Reclaiming American Judaism's Lost Legacy:
The Art of Synagogue Music
Click here for information and to register.
American Society for Jewish Music
Center for Jewish History
15 West 16th Street
NY, NY 10011
Phone: 212-294-8328
Reclaiming American Judaism's Lost Legacy:
The Art of Synagogue Music
Click here for information and to register.
American Society for Jewish Music
Center for Jewish History
15 West 16th Street
NY, NY 10011
Phone: 212-294-8328
Reclaiming American Judaism's Lost Legacy:
The Art of Synagogue Music
Click here for information and to register.
American Society for Jewish Music
Center for Jewish History
15 West 16th Street
NY, NY 10011
Phone: 212-294-8328
Sunday 29 July - Wednesday 1 August 2007
Ernest Bloch: The Man and his Music for the 21st Century
International Conference
Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge University
Key Bloch scholars will present papers on all aspects.
Includes: recital, banquet, and visit to the famous archive of the Cairo
Geniza housed at Cambridge University Library as well as punting on the
River Cam.
Registration: J Audrey Ellison (Bloch Conference Administrator
135 Stevenage Road, Fulham, London, SW6 6PB United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0)20 7381 9751
Fax:+44 (0)20 7381 2406
Find more information and download Registration Form from the Jewish Music
Institute Website www.jmi.org.uk
Sunday 29 July - Wednesday 1 August 2007
Ernest Bloch: The Man and his Music for the 21st Century
International Conference
Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge University
Key Bloch scholars will present papers on all aspects.
Includes: recital, banquet, and visit to the famous archive of the Cairo
Geniza housed at Cambridge University Library as well as punting on the
River Cam.
Registration: J Audrey Ellison (Bloch Conference Administrator
135 Stevenage Road, Fulham, London, SW6 6PB United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0)20 7381 9751
Fax:+44 (0)20 7381 2406
Find more information and download Registration Form from the Jewish Music
Institute Website www.jmi.org.uk
Sunday 29 July - Wednesday 1 August 2007
Ernest Bloch: The Man and his Music for the 21st Century
International Conference
Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge University
Key Bloch scholars will present papers on all aspects.
Includes: recital, banquet, and visit to the famous archive of the Cairo
Geniza housed at Cambridge University Library as well as punting on the
River Cam.
Registration: J Audrey Ellison (Bloch Conference Administrator
135 Stevenage Road, Fulham, London, SW6 6PB United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0)20 7381 9751
Fax:+44 (0)20 7381 2406
Find more information and download Registration Form from the Jewish Music
Institute Website www.jmi.org.uk
Sunday 29 July - Wednesday 1 August 2007
Ernest Bloch: The Man and his Music for the 21st Century
International Conference
Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge University
Key Bloch scholars will present papers on all aspects.
Includes: recital, banquet, and visit to the famous archive of the Cairo
Geniza housed at Cambridge University Library as well as punting on the
River Cam.
Registration: J Audrey Ellison (Bloch Conference Administrator
135 Stevenage Road, Fulham, London, SW6 6PB United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0)20 7381 9751
Fax:+44 (0)20 7381 2406
Find more information and download Registration Form from the Jewish Music
Institute Website www.jmi.org.uk
The International Association of Yiddish Clubs 11th conference in Cleveland, Ohio August
3-6, 2007.
Each morning will start with a plenary session including Gerry Kane
(Toronto), Prof. Kathryn Hellerstein (U of Penn), and Rabbi Y.Y.
Jacobson (Algemeiner Journal, editor).
Each evening will be filled with entertainment including; Adrienne
Cooper, Joanne Borts, Heather Klein, The Silvers and the Yiddishe Cup
Klezmer Band and attendance at the Concert in the Park (Cain Park).
[I'll be singing at the pre-concert with the Workmen's Circle Klezmer
Orchestra.] In addition, 30 different lectures/workshops will be
presented ranging from Yiddish in Japan, to Yidish: shpigl tsi a
shprakh. There also will be vendors and exhibitors—all at the new Marriott
Cleveland East Hotel.
For the full program and details see the website at:
www.derbay.org/cleveland/
The International Association of Yiddish Clubs 11th conference in Cleveland, Ohio August
3-6, 2007.
Each morning will start with a plenary session including Gerry Kane
(Toronto), Prof. Kathryn Hellerstein (U of Penn), and Rabbi Y.Y.
Jacobson (Algemeiner Journal, editor).
Each evening will be filled with entertainment including; Adrienne
Cooper, Joanne Borts, Heather Klein, The Silvers and the Yiddishe Cup
Klezmer Band and attendance at the Concert in the Park (Cain Park).
[I'll be singing at the pre-concert with the Workmen's Circle Klezmer
Orchestra.] In addition, 30 different lectures/workshops will be
presented ranging from Yiddish in Japan, to Yidish: shpigl tsi a
shprakh. There also will be vendors and exhibitors—all at the new Marriott
Cleveland East Hotel.
For the full program and details see the website at:
www.derbay.org/cleveland/
The International Association of Yiddish Clubs 11th conference in Cleveland, Ohio August
3-6, 2007.
Each morning will start with a plenary session including Gerry Kane
(Toronto), Prof. Kathryn Hellerstein (U of Penn), and Rabbi Y.Y.
Jacobson (Algemeiner Journal, editor).
Each evening will be filled with entertainment including; Adrienne
Cooper, Joanne Borts, Heather Klein, The Silvers and the Yiddishe Cup
Klezmer Band and attendance at the Concert in the Park (Cain Park).
[I'll be singing at the pre-concert with the Workmen's Circle Klezmer
Orchestra.] In addition, 30 different lectures/workshops will be
presented ranging from Yiddish in Japan, to Yidish: shpigl tsi a
shprakh. There also will be vendors and exhibitors—all at the new Marriott
Cleveland East Hotel.
For the full program and details see the website at:
www.derbay.org/cleveland/
The International Association of Yiddish Clubs 11th conference in Cleveland, Ohio August
3-6, 2007.
Each morning will start with a plenary session including Gerry Kane
(Toronto), Prof. Kathryn Hellerstein (U of Penn), and Rabbi Y.Y.
Jacobson (Algemeiner Journal, editor).
Each evening will be filled with entertainment including; Adrienne
Cooper, Joanne Borts, Heather Klein, The Silvers and the Yiddishe Cup
Klezmer Band and attendance at the Concert in the Park (Cain Park).
[I'll be singing at the pre-concert with the Workmen's Circle Klezmer
Orchestra.] In addition, 30 different lectures/workshops will be
presented ranging from Yiddish in Japan, to Yidish: shpigl tsi a
shprakh. There also will be vendors and exhibitors—all at the new Marriott
Cleveland East Hotel.
For the full program and details see the website at:
www.derbay.org/cleveland/
Multilingual Jewish Literature and Multicultural America
University of Chicago, November 8-9, 2007
The Quadrangle Club
1155 E. 57th Street
Chicago, IL 60637
languages.uchicago.edu/yiddish/Registration.html
Multilingual Jewish Literature and Multicultural America
Jewish American literature has long been, and continues to be, a multilingual
enterprise, with significant work published in at least six languages
(English, Spanish, Ladino, German, Yiddish, and Hebrew). The literary study of
Jewish American writing, however, has been overwhelmingly defined by an
English-only approach unable to encompass its diversity, or to locate that diversity in
the multilingual and multicultural landscape of American literature as a whole.
The conference, “Multilingual Jewish Literature and Multicultural America,”
will survey the field of multilingual Jewish American literature and the new
methodological approaches that are needed, we believe, to sustain and
reinvigorate the academic study of this literature.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER:
Werner Sollors, Harvard University
"A New Literary History of America"
Organizing For Action: Jews Uniting To End The War and Heal America—a day-long call to conscious for the American Jewish community, sponsored by The Workmen's Circle/Arbeter Ring, The Shalom Center, and Jewish Currents. Jewish activists, community leaders, rabbis,policymakers, veterans, scholars and social justice advocates will take part in strategic discussions on the war in Iraq and its impact on domestic issues. More than 35 prominent speakers already confirmed, including Congressman Jerrold Nadler, former Congresswoman Elizabeth Holtzman, Amy Goodman of Democracy Now! and Rabbi David Saperstein. Event is Sunday, November 23, 2008 at Central Synogogue, 123 East 55 Street, NYC from 9:30 am–5:00 pm. Registration is open to the public and on a sliding scale from $18-$72.
The Workmen's Circle/Arbeter Ring
212-889-6800
www.circle.org/jewsuniting
Organizing For Action: Jews Uniting To End The War and Heal America—a day-long call to conscious for the American Jewish community, sponsored by The Workmen's Circle/Arbeter Ring, The Shalom Center, and Jewish Currents. Jewish activists, community leaders, rabbis,policymakers, veterans, scholars and social justice advocates will take part in strategic discussions on the war in Iraq and its impact on domestic issues. More than 35 prominent speakers already confirmed, including Congressman Jerrold Nadler, former Congresswoman Elizabeth Holtzman, Amy Goodman of Democracy Now! and Rabbi David Saperstein. Event is Sunday, November 23, 2008 at Central Synogogue, 123 East 55 Street, NYC from 9:30 am–5:00 pm. Registration is open to the public and on a sliding scale from $18-$72.
The Workmen's Circle/Arbeter Ring
212-889-6800
www.circle.org/jewsuniting
YIVO is holding a conference on New York and the American Jewish Experience on Monday, Nov. 2, 2009.
The 4:15 to 5:30 pm afternoon session will include a paper by Marsha Dubrow, a musicologist at CUNY, on Lazar Weiner, and how Weiner's music was felt in different parts of the Jewish community. The paper will include illustrations and samples.
From 5:30 to 6:15 there will be an Evening Reception.
In the evening, from 6:15 to 7:30 there will be a Roundtable of
Archivists on the Preserving the Treasures of Jewish Archives, with
participation from 92nd Street Y Archives, American Jewish Committee
Archives, Hadassah Archives, HIAS Archives, JDC Archives, Yeshiva
University Archives and YIVO Archives."
For the full program and to register, please visit:
http://yivo.org/events/index.php
The theme of the conference "Feast of Yiddish Language and Culture" covers the cultural role of East European Jewish community up to the Holocaust. As the list of speakers lengthens, you will be told of them and their topics. Just to name a few now: Prof. Yoshiji Hirose who will speak on Yiddish in Japan. He is an English professor at Notre Dame University in Japan and has written two books on Yiddish topics.
Boris Sandler and Dr. Itzik Gottesman, the editor and associate editor of the Forverts will be keynote speakers. The opening keynote speaker will be Naftali Ejdelman, Educational Director of The Yiddish Farm. These regular updates will give us the opportunity to speak about the over 30 other speakers of the conference in which we shall be stressing the increasing role of Yiddish translators.
You can print the registration form and receive information about the opportunity to honor and recognize friends and family in the journal:
www.derbay.org/pittsburgh
The theme of the conference "Feast of Yiddish Language and Culture" covers the cultural role of East European Jewish community up to the Holocaust. As the list of speakers lengthens, you will be told of them and their topics. Just to name a few now: Prof. Yoshiji Hirose who will speak on Yiddish in Japan. He is an English professor at Notre Dame University in Japan and has written two books on Yiddish topics.
Boris Sandler and Dr. Itzik Gottesman, the editor and associate editor of the Forverts will be keynote speakers. The opening keynote speaker will be Naftali Ejdelman, Educational Director of The Yiddish Farm. These regular updates will give us the opportunity to speak about the over 30 other speakers of the conference in which we shall be stressing the increasing role of Yiddish translators.
You can print the registration form and receive information about the opportunity to honor and recognize friends and family in the journal:
www.derbay.org/pittsburgh
The theme of the conference "Feast of Yiddish Language and Culture" covers the cultural role of East European Jewish community up to the Holocaust. As the list of speakers lengthens, you will be told of them and their topics. Just to name a few now: Prof. Yoshiji Hirose who will speak on Yiddish in Japan. He is an English professor at Notre Dame University in Japan and has written two books on Yiddish topics.
Boris Sandler and Dr. Itzik Gottesman, the editor and associate editor of the Forverts will be keynote speakers. The opening keynote speaker will be Naftali Ejdelman, Educational Director of The Yiddish Farm. These regular updates will give us the opportunity to speak about the over 30 other speakers of the conference in which we shall be stressing the increasing role of Yiddish translators.
You can print the registration form and receive information about the opportunity to honor and recognize friends and family in the journal:
www.derbay.org/pittsburgh
The theme of the conference "Feast of Yiddish Language and Culture" covers the cultural role of East European Jewish community up to the Holocaust. As the list of speakers lengthens, you will be told of them and their topics. Just to name a few now: Prof. Yoshiji Hirose who will speak on Yiddish in Japan. He is an English professor at Notre Dame University in Japan and has written two books on Yiddish topics.
Boris Sandler and Dr. Itzik Gottesman, the editor and associate editor of the Forverts will be keynote speakers. The opening keynote speaker will be Naftali Ejdelman, Educational Director of The Yiddish Farm. These regular updates will give us the opportunity to speak about the over 30 other speakers of the conference in which we shall be stressing the increasing role of Yiddish translators.
You can print the registration form and receive information about the opportunity to honor and recognize friends and family in the journal:
www.derbay.org/pittsburgh
Global Yiddish Culture, 1938-1948
The 8th Annual Symposium in Germanic Studies, University of Toronto
Monday, April 20, 2015, 8:30am - 6:30pm
Jackman Humanities Building,
Room 100,
170 St. George Street
Toronto, ON, Canada
More info: cjs.utoronto.ca/events/calendar/global-yiddish-culture-1938-1948
Global Yiddish Culture, 1938-1948
The 8th Annual Symposium in Germanic Studies, University of Toronto
Monday, April 20, 2015, 8:30am - 1:00pm
Jackman Humanities Building,
Room 100,
170 St. George Street
Toronto, ON, Canada
More info: cjs.utoronto.ca/events/calendar/global-yiddish-culture-1938-1948
The European Cantors association is happy to announce that booking is open for the 11th European Cantors Convention taking place in Prague from Thursday 17 to Sunday 20 November 2016.
Guest lecturers will be Cantor Naftali Herstik and maestro Raymond Goldstein as well as a choir from the Tel Aviv Academy of Cantorial studies
All those interested in Jewish prayer music based on the orthodox tradition are welcome to attend. As well as lectures and masterclasses there will be a gala concert on one of the most beautiful synagogues in Prague and a tour of Jewish Prague. And best of all cantos and choir will illuminate two beautiful Prague synagogues with memorable music and prayer over Shabbat.
More details, a flyer that you can download and print off and the registration form can be found on the website www.cantors.eu.
The European Cantors association is happy to announce that booking is open for the 11th European Cantors Convention taking place in Prague from Thursday 17 to Sunday 20 November 2016.
Guest lecturers will be Cantor Naftali Herstik and maestro Raymond Goldstein as well as a choir from the Tel Aviv Academy of Cantorial studies
All those interested in Jewish prayer music based on the orthodox tradition are welcome to attend. As well as lectures and masterclasses there will be a gala concert on one of the most beautiful synagogues in Prague and a tour of Jewish Prague. And best of all cantos and choir will illuminate two beautiful Prague synagogues with memorable music and prayer over Shabbat.
More details, a flyer that you can download and print off and the registration form can be found on the website www.cantors.eu.
The European Cantors association is happy to announce that booking is open for the 11th European Cantors Convention taking place in Prague from Thursday 17 to Sunday 20 November 2016.
Guest lecturers will be Cantor Naftali Herstik and maestro Raymond Goldstein as well as a choir from the Tel Aviv Academy of Cantorial studies
All those interested in Jewish prayer music based on the orthodox tradition are welcome to attend. As well as lectures and masterclasses there will be a gala concert on one of the most beautiful synagogues in Prague and a tour of Jewish Prague. And best of all cantos and choir will illuminate two beautiful Prague synagogues with memorable music and prayer over Shabbat.
More details, a flyer that you can download and print off and the registration form can be found on the website www.cantors.eu.
The European Cantors association is happy to announce that booking is open for the 11th European Cantors Convention taking place in Prague from Thursday 17 to Sunday 20 November 2016.
Guest lecturers will be Cantor Naftali Herstik and maestro Raymond Goldstein as well as a choir from the Tel Aviv Academy of Cantorial studies
All those interested in Jewish prayer music based on the orthodox tradition are welcome to attend. As well as lectures and masterclasses there will be a gala concert on one of the most beautiful synagogues in Prague and a tour of Jewish Prague. And best of all cantos and choir will illuminate two beautiful Prague synagogues with memorable music and prayer over Shabbat.
More details, a flyer that you can download and print off and the registration form can be found on the website www.cantors.eu.