The Moors, Hastings Old Town, UK, 2 September 2011
THE MOORS continue their summer/autumn gig schedule at
The Jenny Lind, High Street, Hastings Old Town
on Friday 2nd September, starting at 8:30pm
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THE MOORS continue their summer/autumn gig schedule at
The Jenny Lind, High Street, Hastings Old Town
on Friday 2nd September, starting at 8:30pm
The Bay Area-based Jewish Music Festival is pleased to announce that the Ger Mandolin Orchestra, 2011 project that we commissioned and premiered as part of the 26th JMF will perform in Poland, as part of the Y.B Singer festival:
Gora Kalwaria: Sept. 3rd, Saturday, 8PM (after Shabbat) at the Tzadik Synagogue.
The Bay Area-based Jewish Music Festival is pleased to announce that the Ger Mandolin Orchestra, 2011 project that we commissioned and premiered as part of the 26th JMF will perform in Poland, as part of the Y.B Singer festival:
Warsaw: Sept. 4th, Sunday, 5 PM at the Nozyk Synagogue
A workshop & a BYOM (bring your own mandolin)on Sunday in the Nozyk Synagogue 11AM- 2:30PM
The Andy Statman Trio with Special Guest Will Holshouser (accordionist-about-town with everyone from Regina Carter to David Krakauer)
Tuesday 6 September, 9pm
The Charles Street Synagogue
53 Charles at West 4th Street
Greenwich Village, NYC
fresh videos from our recent show on Cape Cod @ www.youtube.com/derechamuno
July 9th, 7pm: Yale Strom, Jeff Pekarek and Elizabeth Schwartz in concert at Templar's Hall in Poway, CA for a klezmer concert as part of the SD Folk Song Society. The concert will include traditional and original klezmer and Yiddish music, as well as rare compositions by Dave Tarras, "The Benny Goodman of Klezmer". For more info. go to www.sdfolkheritage.org
Mishkalé
Sep 7, 2011, 21:30
La Piazza dei Mestieri
via J. Durandi
Torino, Italy
JAZZ RABBI’S THURSDAY NIGHT INVITATIONAL
Jazz Rabbi Greg Wall is hosting his Thursday night series of mystical learning and jazz. The nights begins with his popular class, “The Art Of Judaism”, featuring the work of Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzato, Rav Kook, and the Rav HaNazir at 7:30pm, and then continues with a concert featuring one of Rabbi Wall’s bands at 8:30pm.
The class is free, the cover charge for the concert is $10 unless otherwise noted.
September 8 – Later Prophets performing ‘HaOrot: The Lights of Rav Kook’
Sixth Street Synagogue
325 E. Sixth Street
New York, NY 10003
More info: sixthstreetsynagogue.org
Tel: 212.473.3665
Thursday Sept 8 "Hardly Strictly Klezmer," also featuring a capella singers Vocolot, at the Freight & Salvage, 2020 Addison St. near Shattuck, Berkeley CA (near Berkeley BART). Show at 8 PM
www.thefreight.org/event/2011/09
Thursday 8 September
Doors open 7pm; Concert starts 9pm
The Green Note, Camden
106 Parkway, London NW1 7AN
All welcome for the London Klezmer Quartet's concert of new arrangements & compositions plus old favourites at the Green Note. Come early and dine at this fine vegetarian cafe and music venue.
Tickets £10 from www.wegottickets.com/evenue/480
Transport: Camden Town tube
The Andy Statman Trio with Special Guest Will Holshouser (accordionist-about-town with everyone from Regina Carter to David Krakauer)
Thursday 8 September, 10pm
Barbés in Brooklyn
376 9th St Brooklyn NY 11215
barbesbrooklyn.com
fresh videos from our recent show on Cape Cod @ www.youtube.com/derechamuno
Friday, September 9, 7:30-10:00pm, Klezmer Brass performs outdoors at Off the Grid, Fort Mason, San Francisco. Street food fair with 30+ food trucks and tents. No charge for the music.
More info: offthegridsf.com/.
Klezmatics 25th Anniversary Tour
Saturday, September 10th
Take Me To The River Festival
Hastings-On-Hudson NY
Directions, tix, more info: klezamtics.com
Tour/CD kickstarter campaign: www.kickstarter.com
SOCALLED at NY GYPSY FEST (Sleepover Record Launch)
Saturday, September 10 · 8:00pm
DROM
85 Avenue A
New York, NY
check out the record: socalledmtl.bandcamp.com/album/sleepover
tix at: www.boomset.com/apps/eventpage/356
info: www.dromnyc.com/events/1056/socalled-cd-release-concert
more on Gypsy Fest: www.nygypsyfest.com
Branford Folk Music Society
Sept. 10, 2011, 8:30pm
Strauss/Warschauer Duo
Deb Strauss and Jeff Warschauer's performances are an integrated and intimate blend of songs, translations and instrumental music grounded in tradition, yet thoroughly contemporary. They draw from Klezmer, Yiddish, Hasidic and liturgical music and culture, adding their own original compositions and song settings. As they sing and play in shifting combinations of violin, guitar, mandolin and accordion, they create a dynamic atmosphere with an exceptional range of feeling from delicate and refined to exuberant and foot-stomping. Deborah Strauss will be leading dancing for all who wish to join in! Hank Savin, Teller of Jewish stories opens the show.
Admission: $15 for nonmembers, $12 for members, $5 for kids 12 and under
Branford Folk Coffeehouse
First Congregational Church of Branford
1009 Main Street, Branford, CT.
Special start time for this concert only - 8:30 pm
Hall is wheelchair accessible.
For more information call 203-488-7715 or 203-248-0291.
Email Branford Folk Coffeehouse
Web: folknotes.org/branfordfolk
Lori Cahan-Simon will be giving a concert there this Sunday, accompanied by Walt Mahovlich (Harmonia) on accordion, performing a program of Yiddish favorites, theater and folksongs, as well as songs for the Fall holidays, mostly from my repertoire of virtually forgotten material from the secular schools in the U.S., Canada, Russia, Poland, Argentina and Mexico.
Sunday, September 11, 2:00pm - 3:30pm
Sabes JCC Auditorium
4330 S. Cedar Lake Road
Minneapolis, Minnesota
admission $5 (tickets at the door)
Dessert reception follows event
Call Annalee Odessky at 952.544.5423 with questions.
Sunday, September 11, 2011, 2PM to 3PM on the World Stage at the Takoma Park Folk Festival
Takoma Park Middle School
7611 Piney Branch Rd.
Takoma Park, MD 20912
This year we'll debut a set of new arrangements of traditional and recently composed klezmer music.
We always love playing the TPFF; always a good time with lots of great music, crafts, arts and idead. We look forward to seeing you there.
For more information (directions, complete program, etc) on the festival: www.tpff.org
Klezmer in the Park
Sunday 11 September, 1-5pm
Regents Park, London
Regents Park Bandstand, London NW1
FREE
Hopkele Productions (Ilana Cravitz & Guy Schalom) lead dancing with non-stop live music.
1.00 The Yiddish Twist Orchestra
1.50 Shir
2.40 The Matzoh Boys
3.30 Los Desterrados
4.20 She'Koyokh Klezmer Ensemble
Tuesday, September 13
The East Village Klezmer Festival Returns!
A Weekly Celebration of Yiddish Culture and Music
6:00 PM Klezmer Masterclass for musicians of all levels and instruments, taught by drummer Aaron Alexander.
7:00 PM Learn Conversational Yiddush with Dmitri Slepovitch!
8:00 PM Concert featuring violin virtuoso Jake Shulman-Ment and Band, followed by a klezmer jam session. Cover is $15 (drink included)
Sixth Street Synagogue
325 E. Sixth Street
New York, NY 10003
212.473.3665
More info: sixthstreetsynagogue.org
The series are co-sponsored by Workmen’s Circle/Arbeiter Ring of NY, Living Traditions/Klez Kamp, and Center for Traditional Music and Dance.
Klezmatics 25th Anniversary Tour
Tuesday, September 13th, 7:30pm
Regattabar at the Charles Hotel
Cambridge MA
Tix, info, directions: www.getshowtix.com/regattabar/moreinfo.cgi?id=2406
Tour/CD kickstarter campaign: www.kickstarter.com
Yaeko Miranda Elmaleh CD Release Show
Club Passim in Harvard Square
September 13, 2011 at 8:00 PM
KCB's violinist celebrates her first klezmer CD release with Michael McLaughlin, Brandon Seabrook and Ariel Friedman.
yaekoplaysviolin.com
The Andy Statman Trio
Bill Monroe's 100th's Birthday Celebration!
Tuesday 13 September, 9pm
The Charles Street Synagogue
53 Charles at West 4th Street
Greenwich Village, NYC
fresh videos from our recent show on Cape Cod @ www.youtube.com/derechamuno
Klezmatics 25th Anniversary Tour
CD release party
Wednesday, September 14th, 8pm
Highline Ballroom
431 W 16th St
New York, NY 10011
between 9th and 10th Ave
(212) 414-5994
Tix, info: www.highlineballroom.com
Tour/CD kickstarter campaign: www.kickstarter.com
Sep 14, 2001, 9:00 PM Tzadik Radical Jewish Culture Festival!
A celebration of avant-garde and experimental Jewish music, featuring Basya Schechter's 'Choomesh Lider'
Sixth Street Synagogue
325 E. Sixth Street
New York, NY 10003
212.473.3665
More info: sixthstreetsynagogue.org
Thursday September 15
12:30--Lunchtime
Yerba Buena Gardens Festival
Mission btw 3rd and 4th
San Francisco, CA
Grab a picnic blanket and venture out into the freezing fog, as we reprise the Bowls Project at Yerba Buena Gardens. So awesome to be back there around the harvest moon for more apocalyptic intimate good times! BYOHotchocolate or dance with us to stay warm!
Peace,
Charming Hostess
Thursday September 15, 7:00PM-10:00PM
Special Bessarabian Tantshoyz Yiddish Dance Party & Artist Interview
Featuring master clarinetist Isaac Sadigursky with Michael Alpert
Admission $10
Ukrainian East Village Restaurant
140 Second Ave. in Manhattan by St. Mark's Place
Lace up your dancing shoes for a special Tantshoyz Yiddish Dance Party featuring the Sadigursky Wedding Band and Michael Alpert. Born in Belts, Moldova, the Los Angeles-based clarinetist/accordionist Isaac Sadigursky is one of the last remaining links to the Bessarabian klezmer tradition and its rich Ottoman/Balkan-influenced repertoire. Sadigursky will lead an all-star band featuring trumpeter Frank London, violinist Jake Shulman-Ment, bassist Benjy Fox-Rosen, and son Sam Sadigursky on reeds. Dancing will be led by klezmer revival pioneer Michael Alpert, who will interview Sadigursky at the beginning of the program. Folks new to Yiddish Dance absolutely welcome!
Presented in partnership with the Workmen's Circle.
For more information about upcoming events, go to The Center for Traditional Music and Dance website or call (or email) Pete Rushefsky at 212-571-1555, ext. 36 (office) or 917-326-9659 (cell).
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Thursday, September 15 @ 7pm
Birchbark Books and Kenwood Cafe 2115 West 21st St, Mpls, MN 55405, 612-374-4023:
In "Seeing Israeli and Jewish Dance", choreographer, dancer, and dance scholar Judith Brin Ingber collects wide-ranging essays and many remarkable photographs to explore the evolution of Jewish dance through two thousand years of Diaspora, in communities of amazing variety and amid changing traditions. Join Judith at the cafe from 6-7pm for a simple supper for $9.95. More about Judith and the reading. http://www.facebook.com
birchbarkbooks.com
Alicia Svigals Fiddle Express
with accordionist Patrick Farrell and bassist Jim Whitney
Thursday, September 15, 7:30 PM
Performing Arts Center, Recital Hall
University at Albany, SUNY
1400 Washington Avenue, Albany, NY 12222
Directions: www.albany.edu/pac/directions_&_parking.shtml
More info: www.albany.edu/pac/11-12_press_releases/alicia_svigals.shtml
Tickets are $15 for the general public, $12 for seniors and UAlbany faculty & staff and $10 for students and are available by calling the Box Office at (518) 442-3997. This program is presented by the UAlbany Performing Arts Center in conjunction with the Center for Jewish Studies as a prelude to its year-long series Jews Along the Hudson. More information on the series can be found at www.albany.edu/jewishstudies. Additional support has been provided by the UAlbany Foundation, Alumni Association and Holiday Inn Express.
JAZZ RABBI’S THURSDAY NIGHT INVITATIONAL
Jazz Rabbi Greg Wall is hosting his Thursday night series of mystical learning and jazz. The nights begins with his popular class, “The Art Of Judaism”, featuring the work of Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzato, Rav Kook, and the Rav HaNazir at 7:30pm, and then continues with a concert featuring one of Rabbi Wall’s bands at 8:30pm.
The class is free, the cover charge for the concert is $10 unless otherwise noted.
September 15 – Jazz Talmud, featuring Jake Marmer
Sixth Street Synagogue
325 E. Sixth Street
New York, NY 10003
Tel: 212.473.3665
More info: sixthstreetsynagogue.org
Monajat, A commissioned multimedia work by Galeet Dardashti
Granoff Music Center
Tufts University
Medford, MA
September 15, 2011, 8 pm
Monajat is inspired by Selihot, the poetic prayers of forgiveness recited during the month preceding the Jewish High Holidays according to Middle Eastern tradition. This period of deep reflection and spiritual preparation serves as a backdrop for Dardashti’s time-specific concert and program. The first-time U.S. presentation of Monajat combines participatory workshops, talks, prayer services, and other educational programs to enhance the spiritual and cultural experience. Dardashti, a performer and anthropologist of Iranian descent, re-imagines the Selihot ritual in collaboration with an acclaimed ensemble of Jewish and Muslim musicians, an electronic soundscape, and dynamic video projections by video artist and designer Dmitry Kmelnitsky.
Dardashti’s acclaimed ensemble of musicians includes Omer Avital (oud, bass, vocals), Amir ElSaffar (santour, vocals), Tal Ronen (bass, vocals) and Dafer Tawil (percussion, violin, ney, oud, vocals).
Presented by: Boston Jewish Music Festival and New Center for Arts and Culture
Co-sponsored by: Jewish Women's Archive
The Foundation for Jewish Culture and its league of performing arts presenters have commissioned Monajat (Fervent Prayer), a multimedia concert by composer, singer, and scholar Galeet Dardashti which will tour the United States in September 2011. Monajat, an evening of Middle Eastern musical poetry, inaugurates the New Jewish Culture Network, an initiative to create and deliver outstanding Jewish music and other art forms to audiences in the U.S. and beyond.
For further info: jewishculture.org/music-touring-network/
Klezmer Keilidh
Friday 16 September, 7.30pm
Greyladyes Arts Foundation,
Bursledon, Southampton, Hampshire SO31 8BX
Dance and music fun for all the family, with Ilana calling the dances and the London Klezmer Quartet providing the music.
Part of the Hampshire Hog the Limelight rural touring scheme.
Tickets and info 023 8040 4649
SqueezeBox Slam: Including the Big Stroll & Concert
Saturday, September 17 · 12:00pm - 3:00pm
Be part of the Boston area's first accordion & concertina festival on Sept. 17th! Squeezebox players of all shapes, sizes and musical interests are invited to come to Somerville and play/stroll/set up camp in the city's public spaces and parks from 12-3. No jury, no curation, kind of a flash mob for musicians. We are calling it "The Big Stroll". Then from 3-6 we will be hosting a free concert in Union Square as part of ArtsUnion. Produced by ARTSomerville, the Nave Gallery, and Michael McLaughlin. Made possible because of the awesome support of the Somerville Arts Council.
The Concert at Union Square goes from 3-6.
More information about the event, including parking, logistics, etc, can be found via Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=245570485470802
The Concord Players
Improvisation, or The Shepard's Chameleon
An absurd comic satire by Eugene Ionesco
Music by Midnight Ride Klezmer
Sat Sept 17, 3pm
51 Walden Street
Concord MA
The Unternationale feat. Daniel Kahn, Psoy Korolenko & Michael Alpert
Thursday, September 22,
Skokie Theatre
7924 N. Lincoln Ave.
Skokie, IL 8:00pm - 10:30pm
The Unternationale is Detroit born, Berlin transplant singer-songwriter Daniel Kahn and legendary Moscow avantgarde song bard Psoy Korolenko, performing songs in that draw on obscure Russian folk tunes, Hasidic niggunim and Yiddish workers marches from first quarter of the 20th Century and the last quarter of the 19th.
More info: www.kfarcenter.org/events/the-unternationale
Fleet Street Klezmer@Hyde Park Street Fair
Saturday, September 17, 7:30pm - 10:30pm
Community Stage, Hyde Park Street Fair
Boise, Idaho
FINALLY! Hyde Park Street Fair is not on a major Jewish holiday, so we can come out and perform for one of Boise's best 'known' secrets! Hyde Park Street Fair is one of the most fun late summer events around with excellent music, dance, vendors and probably more patchouli than you could shake a stick at! But hey, that's cool with us! Come see us, 7:30pm on Saturday Sept. 17th at the Community Stage as we klez up Hyde Park!
Saturday, September 17, 7:00-9:00 pm, >Ellis Island Old World Folk Band performs at High Street Station in Alameda. Klezmer, Yiddish vocals, American tunes from vaudeville to swing, and tunes from Eastern Europe, Greece, Russia, Italy and Mexico. Cover charge $5-$15, sliding scale. More info about the band: 510.433.2900, musikers.com; about the venue: 510.995.8049, highstreetstationcafe.com.
Kaila Flexer and Shira Kammen
Playing for Change
Sept. 17, 2011, 7pm
Skyline Community Church
12540 Skyline Boulevard Oakland, CA 94619
Bay Area Sound and Music Healers and Artists Play for Change. Music, Dancing and other acts from: Spridessence, Japa Kaur, Kevin Dunning, Adrienne Shamzad and more! Proceeds raised will benefit the PFC Ntonga School in Gugulethu! PEACE THROUGH MUSIC!
More info: playingforchangeday.org
Pianist ROGER DAVIDSON debuts “ON THE ROAD OF LIFE” September 17 at DROM
Jewish artist will be performing at New York Gypsy Festival.
Sep 17, 8pm
Drom
85 Ave. A, NYC
Tix: $15 adv/$20 door
DROM, located in East Village, will be celebrating with Roger Davidson and Frank London playing Jewish music and klezmer during the 7th annual New York Gypsy Festival. The event is on September 17 but the
festival starts Sept. 9.
More info:
www.dromnyc.com
Pianist and composer Roger Davidson's work in classical choral music, jazz, Brazilian music, and tango, introduces "On the Road of Life,"—a recording of original songs in klezmer style. Klezmer is an instrumental music tradition of the Ashkenazi Jews of Eastern Europe. It's a mostly festive music, originally performed for dancing at weddings and other joyful events. It shouldn't surprise then that for Davidson—born in Paris to a family with American, French, and German roots, raised in New York, and curious since childhood about the big world outside klezmer "might suggest both, honoring old bonds but also a world of possibilities."
On the Road to Life is not a traditional klezmer music recording. For Frank London, trumpeter, bandleader, and the album's arranger and producer. It represents the sound of klezmer distilled through Roger Davidson.
Guitarist Amanda Monaco will celebrate the release of The Pirkei Avot Project, Volume 1 at 92YTribeca on September 17, 2011 at 9 pm. Tickets are $15 and are available at www.92y.org.
Containing over 600 years of rabbinical teachings, the Pirkei Avot was compiled in the third century C.E. and has been traditionally studied ever since. Monaco has composed and recorded a suite of music inspired by these teachings, using excerpts as the lyrics for each piece and singing them in their original languages, Hebrew and Aramaic. Joining her on the recording and at the CD release concert are Ayelet Rose Gottlieb on vocals, Daphna Mor on recorders and ney, Sean Conly on bass, and Satoshi Takeishi on percussion.
Annual Member's Day
Sunday, September 18, 11 AM - 4 PM
National Yiddish Book Center
Amherst, MA
More info: www.bikher.org
SARAH ROSE LAZARUS CONCERT
2 PM - Workmen’s Circle Chorus: The Cloth From Which We Are Cut
The 92-member Boston Workmen’s Circle Yiddish Community Chorus will present a multi-media performance commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire. “The Cloth From Which We Are Cut” weaves together historical narrative and the Yiddish folk music that came out of the sweatshops. Appropriate for adults and children over 12.
11 AM - 4 PM: The Yiddish Book Center’s 1st annual Used Book Sale
Exhibit opening: new family exhibit
The Nancy B. Weinstein Kinder-vinkl
You Know More Yiddish Than You Think!
How much Yiddish do you know? Probably more than you think. Some English words have made their way into Yiddish. Many Yiddish words are now commonly used in English. And a surprising number of Yiddish and English words are related – they sound almost the same in both languages. Our four lively games give you a chance to show off the Yiddish you didn’t even know you know. This exhibition is made possible by Nancy and Stephen (Skippy) Weinstein with additional support by Leo and Eda Rabinovitz, and Chana and Yechiel Schachner in memory of Malky Toby Schachner.
Jewish Party in the Park: celebrating Jewish life in Baltimore City
Sep 18, 11am-3pm
Druid Hill Park (by conservatory).
FREE
Bring your blankets and food and enjoy a picnic with live music featuring Y-Love and Diwon. Other activities will include games, Kayam Farms market stand, children’s activities and learn a more about Jewish city life.
More info: www.jhsm.org/event/jewish-party-park-celebrating-jewish-life-baltimore-city
Jewish Art for the New Millennium: Avant-Garde Poetry, Music and Politics
Sunday, Sept. 18, 7 p.m.
The Living Theater
21 Clinton Street (below Houston St. @ Ave B) New York City
Admission: $15
Marc Ribot, Ammiel Alcalay and Jessica Lurie
Curated by Jake Marmer
Series designed by Dan Friedman
The Jewish Daily Forward presents the third installment in a new series of innovative arts programming. “Jewish Art for the New Millennium” showcases cutting-edge Jewish artists and thinkers who represent their identity in the most original, innovative ways.
Legendary avant-garde guitarist Marc Ribot, multi-instrumentalist Jessica Lurie and writer and poet Ammiel Alcalay team up for an evening of intellectually provocative words and music as each performs separately and then join forces for a collaborative session and conversation with the audience.
Read more: www.forward.com
Every Sunday Morning, combining live music and food in a fresh, cultural environment, City Winery’s Klezmer brunch series pairs some of the greatest musicians in the world with delicious lox, bagels and other tasty fare on Sunday mornings from 11am to 2pm. City Winery's brunch on September 18, 2011 features Metropolitan Klezmer
General Admission: $10 / Children Under 13 - Free
City Winery
155 Varick Street
New York, New York 10013
(212) 608-0555
For further info: www.citywinery.com
Sunday, September 18, 2011 at 2:30 PM
Just for kids! Storytelling, Music, and Instruments of the Middle East
Bring in your kids to hear Award winning World Music artist Yuval Ron's engaging storytelling and musical performance. Kids will also learn about the instruments used to create the spicy sounds of Middle Eastern music!
Indianapolis Marion County Public Library, 40 E. St. Clair Street (Central Library—Learning Curve, green screen theatre)
Parking: Parking is available in the Central Library garage off of Pennsylvania Street (for a fee). There is also street parking available.
No tickets required. FREE and open to everyone.
For more information: call (317 )275-4099.
Shpilkes Klezmer Band brings Klezmer & Sephardic music to the Southern Massachusetts Arts Festival on the South Common in Mansfield. MA September 18th, 2011. Come share in the restless energy, songs, and dancing rhythms that defines shpilkes amidst wonderful art, open and juried art shows, and children's activities. FREE
For more information:
508-339-2822 or 508-261-9553
mmas.org
www.myspace.com/shpilkes
Mazzeltov
Sunday, September 18, 2:00pm - 5:00pm
Oude Slot
Heemstede, the Netherlands
The Sway Machinery is doing a surprise show this afternoon at about 3PM on the upper west side of manhattan. I'm told there's going to be a flash mob of people blowing shofars@mdash;we'll see what actually happens, but Sway will definitely be doing a FREE OUTDOOR show. near the corner of 76th and Amsterdam. should be fun and chaotic!
here's a facebook thing about it: www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=217804294942416
Next weekend, during the Hastings Seafood & Wine Festival, Winkle Island in Rock-a-Nore is being converted into a Fantasy Island, with acts performing from 10am on both Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th September, including
The Moors at 3pm on Sunday
We'll be doing a set of around 45 minutes.
Meanwhile, check out our latest video, taken at the Jenny Lind on 2nd September. This is our Sephardic number "Si Verias", where we stretch out a bit - until the video memory runs out!
Sunday, September 18, 3:00PM-5:00PM
Tantshoyz in Tompkins Square Park!
Featuring Frank London's Klezmer Brass All-Stars
Dance Leading by Jill Gellerman
Tompkins Square Park: Avenue A and East 7th Street in Manhattan's East Village
Join us for a special free Tantshoyz Yiddish Dance Party in Tompkins Square Park featuring the music of Grammy-winning trumpeter Frank London of The Klezmatics and his Klezmer Brass All-Stars with guest Yiddish singers Eleanor Reissa and Joanne Borts. Dancing will be led by dance master Jill Gellerman. Followed by a set of Latin jazz by The Arturo O'Farrill Sextet. And it's happening outdoors at Tompkins Square Park in the East Village! Bring your dancing shoes for an afternoon of frelekhs, bulgars and horas—no experience necessary, Jill will show you the steps! Presented in partnership with the Workmen's Circle/Arbeter Ring.
KFAR Jewish Arts Center presents:
Who: Nuriya & Gerard Edery Ensemble
What: 2011 Chicago World Music Festival
Where: Mayne Stage, 1328 W. Morse Ave., Chicago (Rogers Park)
When: Sunday, September 18th, 7:00pm
Tickets: $15
Tix and more info: www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=199082410153785
Klezmatics 25th Anniversary Tour
Sunday
September 18th, 8pm
World Cafe Live
3025 Walnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104
215-222-1400
Tix, info: tickets.worldcafelive.com
Tour/CD kickstarter campaign: www.kickstarter.com
"A Shaynem Dank" Dance Party
Sunday Sept 18, 9pm-midnight
BYE BYE COMMUNITY DANCE BASH with friends of Bruce Bierman
Subterranean Arthouse
2179 Bancroft Way, Berkeley
Live performances * Noshes * L'chaims * and lots o' dancing! (donations to the Arthouse welcome!)
Come give local Jewish dance teacher Bruce Bierman a celebratory send-off before he moves down south to L.A. Live performances by:
For inspiration, here's some footage from the last event Zoyres did with Bruce at the Subterranean:
Monajat, A commissioned multimedia work by Galeet Dardashti
Congregation Brith Shalom
4610 Bellaire Blvd
Houston, TX
September 18, 2011, 7 pm
Further venue info/tix: www.jcchouston.org
Monajat is inspired by Selihot, the poetic prayers of forgiveness recited during the month preceding the Jewish High Holidays according to Middle Eastern tradition. This period of deep reflection and spiritual preparation serves as a backdrop for Dardashti’s time-specific concert and program. The first-time U.S. presentation of Monajat combines participatory workshops, talks, prayer services, and other educational programs to enhance the spiritual and cultural experience. Dardashti, a performer and anthropologist of Iranian descent, re-imagines the Selihot ritual in collaboration with an acclaimed ensemble of Jewish and Muslim musicians, an electronic soundscape, and dynamic video projections by video artist and designer Dmitry Kmelnitsky.
Dardashti’s acclaimed ensemble of musicians includes Omer Avital (oud, bass, vocals), Amir ElSaffar (santour, vocals), Tal Ronen (bass, vocals) and Dafer Tawil (percussion, violin, ney, oud, vocals).
The Foundation for Jewish Culture and its league of performing arts presenters have commissioned Monajat (Fervent Prayer), a multimedia concert by composer, singer, and scholar Galeet Dardashti which will tour the United States in September 2011. Monajat, an evening of Middle Eastern musical poetry, inaugurates the New Jewish Culture Network, an initiative to create and deliver outstanding Jewish music and other art forms to audiences in the U.S. and beyond.
For further info: jewishculture.org/music-touring-network/
Tuesday, September 20
The East Village Klezmer Festival Returns!
A Weekly Celebration of Yiddish Culture and Music
6:00 PM Klezmer Masterclass for musicians of all levels and instruments, taught by drummer Aaron Alexander, $25.
7:00 PM Learn Conversational Yiddush with Dmitri Slepovitch, $20.!
8:00 PM Concert featuring violin virtuoso Alicia Svigals with accordionist Christina Crowder and bassist Ari Folman-Cohen, $15.
9:30 PM Klezmer Jam Session, led by Margot Leverett, Pete Rushefsky, Aaron Alexander and guests, with Yiddish dance instruction by Lisa Mayer, Deborah Strauss, or Adrianne Greenbaum and guests. $5
Sixth Street Synagogue
325 E. Sixth Street
New York, NY 10003
212.473.3665
Tix: $15 for show only, or $35 for full evening pass (includes Workshop or Yiddish Class, Concert, Jam Session & one drink)
More info: sixthstreetsynagogue.org
The series are co-sponsored by Workmen’s Circle/Arbeiter Ring of NY, Living Traditions/Klez Kamp, and Center for Traditional Music and Dance.
Tuesday, September 20, 2011 at 7:00 PM
Seeker of Truth and the Legend of Bal Shem
Celebrating the musical traditions of the Middle East and the Hassidic spirit
A Concert by The Yuval Ron Ensemble featuring the stunning Arabic singer Najwa Gibran, Armenian woodwind master Norik Manoukian, master Qawwali singer Sukhawat Ali Khan
And Special guest dancer: Jamila Ali Sukhawat
Arthur M. Glick Jewish Community Center, 6701 Hoover Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46260
Parking: Surface lot parking available
Tickets: $8 JCC members/$12 non-members/$6 all children under 13. Register at jccindy.org or by calling (317) 251-9467, or visit one of the JCC membership desks
Info: Larry Rothenberg (317) 715-9233
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Wednesday, September 21, 2011 at 7:00 PM
International Day of Peace Concert
with Yuval Ron Ensemble presenting: Sacred Music of the Middle East
featuring the stunning Arabic singer Najwa Gibran, Armenian woodwind master Norik Manoukian, master Qawwali singer Sukhawat Ali Khan
And Special guest dancer: Jamila Ali
Arab, Jewish, Muslim and Christian artists come together to unite the sacred musical traditions of Judaism, Sufism (Islamic mystical tradition) and the Christian Armenian Church. Composer and world-music record producer Yuval Ron imparts the ancient and deep intercultural connection between these three traditions and the musical influences they share.
Address: Indianapolis - Marion County Public Library, 40 E. St. Clair Street (Central Library at Clowes Auditorium)
Parking: Parking is available in the Central Library garage off of Pennsylvania Street (for a fee). There is also street parking available.
Tickets: No tickets required. FREE and open to everyone. Limited seating.
Info lines/email: For more information, call 275-4099.
21 Sept 8pm
HOMA restaurant,
71 Stoke Newington Church Street,
London N16.
£5 on the door.
www.homalondon.co.uk.
Sep 21, 2001, 9:00 PM Tzadik Radical Jewish Culture Festival!
A celebration of avant-garde and experimental Jewish music, featuring saxophonist Uri Gurvich!
Sixth Street Synagogue
325 E. Sixth Street
New York, NY 10003
212.473.3665
More info: sixthstreetsynagogue.org
Mazzeltov
Thu, Sep 22, 20:15pm
Catharinakapel
Harderwijk, the Netherlands
more info: www.catharinakapel.nl
קאַוועהויז מיט די קלעזמאָגראַפֿערס
Kavehoyz with the Klezmographers
DATE: Thursday, September 22nd, 2011
TIME: 7 PM
LOCATION: Temple Beth Emeth of Brooklyn
83 Marlborough Road
Brooklyn, NY 11226
(Near the B/Q stop at Church Avenue)
MORE: Donation $10, children and students free
Presented by
Congress for Jewish Culture, CYCO Books, and New Yiddish Rep
with support from the New York State Council on the Arts, a State Agency,
and the Department of Cultural Affairs, City of New York
JAZZ RABBI’S THURSDAY NIGHT INVITATIONAL
Jazz Rabbi Greg Wall is hosting his Thursday night series of mystical learning and jazz. The nights begins with his popular class, “The Art Of Judaism”, featuring the work of Rabbi Moshe Chaim Luzzato, Rav Kook, and the Rav HaNazir at 7:30pm, and then continues with a concert featuring one of Rabbi Wall’s bands at 8:30pm.
The class is free, the cover charge for the concert is $10 unless otherwise noted.
September 22 – New American Quartet
Sixth Street Synagogue
325 E. Sixth Street
New York, NY 10003
Tel: 212.473.3665
More info: sixthstreetsynagogue.org
The Shondes tour to support their new CD, Searchlights
Friday, 9/23/2011, 7pm
Bellyflop Gallery
Los Angeles, CA
More info: www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=188441877893937
Monajat, A commissioned multimedia work by Galeet Dardashti
The Hub at the San Francisco JCC
3200 California St.
San Francisco, CA
September 24, 2011, 8 pm
Further venue info/tix: www.jccsf.org/arts-ideas/the-hub
Monajat is inspired by Selihot, the poetic prayers of forgiveness recited during the month preceding the Jewish High Holidays according to Middle Eastern tradition. This period of deep reflection and spiritual preparation serves as a backdrop for Dardashti’s time-specific concert and program. The first-time U.S. presentation of Monajat combines participatory workshops, talks, prayer services, and other educational programs to enhance the spiritual and cultural experience. Dardashti, a performer and anthropologist of Iranian descent, re-imagines the Selihot ritual in collaboration with an acclaimed ensemble of Jewish and Muslim musicians, an electronic soundscape, and dynamic video projections by video artist and designer Dmitry Kmelnitsky.
Dardashti’s acclaimed ensemble of musicians includes Omer Avital (oud, bass, vocals), Amir ElSaffar (santour, vocals), Tal Ronen (bass, vocals) and Dafer Tawil (percussion, violin, ney, oud, vocals).
The Foundation for Jewish Culture and its league of performing arts presenters have commissioned Monajat (Fervent Prayer), a multimedia concert by composer, singer, and scholar Galeet Dardashti which will tour the United States in September 2011. Monajat, an evening of Middle Eastern musical poetry, inaugurates the New Jewish Culture Network, an initiative to create and deliver outstanding Jewish music and other art forms to audiences in the U.S. and beyond.
For further info: jewishculture.org/music-touring-network/
Klezmatics 25th Anniversary Tour
Saturday, September 24th
Uherske Hradiste
Uherske Hradiste , Czech Republic
Saturday, September 24, 8:30pm
Annual Slichot concert -free!
Sunday 9 October
The Boot,
116 Cromer Street, Kings Cross,
London, WC1H 8BS
Monthly London Klezmer Session
Come along and play your favourite klezmer tunes, and pick up more from fellow enthusiasts. Children welcome. Info and tunes are online at www.ilanacravitz.com/play.htm and www.ilanacravitz.com/resources.htm.
The workshop this month will be taught by Emma Stiman (clarinet)
Workshop 12.15-1.15pm
Jam 2-4pm Free
Next date Sunday 13 November
Transport: Kings Cross/St. Pancras tube
KlezEd!
24-25 September
Edinburgh, Scotland
On the road from Klezfest London, the Klezmer Karavan alight in Edinburgh
Ilana Cravitz, Polina and Merlin Shepherd, and Guy Schalom present a participative weekend of vibrant music, singing and dancing. A klezmer house party on the Saturday evening, followed by a day of workshops for singers, dancers and musicians—something for everyone.
Online tickets at 2outoftheblue.org.uk/page10.htm#klezmer
Saturday 24 September, doors open 7.30, Edinburgh: Leith's Welcome to the Klezmer Karavan. A sizzling night of riotous Eastern European celebratory music and songs to make you laugh, cry, and dance.
The Village, 16 South Fort Street, Edinburgh EH6 4DN.
Tickets @ £12 from 2outoftheblue.org.uk/page10.htm#klezmer
25th September, 10am ? 5pm, Edinburgh: Klezmer and Yiddish song workshops. Bring an instrument or come and sing. No experience of klezmer needed.
Out of the Blue Drill Hall, 36 Dalmeny Street, Edinburgh EH6 8RG.
Tickets @ £40 (£33 concs): 2outoftheblue.org.uk/page10.htm#klezmer
The Shondes tour to support their new CD, Searchlights
Sat., Sep 24, 2011, 3pm
Garth's Jelly Donut presents No Stairway! A benefit for LB Cinematheque
MADhaus LBC
624 Pacific Ave.
Long Beach, CA
Mama Doni Free Family Concert "Dip Into Fall," a free family concert for the whole community with celebrated international entertainer Mama Doni, on Sunday morning, September 25, at Bnai Keshet, Montclair, NJ. Everyone is invited to come at 10:00 a.m. for apples and honey to welcome the New Year, holiday card-making and other activities. The concert, "funky music with a Jewish twist," as Mama Doni (Doni Zasloff Thomas, a Montclair resident and member of Bnai Keshet) calls it, begins at 11 a.m.
12th Annual Jewish Music & Cultural Festival
Sunday, September 25, 2011, 12pm to 6 pm
Jewish Community Center of Syracuse
5565 Thompson Road, Syracuse, New York 13214
Free Admission
www.syracusejewishfestival.com
For more information call: 315-622-2249
This year's festival will feature a variety of Jewish music featuring: Atzilut, Zetz!, Susan Gaeta, West of Odessa and other groups. There'll be delicious Kosher food, arts & crafts vendors, kids activities Jewish community organizations and synagogues. This cultural community event is open to the general public with free admission.
Yiddish Cowboys
September 25, 1:30-3:30pm
The Kosher Store
7025 Village Center Drive,
Austin, TX
Back to The Kosher Store: With High Holy Days almost upon us, Yiddish Cowboys will be performing at The Kosher Store at H-E-B on Sunday, September 25, 2011 from 1:30 to 3:30pm.
Dimanche 25 septembre à 18h, Salle des Abeilles, 2 rue de l’Athénée à Genève:
Le Trio d’Eduardo Kohan vous proposera un tango-jazz mêlé des musiques juives d’Argentine.
www.amj.ch
Réservations: tél 022.755 41 23
www.amj.ch
Sunday, September 25, 2011
6:00 pm
Salle des Abeilles
2 rue de l’Athénée
Genève, Switzerland
The Eduardo Kohan trio will perform a tango-jazz mix of Argentinian-Jewish music.
Dimanche 25 septembre à 18h, Salle des Abeilles, 2 rue de l’Athénée à Genève:
Le Trio d’Eduardo Kohan vous proposera un tango-jazz mêlé des musiques juives d’Argentine.
www.amj.ch/WPR110925.htm
Réservations: tél 022.755 41 23
www.amj.ch
Sunday, September 25
6 pm
Salle Des Abeilles
2 rue de l’Athénée
Geneva, Switzerland
The Eduardo Kohan Trio will perform a mixture of tango and jazz from the Jewish music of Argentina for you.
The Shondes tour to support their new CD, Searchlights + Schande + Wild Assumptions
Sun., Sep 25, 2011, 8pm, $10, 21+
Cafe Du Nord
2170 MARKET STREET
San Francisco, CA
Alicia Jo Rabins' "Girls in Trouble"
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 25, 7pm
Largehearted Lit (hosted by LargeheartedBoy)
WORD bookstore, 126 Franklin St, Greenpoint, Brooklyn
with authors Steve Brezenoff and Libba Bray
Monajat, A commissioned multimedia work by Galeet Dardashti
Grand Performances
350 S. Grand Ave.
Los Angeles, CA
September 25, 2011, 8 pm
Further venue info/tix: www.grandperformances.org/en/gp/
Monajat is inspired by Selihot, the poetic prayers of forgiveness recited during the month preceding the Jewish High Holidays according to Middle Eastern tradition. This period of deep reflection and spiritual preparation serves as a backdrop for Dardashti’s time-specific concert and program. The first-time U.S. presentation of Monajat combines participatory workshops, talks, prayer services, and other educational programs to enhance the spiritual and cultural experience. Dardashti, a performer and anthropologist of Iranian descent, re-imagines the Selihot ritual in collaboration with an acclaimed ensemble of Jewish and Muslim musicians, an electronic soundscape, and dynamic video projections by video artist and designer Dmitry Kmelnitsky.
Dardashti’s acclaimed ensemble of musicians includes Omer Avital (oud, bass, vocals), Amir ElSaffar (santour, vocals), Tal Ronen (bass, vocals) and Dafer Tawil (percussion, violin, ney, oud, vocals).
The Foundation for Jewish Culture and its league of performing arts presenters have commissioned Monajat (Fervent Prayer), a multimedia concert by composer, singer, and scholar Galeet Dardashti which will tour the United States in September 2011. Monajat, an evening of Middle Eastern musical poetry, inaugurates the New Jewish Culture Network, an initiative to create and deliver outstanding Jewish music and other art forms to audiences in the U.S. and beyond.
For further info: jewishculture.org/music-touring-network/
Klezmatics 25th Anniversary Tour
Sunday, September 25th
Bratislav Castle
Bratislava , Slovakia (Slovak Republic)
Tour/CD kickstarter campaign: www.kickstarter.com
KlezEd!
24-25 September
Edinburgh, Scotland
On the road from Klezfest London, the Klezmer Karavan alight in Edinburgh
Ilana Cravitz, Polina and Merlin Shepherd, and Guy Schalom present a participative weekend of vibrant music, singing and dancing. A klezmer house party on the Saturday evening, followed by a day of workshops for singers, dancers and musicians—something for everyone.
Online tickets at 2outoftheblue.org.uk/page10.htm#klezmer
Saturday 24 September, doors open 7.30, Edinburgh: Leith's Welcome to the Klezmer Karavan. A sizzling night of riotous Eastern European celebratory music and songs to make you laugh, cry, and dance.
The Village, 16 South Fort Street, Edinburgh EH6 4DN.
Tickets @ £12 from 2outoftheblue.org.uk/page10.htm#klezmer
25th September, 10am ? 5pm, Edinburgh: Klezmer and Yiddish song workshops. Bring an instrument or come and sing. No experience of klezmer needed.
Out of the Blue Drill Hall, 36 Dalmeny Street, Edinburgh EH6 8RG.
Tickets @ £40 (£33 concs): 2outoftheblue.org.uk/page10.htm#klezmer
Tuesday, September 27
The East Village Klezmer Festival Returns!
A Weekly Celebration of Yiddish Culture and Music
6:00 PM Klezmer Masterclass for musicians of all levels and instruments, taught by drummer Aaron Alexander.
7:00 PM Learn Conversational Yiddush with Dmitri Slepovitch!
8:00 PM Concert featuring KlezmerFest, followed by a klezmer jam session. Cover is $15 (drink included)
Sixth Street Synagogue
325 E. Sixth Street
New York, NY 10003
212.473.3665
More info: sixthstreetsynagogue.org
The series are co-sponsored by Workmen’s Circle/Arbeiter Ring of NY, Living Traditions/Klez Kamp, and Center for Traditional Music and Dance.
Klezmatics 25th Anniversary Tour
Tuesday, September 27th
Plac Akropolis
Prague , Czech Republic
Tour/CD kickstarter campaign: www.kickstarter.com
Klezwoods and Elephant Wrecking Ball w/Belly Dancers!
Sep 28, 8:00pm
Johnny D's Uptown
17 Holland St.
Somerville, MA
Tix: $10
If you daven in the shul of dance music, you may choose to ignore the beginning of Rosh Hashannah and catch this show. Many of us will be in shul, so this is clearly a show for the rest of the community….
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Geoff Berner
30 Sep 2011, 8pm
Genghis Cohen
740 N. Fairfax Avenue
Los Angeles, CA
Tel: 323 653 0640