Golem, Chicago, IL, Sep 30, 2007
Golem (gypsy punk from NYC)
9/30
Schubas,
Chicago IL
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Golem (gypsy punk from NYC)
9/30
Schubas,
Chicago IL
Yiddish Folk Festival
Sunday, September 30th - 3:00 to 7:00 pm
San Geronimo Valley Community Center
6350 Sir Frances Drake Blvd., San Geronimo
9 miles west of San Rafael in Marin
Klezmer Music from: The Red Hot Chachkas, Freilachmakers Old-Time String Band, Jubilee Klezmer Ensemble, Yiddish Singing and Dancing with Gerry Tenney and Bruce Bierman.
Participatory Workshops: dancing / singing / storytelling / children's activities / food / art / select vendors / fun for all ages! Don't forget to Bring Your Instruments!
Tickets: $15 adults, $5 kids, and $30 family of 3 or more
More Info: (415) 488-8888 or www.svgcc.org
Another Realm, featuring Hankus Netsky and Linda Chase at Temple Beth Israel in Waltham on Sunday, September 30th.
On Sunday, September 30th at 7 PM, Temple Beth Israel Coffeehouse will present Another Realm, a jazz, world music, and improvisation ensemble featuring four of the Boston area’s most adventurous and creative musicians. The group consists of pianist and reed player Hankus Netsky, flutist/composer Linda Chase, bassist Chris Rathbun, and percussionist Tupac Mantilla. Together, they explore a repertoire that includes pieces from South American, Eastern European, Asian, and Jewish traditions, jazz standards, music of romantic and impressionist European composers, poetry-based improvisations, and original songs and compositions.
Hankus Netsky is an instructor in jazz, contemporary improvisation, and Jewish music at the New England Conservatory in Boston, Vice President for Education at the National Yiddish Book Center, and founder and director of the Klezmer Conservatory Band, an internationally renowned Yiddish music ensemble. "Another Realm" gives Netsky a chance to go beyond the traditional klezmer music he is best known for and explore a variety of improvisational genres.
Linda Chase teaches composition, arranging, world music, jazz and improvisation at Berklee College of Music. She is the recent winner of the Kaji Aso Studio's "Tanabata" Composition Prize, the recipient of a Berklee faculty composition grant, has composed for the American Repertory Theatre Institute in Cambridge, and is a featured performer in concerts and at clubs throughout the Boston area. Tupac Mantilla is a native of Colombia, where he is well known for his percussion work in both traditional, and contemporary music. Bassist Chris Rathbun has performed with "Papa" Jo Jones, Tiny Grimes, Terry Lynn Carrington, Sir Charles Thompson, Herb Pomeroy, The Artie Shaw Orchestra, and numerous other artists.
Temple Beth Israel (www.tbiwaltham.org) is located at 25 Harvard Street, a block from Main St. in Waltham (on the 70 Bus line from Central Square, Cambridge). Tickets are $15 ($12 for Temple Beth Israel Members and students). For more information, call 781-893-5734.
This coming Sunday, at 4 PM, Klezmerica (Joe Vass, Dale Mendenhall, Dave Jensen, Jay Epstein, Chris Bates and Carolyn Boulay) will be performing in concert at the Hennepin Avenue United Methodist Church at 511 Groveland Avenue in Minneapolis. (There is a suggested but not required donation of $5 at the door.)
This will be your last chance to hear Klezmerica perform in the Twin Cities for awhile. On Saturday, December 15, we'll perform in the Chicago area at Schaumberg's Prairie Center For The Arts. This spring, we plan to resume performing "The Soul Of Gershwin" (known locally as "Gershwin The Klezmer") in various venues around the U.S. (More information on that as it becomes available).
Balkan Beat Box
9/30/2007 8:00 PM
Quixote's True Blue
2637 Welton
Denver, CO
Sunday, September 30, 2007 at 3pm
Magdalene Cultural Arts Center presents:
Music as a Catalyst for Sacred Prayer and Ecstasy
A Workshop of Divine Ecstasy in Sufi and Hassidic Music
facilitated by
Yuval Ron
Magdalene Cultural Arts Center
4822 Vineland Avenue, North Hollywood, CA 91601
Admission: $25
For more information: Please call 818-760-0531
'association des Amis de la Musique Juive a la joie de vous annoncer un heureux événement:
Le Trio ELEONORE :
Anat KOLODNY: clarinette - Mi-Kyung KIM: violoncelle - Ivani VENTURIERI: piano
vient de faire paraître un CD, produit par VDE-Gallo avec le soutien de l' AMJ Vous êtes cordialement invités au vernissage qui aura lieu Dimanche 30 septembre 2007 à 17h au Conservatoire de Musique, Place Neuve, Genève Présentation du CD et interprétation d'extraits musicaux.
ENTREE LIBRE
Contenu du CD:
Max BRUCH (1838-1920): 8 pièces op.83
Paul JUON (1872-1940): Trio Miniaturen op.18
Joachim STUTSCHEWSKY (1891-1982): Hassidic Fantasy
Cette dernière ouvre a été présentée à Genève en 2001 lors d'un concert organisé par l'association des Amis de la Musique Juive. Son enregistrement est une première mondiale.
A Night in the Old Marketplace
September 28 - October 21 2007
Book and Lyrics by Glen Berger
Music by Frank London
Conceived by Alexandra Aron
Inspired by I.L. Peretz
Klezmer giant and Grammy-winner Frank London and Emmy-winner Glen Berger spin a magic tale set to Klezmer music of spirits who come alive to right an ancient wrong in this fantastic journey to rediscover the meaning of faith.
Preview, Sunday, Sep 30, 3pm
Prince Theater
1412 Chestnut St.
Philadelphia, PA
215 569 9700
New Yiddish Dance Class at NY's 92 St. Y presented by Center for Traditional Music and Dance and the 92 St. Y.
CTMD announces a new partnership with Manhattan's 92 St Y to offer a series of Yiddish dance classes beginning in September led by Walter Zev Feldman and other master dance leaders.
Building on our monthly Tantshoyz (dance house) series at the JCC in Manhattan, the 92 St. Y classes will provide intermediate and advanced dancers with a more in-depth opportunity to explore classic Yiddish and coterritorial dances such as the sher, hora/zhok, freylekhs, honga, hora moldavaneasca and bulgar. Special focus will also be given to the expressive power and gestures of solo dance. Classes will feature live klezmer music performed by Jake Shulman-Ment on violin and Pete Rushefsky on tsimbl (hammered dulcimer).
Eight, three-hour sessions will be held on the following Sundays, from 2PM-5PM: September 30, October 21, November 18, January 20, February 17, March 30, April 27, and June 1. Cost for the series is $250 (interested participants must register for the entire series). To register or for more information, go to the 92nd St. Y website or call Pete Rushefsky at 212-571-1555 ext. 36 or email Pete.
And stay tuned for information about a new season of Tantshoyzen and a December 9 Symposium at NYU entitled Defining Yiddish Dance: Sacred, Secular, Borrowed and Transformed.
The Center for Traditional Music and Dance's Yiddish Dance Project is supported by the Forward Association, the New York State Council on the Arts Division of Folk Arts and public funds from the NYC Department of Cultural Affairs.
Balkan Beat Box
9/29/2007 9:00 PM
Great American Music Hall
859 O'Farrell St.
San Francisco, CA
Cost : $15.00
Doors at 8pm / All AGES
Start off the Jewish New Year with a celebration of old-country spirit and soul music!
Maxwell Street Klezmer Band
Including "Dancin' Steve" Weintraub
Sat, Sept 29, 2007, 8:00 pm
Beloit College
Eaton Chapel
Beloit, WI
Tickets: $15
Call 608-363-2242 for information
Call 608-363-2755 for tickets
The Maxwell Street Klezmer Band, founded in 1983, has also recorded four CDs, including "You Should Be So Lucky!" and "Old Roots, New World" on the Shanachie label. A local Chicago favorite, the band has also performed at Carnegie Hall in New York; and toured Europe seven times, including a concert at The Barbican Centre in London.
Golem (gypsy punk from NYC)
9/29 @
Lotus World Music Festival,
Bloomington IN
A Night in the Old Marketplace
September 28 - October 21 2007
Book and Lyrics by Glen Berger
Music by Frank London
Conceived by Alexandra Aron
Inspired by I.L. Peretz
Klezmer giant and Grammy-winner Frank London and Emmy-winner Glen Berger spin a magic tale set to Klezmer music of spirits who come alive to right an ancient wrong in this fantastic journey to rediscover the meaning of faith.
Preview, Saturday, Sep 29, 8pm
Prince Theater
1412 Chestnut St.
Philadelphia, PA
215 569 9700
>Massel-Tov
29.09.07
91977 Ermreuth,
Alte Synagoge,
Wagnergasse 8,
20:00 Uhr
David Orlowsky's Klezmorim
29.Sep.2007 19:30
An der Ringkirche 3
65197 Wiesbaden
KLEZSHOP NEW YORK PREMIERE!
September 29th, 7:30pm
AT: Stephen Wise Free Synagogue
30 W. 68th St.
New York, NY 10023
(Between Columbus and Central Park West)
212-877-4050; www.swfs.org
KLEZSHOP - A unique New York based trio, playing their original compositions, all with a special Jewish-Klezmer flavor. Its members, natives of Israel, graduates of the Juilliard School, the Paris Conservatory and the Jerusalem Academy, combine their classical education with a rich experience of performing Jewish music, Rock, Jazz and Irish music all over the world.
Gilad Harel - clarinet
Jonathan Keren - violin
Gilad Cohen bass guitar, voice
Visit Myspace for some music samples:
www.myspace.com/klezshop
FREE Donations are encouraged!
FOLLOWED BY LIGHT REFRESHMENTS
Golem (gypsy punk from NYC)
9/28 @
Crofoot,
Detroit MI
Edom brings its innovative fusion of avant-garde jazz and Israeli Jewish music to Brooklyn. Edom is led by Israeli-born, composer/guitarist Eyal Maoz, and features Brian Marsella on organ, Shanir Blumenkranz on bass, and Yuval Lion on drums. The group's self-titled debut album was released in 2005 by John Zorn's Tzadik Label as part of its Radical Jewish Culture series and has performed at the 2006 Montreal Jazz Festival.
Edom
September 28 at 8pm at Tilles
corner of Vanderbilt and DeKalb,
Brooklyn, New York City.
A Night in the Old Marketplace
September 28 - October 21 2007
Book and Lyrics by Glen Berger
Music by Frank London
Conceived by Alexandra Aron
Inspired by I.L. Peretz
Klezmer giant and Grammy-winner Frank London and Emmy-winner Glen Berger spin a magic tale set to Klezmer music of spirits who come alive to right an ancient wrong in this fantastic journey to rediscover the meaning of faith.
Preview, Friday, Sep 28, 8pm
Pre-Show Discussion
Prince Theater
1412 Chestnut St.
Philadelphia, PA
215 569 9700
>Massel-Tov
28.09.07
91171 Greding, Foyer des Rathauses, 20:00 Uhr
Balkan Beat Box
9/28/2007 8:00 PM
2007 All Roads Film Festival
Egyptian Theatre
6712 Hollywood Blvd
Los Angeles, CA
Golem (gypsy punk from NYC)
w/ Ana-Vey and Pandemic Dj's
Thursday Sept. 27
$7
@ Gooski's
3117 brereton road (Polish Hlll neighborhood)
9pm
(412) 681-1658
www.myspace.com/pghpandemic
Balkan Beat Box
9/27/2007 8:00 PM
Lotus Fest, Bloomington, IN
David Orlowsky's Klezmorim
28.Sep.2007 20:00
St. Markus Kirche
Sieglitzhofer Strasse 2
91054 Erlangen
David Orlowsky's Klezmorim
27.Sep.2007 20:00
Allerheiligen Hofkirche Residenz München
Residenzstrasse 1
80333 München
The Zamir Chorale of Boston, "America's foremost Jewish choral ensemble," will hold auditions for all voice parts on Sunday, September 23 from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. at Hebrew College, 160 Herrick Road, Newton Centre. Auditions are by appointment only and must be scheduled in advance by calling the Zamir office at (617) 244-6333.
Candidates must have excellent vocal quality, the ability to sight-read music, and previous choral experience. In addition to the audition, candidates are required to attend open rehearsals at Hebrew College on Tuesday, September 11th and September 18th from 7:15 to 10:00 p.m. Rehearsals are held on Tuesdays at Hebrew College, from 7:15 to 10:00 p.m., from September through early June. For more information about Zamir, visit www.zamir.org
Balkan Beat Box & Beirut
Delacorte Theater
Central Park - NYC
Violinist Ernie Gruner from Klezmeritis and The Klezmer Trio leads beginners and intermediate klezmer workshops for all musicians. Learn tunes by ear and singing, and introduction to style & history.
Tuesdays in September 4,11,18,25.
7pm beginners, 8.30pm intermediate
$15/10 per session or advance discount for all.
Northcote Uniting Church Hall, as part of Darebin Music Feast
Registration & discounted prepayment by 28/8.
E-mail Ernie Gruner.
Dear Friend of the Jewish People's Philharmonic Chorus:
The Jewish People's Philharmonic Chorus (JPPC) of New York, which specializes in Yiddish choral music, will hold auditions for all voice parts on:
Monday evening, September 17 and
Monday evening, September 24,
on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.
The 40-member chorale, which has recently performed at Shea Stadium, Lincoln Center, and the North American Jewish Choral Festival - as well as released its first CD, "Zingt! A Celebration of Yiddish Choral Music" (which has drawn raves), - is committed to the highest quality of performance.
The auditions are by appointment only and can be scheduled by calling (646) 602-2007 or emailing
Candidates must have a good ear, be able to sing in harmony and have a voice that blends.
*No* knowledge of Yiddish is necessary. Translations are always provided.
Rehearsals are held weekly from September through early June on Monday evenings on the Upper West Side.
The JPPC is conducted by Binyumen Schaechter.
More info about the JPPC can be found at www.thejppc.org.
The JPPC is a non-discriminatory organization and welcomes singers of all faiths; membership in the Chorale is open to qualified singers without regard to religion, race, national origin, sexual orientation, marital status, or disability.
Extreme Klezmer Makeover Band High energy, foot stomping, put-a-smile-on-your-face traditional and progressive klezmer. Wonderful small intimate 50 seat venue in Altadena (near Pasadena) Sunday, September 23, 2007 at the Coffee Gallery Backstage, 2029 N. Lake St., Altadena, CA 91001. 7PM $15
Reservations: 626-398-7919
Directions: www.coffeegallery.com
Pharaoh's Daughter
Sunday, Sept. 23rd. Brooklyn Public Library
3:30p.m.
1 Grand Army Plz
Brooklyn, NY 11238
(718) 399-2637
www.brooklynpubliclibrary.org
Sun. Sept. 23
Warehouse District Street Festival,
Cleveland, Ohio.
1:30 p.m. concert.
free.
www.warehousedistrict.org
David Orlowsky's Klezmorim
23.Sep.2007 11:15
Studio der Philharmonie
Fischmarkt 2
78462 Konstanz
David Orlowsky's Klezmorim
22.Sep.2007 20:00
Stadthaus Ulm
Münsterplatz 38
D - 89073 Ulm
David Orlowsky's Klezmorim
21.Sep.2007 20:00
Konzerthaus Freiburg
Konrad-Adenauer-Platz 1
79098 Freiburg
Yankele
Jeudi 20 septembre à 20h
au viaduc des arts 55,
av Daumesnil à
Paris 75012.
www.viaduc-des-arts.com
tél 01 55 78 85 85
Prix des places:10 euros
in Los Angeles: Thursday, September 20, 2007 at 7 pm
Concert for the Days Of Awe
Selihoth (prayers of forgiveness) and Sacred Music from the Middle East
Yuval Ron Ensemble
in a special concert of Spiritual Preparation for Yom Kippur
Yuval Ron, in a collaborative project with R. Haim Ovadia has arranged traditional Yerushalmi, Iraqi, and Sephardi prayers for the High Holidays in a meditative spiritual musical presentation.
with special guests:
Eliyahu Sill - ney Nimrod Nol - violin and members of R. Ovadia's family.
This event will be hosted by the Iraqi, Persian, Indian, Indonesian and Sephardic Jewish community of Kahal Joseph. The concert will take place in the sanctuary decorated with vivid stained-glass artwork and containing a repository of ornate, old Sephardic Torah scrolls from Asia, North Africa and the Middle East
Location: 10505 West Santa Monica Blvd.West Los Angeles, CA 90025
Admission: General Admission $25. VIP $75, Group discounts available to organizations.
For more information: Please call Dafna at (310) 474-0559
David Orlowsky's Klezmorim
19.Sep.2007 20:00 Popkomm Berlin
RADIALSYSTEM V
Holzmarktstr. 33
10243 Berlin
Violinist Ernie Gruner from Klezmeritis and The Klezmer Trio leads beginners and intermediate klezmer workshops for all musicians. Learn tunes by ear and singing, and introduction to style & history.
Tuesdays in September 4,11,18,25.
7pm beginners, 8.30pm intermediate
$15/10 per session or advance discount for all.
Northcote Uniting Church Hall, as part of Darebin Music Feast
Registration & discounted prepayment by 28/8.
E-mail Ernie Gruner.
Dear Friend of the Jewish People's Philharmonic Chorus:
The Jewish People's Philharmonic Chorus (JPPC) of New York, which specializes in Yiddish choral music, will hold auditions for all voice parts on:
Monday evening, September 17 and
Monday evening, September 24,
on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.
The 40-member chorale, which has recently performed at Shea Stadium, Lincoln Center, and the North American Jewish Choral Festival - as well as released its first CD, "Zingt! A Celebration of Yiddish Choral Music" (which has drawn raves), - is committed to the highest quality of performance.
The auditions are by appointment only and can be scheduled by calling (646) 602-2007 or emailing
Candidates must have a good ear, be able to sing in harmony and have a voice that blends.
*No* knowledge of Yiddish is necessary. Translations are always provided.
Rehearsals are held weekly from September through early June on Monday evenings on the Upper West Side.
The JPPC is conducted by Binyumen Schaechter.
More info about the JPPC can be found at www.thejppc.org.
The JPPC is a non-discriminatory organization and welcomes singers of all faiths; membership in the Chorale is open to qualified singers without regard to religion, race, national origin, sexual orientation, marital status, or disability.
Klezcentricity will be playing
the swing dance set at the Takoma Park Folk Festival this year
Sept. 16 - our set is at 1pm ... really glad they asked us (we're
a substitution... excellent choice... ahem...) and hope to have
my boy Jonah sit in with us...
tpff.org
The Sway Machinery
HIDDEN MELODIES REVEALED—a secret celebration of Rosh HaShana in
song
Wednesday, September 12, 2007 10PM
Angel Orensanz Foundation - www.orensanz.org
172 Norfolk Street (bet. Houston and Stanton), LES
FREE ADMISSION--OPEN BAR!
Be still and you will hear it--the rumble of the snare drum and the
high pitched cackle of the double-reed shawm...
Planning to attend? Let us know. RSVP at newyork.going.com/swaymachinery
On September 12, 2007 The Sway Machinery will unveil its most ambitious project to date: Hidden Melodies Revealed. Taking place on the night of Rosh HaShana, the Jewish lunar new year, and falling at the intersection of storytelling, theater and mass hysteria, this event will bring the band's blistering live show to a new level. Taking the traditional New Year ritual music as jumping off point, Hidden Melodies Reveled will showcase the band's powerful ability to transform the ancient arts into an experience that is living, joyful and transformative. A companion EP featuring music from the concert will also be released on September 12. Not to be missed!
To add to the festivities, we are happy to inform the public that there will be an open bar from 9:45 until 11PM on the night of the performance, courtesy of the Moet Hennesy Company. The bar will be offering Ardbeg "the Ultimate Single Islay Malt Scotch Whiskey" and Greenpoint Chardonnay and Cabernet Shiraz from Australia. Greenpoint, founded by Moet and Chandon, is a high quality cool climate wine that is committed to ecologically friendly wine making practices.
Planning to attend? Let us know. RSVP at newyork.going.com/swaymachinery
Employing music, storytelling and the debut of an animated film (directed by Guggenheim Fellow Shawn Atkins using puppets designed by Paul Andrejco and created especially for this event), Hidden Melodies Revealed will be a visceral feast. This event takes as its goal the creation of an emotional state in which the musical folklore of the New Year liturgy can be absorbed by a modern audience. We are excited to invite you to be a part of this experimentation!
For this special event, the band will feature both special guest, drummer Brian Chase (Yeah Yeah Yeahs) and founding member, percusionist Tomer Tzur, tag teaming on drums and percussion. Our usual team, Jeremiah Lockwood (Balkan Beat Box) on guitar and voice, Colin Stetson (Tom Waits, Arcade Fire) on bass saxophone, and the inimitable tenor sax and trumpet combo of Stuart Bogie and Jordan McLean (Antibalas), will be presiding.
In the spirit of the holiday, there will be no charge for admission however, we will be accepting donations and offering copied of our new EP for sale. We sincerely look forward to seeing you there!
Be still and you will hear it--the rumble of the snare drum and the high pitched cackle of the double-reed shawm. The marching musicians are coming through the ruined gates of the city and the singer of epic tales is rising from the half darkness in which he reposes. The singer will no longer be silent. He will tell us those stories that spur us onward, away from the ruins of the city, away from the half-rotten corpses that we call a life and he will drive us forth into the desert. There, in the midst of the plateau that spreads like a veil over all of the world, you will loose yourself and come to know joy.
Hidden Melodies Revealed is supported by The Six Points Fellowship for Emerging Jewish Artists, a partnership of Avoda Arts, JDub Records, and the Foundation for Jewish Culture, and is made possible with major funding from UJA-Federation of New York.
Violinist Ernie Gruner from Klezmeritis and The Klezmer Trio leads beginners and intermediate klezmer workshops for all musicians. Learn tunes by ear and singing, and introduction to style & history.
Tuesdays in September 4,11,18,25.
7pm beginners, 8.30pm intermediate
$15/10 per session or advance discount for all.
Northcote Uniting Church Hall, as part of Darebin Music Feast
Registration & discounted prepayment by 28/8.
E-mail Ernie Gruner.
19 Sept., 11:30 A.M., "Eliezer Shteinberg", Dr. Moshe Lemster, Artistic
program: the singer Vera Loszinski accompanied by the pianist Regina Driker
Arbeter-ring in Yisroel - Brith Haavoda
48 Kalisher Street
Tel aviv Israel
Tel/fax: 972-3-517-6764
19 Sept., 11:30, "Eliezer Shteinberg", Dr. Moshe Lemster, In artistisher
tayl: di zingerin Vera Loszinski, klavir Regina Driker
Arbeter-ring in Yisroel - Brith Haavoda
48 Kalisher Street
Tel aviv Israel
Tel/fax: 972-3-517-6764
The Kahn Tour (no pun intended)
Featuring Daniel Kahn and the Painted Bird
w/ Daniel Kahn, Michael Winograd, Daniel Blacksberg and Jorge Roeder - wow!!!!
September, 9 2007
National Yiddish Book Center
1021 West St., Amherst, Massachusetts
Doesn稚 this sound heymish? "Members Day 11am-4pm
Spend the day at the Book Center during our fall foliage season. Picnic under the apple trees, tour our exhibits, browse our Yiddish and English books, attend a talk by Aaron Lansky, and listen to the unique sounds of Daniel Kahn and the Painted Bird"
Come play klezmer at the WC Klezmer Jam on Sunday Sept. 9 - this is the first jam since summer break, so you must be all eager -
Workmen's Circle building, 1762 Beacon St., Brookline
7:00 - 9:00pm
music available at the jam
keyboardists should bring electric keyboards if they can
Come play klezmer at the WC Klezmer Jam on Sunday Sept. 9 - this is the first jam since summer break, so you must be all eager -
Workmen's Circle building, 1762 Beacon St., Brookline
7:00 - 9:00pm
music available at the jam
keyboardists should bring electric keyboards if they can
The South Coast Simcha Band
September 9, 2007
Procession of Light (formerly Interfaith Day Celebration)
Presented by the Huntington Beach Interfaith Council, all faiths and religions come together to celebrate life with a candlelight (battery-operated candles) walk to the end of the Huntington Beach Pier.
Participants can join in this celebration with songs, hymns and prayers.
3:30 p.m.
Free.
Pier Plaza at the Huntington Beach Pier.
Cross street Pacific Coast Highway and Main, Huntington Beach, CA 92648.
Call: (714) 914-9797.
Sunday, September 9
Soviet Yiddish Writers Memorial Program
Workmen's Circle building, 1762 Beacon St., Brookline, MA
2:00pm – 4:00pm
The Yiddish committee invites you to join us as we commemorate the 55th anniversary of Stalin’s murderous assault on Yiddish culture in the Soviet Union. We will read from the works of a number of leading Yiddish writers who were arrested, tried secretly on trumped-up charges of treason and finally executed by firing squad on August 12, 1952. Most readings will be in Yiddish but wherever possible, we will provide English and Russian translations. The musical portion of the program will feature klezmer clarinetist, Dena Ressler.
The musical portion also includes Elka (Ellie) Kelman, Yiddish instructor at Brandeis, who is in possession of a fine voice, singing songs of Kulbak and Izi Kharik. Ressler will deliver a short bio of the latter (af yidish with English translation) and try to read a couple of his poems. And she will play.

Sunday, Sept 9th Jewsapalooza!!
Riverside Park by 72nd st.
12:30 - Dan Zanes (Basya Schechter will be a guest on this show, bring the kids!)
2p.m.- Chana Rothman
3:30 - New Orleans Klezmer
5p.m. Pharaoh's Daughter
6:30 Moshav, Hamakor, Soulfarm ...
Www.oyhoo.com for full more details
EXHIBITION OPENING
September 9th
11:30-2:00 Members Only Preview Event
2:00-4:00 Open to the public: Conversation with Mayer Kirshenblatt and Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett
2911 Russell Street, Berkeley, CA 94705
Contact: Lauren Karas 510-549-6950 ext. 340.
The exhibition will run through January 13, 2008. It is open to the public Sun-Wed 11-4, Th 11-8.
www.magnes.org
They Called Me Mayer July is being co-presented at the MAGNES with The Museum of Craft and Folk Art, San Francisco and the Holocaust Center of Northern California. This project has been made possible through a grant from the Taube Foundation for Jewish Life and Culture and the generosity of Jean and Sandy Colen, Varda and Irving Rabin, and Katie and Amnon Rodan.
HaKesher, Inc. Invites You To A Benefit Concert Featuring
The World-Renowned Counter Tenor Emil Zrihan, Direct from Israel
Joined by
Boujemaa Razgui - Violin
Amir Milstein - Flute
Juanito Pascual - Flamenco Guitar
Saturday, Sept. 8th, 9:30 p.m.
At Young Israel, 62 Green St., Brookline
(Near Coolidge Corner)
General, Group, & VIP Tickets Available
Free Appetizers & Refreshments
Further info: www.hakesheronline.com/documents/47.html

Sharon Bernstein and Stu Brotman
Sunday, September 8, 8:30pm
JCC East Bay, 1414 Walnut Street
$10 members, $12 non-members
www.jcceastbay.org
Info: 510-848-0237
Yiddish singer Sharon Bernstein (voice & piano) and klezmer pioneer Stu Brotman (bass, tsimbl & percussion) join forces in a unique performance set to paintings by self-taught Toronto artist Mayer Kirshenblatt. Kirshenblatt's vibrant portraits of his home town Apt, Poland before the Holocaust inspire a rich blent of traditional song and contemporary sound. Projected images of the paintings connected with the songs complete this experience that recalls Polish shtetl life. Presented in conjunction with the book They Called me Mayer July: Painted Memories of Jewish Life in Poland Before the Holocaust by Mayer Kirshenblatt and Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett (University of California Press, forthcoming September 2007) and exhibition with the same title at the Judah L. Magnes Museum, Septermber 10, 2007 - January 13, 2008.
Co-presented by the Judah L. Magnes Museum
Sept. 8
Congregation Bethanyu,
Pepper Pike, Ohio.
7:30 p.m.
www.bethanyu.org
The Kahn Tour (no pun intended)
Featuring Daniel Kahn and the Painted Bird
w/ Daniel Kahn, Michael Winograd, Daniel Blacksberg and Jorge Roeder - wow!!!!
September, 7 2007
The Rose
345 Grand St.
Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Double bill with the apocalyptistic carnival of michael winograd's infection
David Orlowsky's Klezmorim
07.Sep.2007 20:00
Werkhof Lübeck
Kanalstr. 70
23552 Lübeck
David Orlowsky's Klezmorim
special guest Iveta Apkalna
06.Sep.2007 20:30
Goldbekhaus e.V.
Moorfuhrtweg 9
22301 Hamburg
Dorothea Greve a wonderful singer from Hamburg, and well-known Yiddish teacher in Germany, will present a program of Yiddish songs by Soviet yiddish writers to kick off the monthly Kavehoyz series run by the Congress for Jewish Culture. Accompanying her on guitar is the extraordinary Joey Weissenberg.
Thursday, Sept. 6 at 7PM, admission $8 includes kosher pastry and coffee at the Congress for Jewish Culture 25 E. 21st NYC (between Park and Broadway).
Pharaoh's Daughter
Sept. 6th -lunch series 12-2
825 8th Avenue Outdoor show by 50th street
(bet. 8th and 9th Ave.)
The Kahn Tour (no pun intended)
Featuring Daniel Kahn and the Painted Bird
w/ Daniel Kahn, Michael Winograd, Daniel Blacksberg and Jorge Roeder - wow!!!!
September, 5 2007 at Tritone
1508 South Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Cost : $10
A Youngish and Yiddish show, curated by Philly痴 bonafide yiddishe debutante artiste extraordinaire, the comely Evelyn!
(sponsored by Youngish and Yiddish)
They Called Me Mayer July: Painted Memories of a Jewish Childhood in Poland Before the Holocaust, the result of 40-year collaboration between Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett, and her father, Mayer Kirshenblatt, has appeared!
www.mayerjuly.com
BOOK LAUNCH
JCC, San Francisco
Wednesday, September 5th
8:00 PM
Jewish Community Center, San Francisco
$8.00 JCC Member, $10 Public
www.jccsf.org/content_main.aspx?catid=19#1815
The Lisa Parrott trio will be performing at Barbes in Park Slope Brooklyn, this coming Wednesday night Sep 5th. One set @ 8pm.
Lisa Parrott saxophones
Chris Lightcap - bass
Gerald Cleaver drums
This trio always has a great time playing together, and well be playing harmolodic inspired, original, improvised music. Barbes is a great venue for listening and hanging—an excellent bar with a back room for intimate music listening.
Barbes - 376 9th St (@ 6th Ave), Brooklyn.
Wednesday September 5th, 8pm $10
Directions: From Manhattan, Take the last car of the train to 7th Ave, Brooklyn.
Exit at the southwest corner exit, make a u-turn and walk downhill on 9th street towards 6th Avenue.
Barbes is on your left at 376 9th Street, a couple of stores in from the corner of 6th Avenue.
David Orlowsky's Klezmorim
special guest Iveta Apkalna
05.Sep.2007 20:00
Glocke, kleiner Saal Bremen
Domsheide 4 €5
28195 Bremen
We begin our 2007-2008 cultural season on Wednesday, September 5th. Our
planned program of a lecture in Yiddish followed by a musical interlude is
as follows:
5 Sept., 11:30 A.M.,"The Underworld in Yiddish literature", Prof. Avraham
Novershtern, Artistic program: the singer Aliza Blecherovitz
Arbeter-ring in Yisroel - Brith Haavoda
48 Kalisher Street
Tel aviv Israel
Tel/fax: 972-3-517-6764
Khosheve Khaverim,
Dem 5-ten September efenen mir dem kultur sezon 2007-2008 un mir trefn zikh
vider oyf unzere frimorgns fun kultur krayz. Baygelaygt dem program fun di
planirte unternemungen:
5 Sept., 11:30, "Di Intervelt in der Yiddisher literatur", Prof. Avraham
Novershtern, In artistisher tayl: di zingerin Aliza Blecherovitz
Arbeter-ring in Yisroel - Brith Haavoda
48 Kalisher Street
Tel aviv Israel
Tel/fax: 972-3-517-6764
Violinist Ernie Gruner from Klezmeritis and The Klezmer Trio leads beginners and intermediate klezmer workshops for all musicians. Learn tunes by ear and singing, and introduction to style & history.
Tuesdays in September 4,11,18,25.
7pm beginners, 8.30pm intermediate
$15/10 per session or advance discount for all.
Northcote Uniting Church Hall, as part of Darebin Music Feast
Registration & discounted prepayment by 28/8.
E-mail Ernie Gruner.
The Kahn Tour (no pun intended)
Featuring Daniel Kahn and the Painted Bird
w/ Daniel Kahn, Michael Winograd, Daniel Blacksberg and Jorge Roeder - wow!!!!
Princeton Arts Council,
301 No. Harrison Street xSpace 23B
Princeton, NJ (double bill w/the klez dispensers)
A seance for the dead and buried language of the eastern european Jews. Bring your own Ouija board. With Daniel Khan, Michael Winograd, and Daniel Blacksberg. This promises to be an evening.
The Kahn Tour (no pun intended)
Featuring Daniel Kahn and the Painted Bird
w/ Daniel Kahn, Michael Winograd, Daniel Blacksberg and Jorge Roeder - wow!!!!
9/3/07 - Petes Candy Store,
709 Lorimer St
Brooklyn, NY
10:30pm
www.petescandystore.com
(718) 302-3770
A seance for the dead and buried language of the eastern european Jews. Bring your own Ouija board. With Daniel Khan, Michael Winograd, and Daniel Blacksberg. This promises to be an evening.
Get back from your destination weekend early and come party with us next Monday for the first ever JDub Labor Day BBQ!
Enjoy music from JDub artists and friends, along with a Kosher VS vegan BBQ cookoff (you'll be the judge), live silk screening, a craft village presented by Etsy, face painting, croquet, magic, and most importantly, a 30-foot inflatable water slide (bring a bathing suit or be prepared)!
Throughout the day, Israeli DJ crew Soulico will spin their unique mix of Middle Eastern hip hop and funk, while also hosting DJ Eleven of The Rub, DJ Anaan (AKA JDub label Prez Aaron Bisman) and DJ Ezekiel (AKA Annette Ezekiel, lead singer of Golem), plus live performances by Golem and Deleon
Monday, September 3rd - 3-9PM; ALL AGES
The Yard - 400 Carroll Street between Bond & Nevins - F to Carroll; R to Union
$10 at ticketweb.com
This event is made possible with the support of UJA- Federation of New York, and is cosponsored by The Onion, Brooklyn Jews, and MeanRed.
Aug. 31-Sept. 3, 2007
Nostalgia Labor Day Weekend
on Broadway
for the 16th Annual
SHORASHIM
Roots of Israeli Folk Dance
Featuring two Special Guest Teachers to Celebrate
20 Years of the Rikuday Dor Rishon Dance Session
Workshops: Sat, Sun, & Mon: Ayalah @ 2pm; Seadia @ 4pm; - $15/workshop
Parties: Fri. & Mon. @ 8pm - $10/night;
Marathons: Sat. & Sun. @ 8pm - $20/night
Special Rate for the Whole Weekend: $130
Day Passes: Sat & Sun. - $45; Mon. - $35
Students (under 21) & seniors (over 65) with ID - $2 off any session
All events are in an air-conditioned dance studio with a wood floor at
Bridge for DANCE 2726 Broadway @ 104th St.
Information: 917-207-0093; www.rikud.net
SEADIA AMISHAI
Creator Of Adama Admati, Ashlayot, Bisabisi, Bo Iti El Hagalil, Mi Li
Yiten and other great dances. Seadia, known affectionately as Sedi, is
one of Israel's most creative and dynamic choreographers. He is a
specialist in Yemenite folk culture, often reflected in his dances. Sedi
will review or teach many of his dances at Shorashim, including many
based on authentic Yemenite movements. It is always a memorable experience
to be with and learn from this warm, vibrant and enthusiastic teacher.
AYALAH GOREN KADMAN
Israeli dance expert who established and directs the ethnic dance program
at the Rubin Academy of Music and Dance in Jerusalem. Ayalah is one of
the foremost teachers, choreographers and researchers of Israeli folk and
ethnic dance. She has been intimately involved with the annual Shorashim
weekends since they began in 1992. We welcome Ayalah back again to
Shorashim, where she brings her inexhaustible energy to share with us a
vast and unique knowledge of the classic folk dances of Israel.
4 nights of marathons/parties @ 8pm & 3 days of afternoon workshops
You can pick & choose the events to fit YOUR schedule
Preliminary Program & Rates at the Door
Workshops: Sat, Sun, & Mon: Ayalah @ 2pm; Seadia @ 4pm; - $15/workshop
Parties: Fri. & Mon. @ 8pm - $10/night;
Marathons: Sat. & Sun. @ 8pm - $20/night
Special Rate for the Whole Weekend: $130
Day Passes: Sat & Sun. - $45; Mon. - $35
Students (under 21) & seniors (over 65) with ID - $2 off any session
All events are in an air-conditioned dance studio with a wood floor at
Bridge for DANCE 2726 Broadway @ 104th St.
Information: 917-207-0093; www.rikud.net
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT SHORASHIM (INCLUDING DETAILS FOR THOSE COMING
FROM OUT OF TOWN) & SOME NEW THINGS FOR THIS YEAR
* On the opening Friday night, Seadia Amishai will conduct a Yemenite
Kabalat Shabbat which he is known for at the popular Kibbutz Ginegar
end-of-month Oneg Shabbat dance session (also on August 31).
* To kick off the 20th anniversary year of our Rikuday Dor Rishon dance
session, we will honor the early choreographers of Israeli folk dancing
who are no longer with us. Ayalah Goren, who knew all of them personally,
will give three special workshops teaching some of their best dances.
* Shorashim continues the tradition of providing the best teachers
at an affordable cost. Regular rates per session are the same as last
year. By popular request, we are offering a special reduced rate for the
whole weekend of only $130.
* You can pick and choose the workshop(s) and party/marathon nights that
are appropriate for you, which can result in a considerable savings. Make
your plans based on the preliminary schedule listed above.
* Much of the day is free, with workshops by our guest teachers scheduled
in mid-afternoon, so you can sleep late or take advantage of the numerous
attractions in New York City during part of the day.
* All registration is on-site and there is no formal pre-registration.
However, reservations for those coming from out-of-town will be accepted.
Since space may be limited, entry will be on a first come-first serve
basis and latecomers will be admitted as space permits to each event.
* As a courtesy to visitors to New York City attending Shorashim, a list
of reasonably priced hostels and hotels within walking distance of Bridge
for Dance will be provided, if requested.
* A video will also be available of all the dances taught at the weekend
from Ben Hole (who also has videos of previous Shorashim weekends).
Isle of Klezbos
Sunday, September 30
National Yiddish Book Center, Amherst MA (2pm)

The Freilachmakers Klezmer String Band
Monday Sept. 3rd, noon-12:45 pm and 1:30-2:15 pm
Ethnic Village Stage
Gold Rush Days in Old Sacramento
Sacramento, CA
More information: www.discovergold.org/goldrush/
Zoyres Eastern European Wild Ferment
9.02.07 at Hotel Utah.
500 4th St. @ Bryant,
San Francisco, CA 94612.
With Seth Augustus and O Lucky Man. 8:30 PM. $6.
David Orlowsky's Klezmorim
02.Sep.2007 20:00 Christuskirche Bochum
Christuskirche Bochum
An der Christuskirche 1
44787 Bochum
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