabb Hall (52 Mt. Auburn St.)

Monday, September 18, 7:30 PM,
at Adams House, Upper Common Room
(C entryway, 26 Plympton St.), 2nd floor.

Come hear Yiddish songs from Eastern Europe and America, performed by Asya Vaisman, Yuri Vedenyapin and RecKlez—the Harvard Klezmer Band. From songs of the underworld to bitter songs of love, Yiddish culture expresses everything with music.

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The Klezmatics
Please join us for the Klezmatics show at Park West in Chicago!

Susan McKeown and Boo Reiners will be in tow for this program featuring material from the Klezmatics Woody Guthrie cds.

Sunday, September 17
7:30pm
The Klezmatics
with La Mar Enfortuna
Only $15!

As part of The Chicago World Music Festival
Park West
322 West Armitage Ave
Chicago, IL 60614
(773) 929-1322, (773) 929-5959, (312) 440-9191

Purchase tickets via the internet and at the door. www.ticketmaster.com

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Slavic Soul Party!

9/17 - The 'Sco at Oberlin College (Oberlin, OH)
8pm
www.oberlin.edu/stuorg/sco
directions:
www.oberlin.edu/stuorg/sco/directions.htm
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GOLDENSHTEYN TRIBUTE CONCERT/DANCE PARTY AT Southpaw!

Goldenshteyn Tribute Ensemble Featuring: Frank London, Jeff Warchauer, Margot Leverett, Susan Watts, Aaron Alexander, Alicia Svigals, Alex Kontorovich and many more

The Goldenshteyn Tribute Ensemble will begin at 8 PM on Sunday September 17th at Southpaw. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door. Buy Tickets Now: www.METPO.com/tickets

Southpaw
125 Fifth Ave.
Brooklyn, NY
718 230 0236 www.spsounds.com

German Goldenshteyn, a Holocaust survivor and Red Army veteran, notated over 800 melodies in the 40 years that he played Jewish weddings along the Ukrainian border with Moldavia, before moving to Brooklyn in 1994. He recorded his first CD “A Living Tradition” just before his tragic untimely death last month at age 71, and had a second CD on the way, along with plans for concerts and workshops in Poland, Germany, and Canada.

Now some of New York’s and the world’s finest klezmer musicians are teaming up to play a tribute concert and dance party featuring the amazing melodies German taught them all. All proceeds go to his widow, Mina, their daughter, Klava Rozentul, son-in-law Borya, and grandson Alex.

Directed by clarinetist Alex Kontorovich, the evening will feature such renowned artists as Frank London, Jeff Warschauer, Margot Leverett, Susan Watts, Aaron Alexander, and Alicia Svigals, with many surprise guests throughout the night.

Just try sitting still while listening to German’s collection of melodies!

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