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Bonjour, Yankele sera en concert pour "la nuit du klezmer" dans le cadre du festival Nigunim de Genève avec les groupes Mentsh et Hotegezugt, le 25 novembre à 20h, à la salle Ernest Ansermet , 66 bvd. Carl-Vogt, 1205 Genève. Pour ceux qui ne seraient pas dans le quartier, nous serons également à la vielle grille le mercredi 29 novembre à 21h au 1, rue du Puits de l'Ermite 75005 Paris. Réservation :01.47.07.22.11
I would like to invite everyone to a couple of performances by my
group Inter Alia.
Wednesday, November 29th, 6 p.m. we perform "Voice of the
Pomegranate: A Visual and Musical Exploration of Middle Eastern
Symbolism" in conjunction with the Gallery of Social and Political
Art's exhibit "Songs of the Sand: Visual Perspectives of the Middle
East." The gallery is located at 565 Boylston St., 2nd floor in
Boston. For more information, please go to www.gspaboston.org. This
is a free event.
Here is a bit of background on the group:
Inter Alia is an interdisciplinary improvisational performance
group. Our name is taken from the Latin: "inter" meaning "between"
or "among," "alia" meaning "others," "someone else," or "something
else." Each piece we perform is created in a completely
collaborative manner. We try, as musicians, dancers, visual artists
and performance artists, to open ourselves to the unique
vocabularies of each other's particular traditions, and to challenge
and be challenged by the borders between them. In the process, we
hope to create pieces which are innovative and thought-provoking
while remaining emotionally accessible and at times downright fun.
We are: Yael Bat-Shimon, violinist; Emily Beattie and Andrea
Cheatham, dancers; Joseph Darensbourg, vocalist; Mike Hall,
digital media artist; and Skye Schulte, painter. You can visit our
website at www.interalia.zoomshare.com.
Pharaoh's Daughter CD pre-release party
Playing songs only from the forthcoming record, (we're almost finished...)
Wednesday, November 29th, 7p.m.
JOE's PUB
$12 advance $15 at the door.
(425 Lafayette St. Near Astor Place)
9 piece band-basya-oud, guitar,vocals; , daphna-recorder, ney, vocals; meg-violin, erhu, mathias-percussion, jason-keys, yuval-drums, uri-accordian, shanir-bass, Special guest: Adam Levy (electric guitar, soon to be going back on tour with Norah Jones...) Other guests may appear! Public Theater box office 212-239-6200 or www.telecharge.com
Wednesday 29 november 2006, Synagoge Groningen
(Folkingestr.60)
19:30 uhr
Concert Lipovsky Trio with Shura Lipovsky (voice), Monique
Lansdorp (violin), Jan Rokyta (cimbalom). Hundrerd Years
celebration of the synagoge. Also celebration of Shura's
new CD: "Tenderness in word & sound" (first issued 13
nov.06 Paris)
www.shuralipovsky.tk
href="http://www.geocities.com/synagogegroningen">www.geocities.com/synagogegroningen
Informatie over al het bovenstaande:
Marcel Wichgers
tel 06 2819 2619
050 301 11 93
THERESA TOVA'S first play with music, STILL THE NIGHT, has been hailed by the critics as a tender, intimate, stunningly rendered and uplifting drama..... " As an actress, I've spent most of my life pretending to be something I'm not. My own parents had to hide who they were, but through STILL THE NIGHT I can sing it loudly and tell the world.... I do not intend STILL THE NIGHT to be a factual account even though it is full of many truths.
Against the onslaught of naysayers and revisionists it is important for the next generation to find its own truth."
Memories of Spain
Arboleras
92nd Street Y
Thu, Nov 29, 2006, 8:00pm, Lexington Avenue
Kaufmann Concert Hall
Code: T-TC5JW12-01
Price: $30.00 All Sections / For tickets
Arboleras
Eliseo Parra García, vocals, oud, saz,
percussion
José Manuel Fraile Gil, vocals, percussion
Carmen Terrón Rodas, vocals
Francisco Ortega, violin
Susana Weich-Shahak, kanun, percussion
The ensemble Arboleras from Spain, which has long been devoted to Spanish folklore, offers a fresh take on traditional Ladino songs, exploring their Iberian and Middle Eastern roots and revealing their modern-day resonance.
Walter Zev Feldman, known both for his scholarly contributions to Jewish Music history and for his performances and teaching of Jewish music and dance, is artistic director of "Music and Dance of Jewish Traditions: Songs of Love & Longing," a new series at NYC's 92nd St. Y this fall/winter.
The Sway Machinery
at Black Betty
Wed., Nov 29, starts 10:30. 2 sets
366 Metropolitan Ave (Corner of Havemeyer Street)
Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY 11211
Directions: G at Metropolitan Ave; L at Lorimer Ave. J, M, Z at Marcy Ave
(718) 599-0243
You can arrive early!
Black Betty is an excellent North African and Mediterranean
restaurant.
After dinner we'll take care of you!
Jeremiah Lockwood: guitar, vocal
Stuart Bogie: tenor sax
Colin Stetson: bass sax
Jordan McLean: trumpet
Tomer Tzur: drums