March 22, 2009

Me La Amargates Tu

Ensemble Me La Amargates Tu will perform Ladino and Spanish music of the 16th and 17th centuries on authentic instruments around Israel next week. For a complete listing of performances and location, please view the . flyer
Posted by jmwc at 12:49 PM

The Other Seder Songs

The Other Seder Songs
Thursday 26th March, 7:30pm
Oi Va Voi,Yiddish Twist Orchestra and Los Desterrados will rock out the JCC London's Other Seder. For the third consecutive year, we present our unique take on the Seder, as each band performs a song inspired by the after-dinner songs as the launching point for their set.

London's superfly klezmer / punk / gypsy outfit Oi Va Voigive us a sneak preview of their forthcoming third album, Traveling the Face of the Globe. The JCC's own creation, the fabulous Yiddish Twist Orchestra, will set the dance floor swinging with their hard-dancing, pulp fiction style 50s and 60s Yiddish surf twist!

Six-piece Los Desterrados, who released their third album, Miradores at the end of 2008, bring their mix of ladino, flamenco, Moorish and Gypsy flavours to the Seder.
Hosted
by Judy Batalion and accompanied by the tunes of DJ Max Reinhardtand visuals by imagician Miki Shaw, The Other Seder Songs returns to the beautiful Wilton's Music Hall for a night of music and dance.
Wiltons Music Hall, 1 Graces Alley, London E1 8JB
£12 in advance, £15 on the door
Book online at JCC for London

Posted by jmwc at 12:44 PM

Yoel Taieb

Yoel Taieb has a new website called the "Power of the Nign": http://www.nigun.info which is available in French, Hebrew, and English. You can listen to some of Yoel's music on YouTube.


Posted by jmwc at 12:35 PM

Lori Duo Peysakh Concert at the Cleveland Workmen's Circle

Lori Cahan-SimonLori & the Cleveland Workmen's Circle
Sunday, March 22, 2009
Time: 3:00pm - 4:00pm
The Workmen's Circle
1980 South Green Road
South Euclid, OH
Phone: 2163814515
Email: kristenmcl@sbcglobal.net
or Lorele55@yahoo.com




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Gastrophonic Stimulation III

Gastrophonic StimulationGastrophonic Stimulation III
April 2, 2008
Matza means Freedom + Bondage
The Organization For Unfunded Culture
Party - Night of Mayhem
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Time: 7:00pm - 9:30pm
Bowery Poetry Club
308 Bowery (Between Houston and Bleecker)
New York, NY

Gastrophonic Stimulation.
Food Music. Nu, what else do you need ?
In our ongoing exploitations of Faith and the Calendar, we arrive to Passover. A holiday devoted to the themes of Freedom and Bondage. Too good to pass up, no ?

Imagine a Shangri La of Sense Stimulation. A raucous party where New York's most infamous chefs prepare you tongue-exploding morsels. Your ears are serenaded with virtuosic outlandish riffs from songs your elementary school choir used to sing. It is a holiday through the looking glass. It is a Celebration. It tastes amazing. It sounds like heaven.

That's the plan. It is… Gastrophonic Stimulation. Food. Music. Nu, what else do you need?

Our chefs explore the fat and the thin, leavening and unleavening.

Our musicians explore songs of freedom and bondage, singing some of the best and worst songs ever written on the subject, played by a monster circus band.

WHO COOKS ????
Leah Koenig - food writer extraordinaire
Dory Kornfeld - champion apron maker
Erin Patinkin - blog maven and NY food expert

WHO PLAYS ????
Rima Fand - violin
Lee Free - drums
Tina Richerson - sax
Benjy Fox-Rosen - bass
Yoshie Fruchter - guitar
Carmen Staaf - accordion
Noah Kaplan- sax
Greg Squared - instruments
Sarah Gordon - vox
Asher Siebert - tpt
Petr Cancurra - sax
Jake Shulman Ment - violin
Avi Fox-Rosen - Impresario, MC, spontaneous conduction, induction and transfusion, vox

WHO'S FAULT IS THIS THING ????
A product of The Organization For Unfunded Culture, with assistance from Leah Koenig and Avi Fox-Rosen.

A Mere $12 for Unparalleled Satisfaction !!!
Posted by jmwc at 09:51 AM

Pharaoh's Daughter at Skirball CC

Pharoah's Daughter Pharoah's Daughter will perform at the
Skirball Cultural Center
Thursday, March 26, 2009
8:00pm - 9:30pm
Skirball Cultural Center
2701 N. Sepulveda Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA
For details:
https://tickets.skirball.org/public/auto_choose_ga
Posted by jmwc at 09:48 AM

KlezFactor at Lilypad in Cambridge MA

KlezFactor (America) makes their US debut with a star-studded, international line-up.
Saturday, April 18, 2009 at 10:00pm
The Lilypad
1353 Cambridge St.
Cambridge, MA
Performers:
Mike Anklewicz - saxophone, clarinet
Jaro Dabrowski - electric guitar
Jonathan Feldman - keyboard
Lilli Klotz - violin
Matt Temkin - drums
Dan Turkos - bass

Lilypad
Cover is $10

Hear KlezFactor's music @ www.klezfactor.com; www.myspace.com/klezfactor; or http://radio3.cbc.ca/bands/klezfactor
Posted by jmwc at 09:40 AM

Radical Amazment: Heschel's Poetry to Music

Spring in Tribeca Concert Series
Radical Amazment: Heschel's Poetry to Music
Basya Schechter of Pharaoh's Daughter
The Synagogue For the Arts
Sunday, March 22, 2009
Time: 7:30pm - 8:30pm
Synagogue for the Arts/Tribeca
49 White Street
New York, NY

RADICAL AMAZEMENT: A MUSICAL EXPLORATION OF THE POETRY OF ABRAHAM JOSHUA HESCHEL

$20/$15 seniors and students

Basya Schechter of Pharaoh's Daughter brings to the Synagogue For The Arts this unique program of songs from the early Yiddish poetry of Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel. These beautiful poems written while he was a University student in Berlin, after leaving his Chasidic family in Warsaw, grapple with mans' relationship to G-d, to love, to nature to existence, social responsinbility, and reflect his deep concern for life, and are the seeds for the impact he eventually had on Judaism. (performed in Yiddish, with programs with English translation)

Musical Direction - Uri Sharlin -piano, accordion; Frank London - trumpet; Megan Weeder - violin; Yoed Nir- cello; Rich Stein - percussion; Basya Schechter - oud, guitar, voice
Posted by jmwc at 09:35 AM

The Colors of Water -- Today in Boston!

Julie Silver plays Hancock Hall in Boston, March 22nd, 4PM...with the tremendously talented Yavilah McCoy and Josh Nelson.
Program: The Colors of Water - An original Mayyim Hayyim production telling the unique musical family history of four generations who found a home in Judaism through spirit and song. Written by Anita Diamant, Janet Buchwald and Yavilah McCoy
Performers: Yavilah McCoy, Julie Silver, Josh Nelson and more!
Hancock Hall
180 Berkeley Street
Boston, MA 02116

Tickets:
$54 General Admission (Reception and Performance) --Dessert Reception starts at 3pm
$36 Performance Only
$18 Students (performance only, please arrive at 3:45)
http://www.mayyimhayyim.org/Water2009/
Posted by jmwc at 09:23 AM