Blog - Save The Music Archives

Yiddish Classical Music In America

November 5, 2019/ByALEX WEISER /InYiddish Vinkl/0 Comment

There is a saying that a language is a dialect with an army and a navy. Yiddish, the historic language of Central and East European Jewry, never had either and suffered miscategorization as a jargon and corruption of German. On the contrary, Yiddish is an extraordinarily rich language with a remarkable literary and folk culture. […] Read More

Sarah Aroeste: The Sephardic Experience in Djudeo-Espanuol Song: From Past to Present…

November 5, 2019/ByJewish Website/InRincón Sefaradí/0 Comment

Singer/songwriter Sarah Aroeste weaves together Ladino song with her family history in this presentation. Using audio, video, and live music with contemporary arrangements, Aroeste demonstrates the vibrancy and bright future of Ladino culture. This event is free and open to the public. Bringing Ladino culture to a new generation, Sarah Aroeste draws upon her Sephardic […] Read More

Music From London Up and Coming Singer: Baruch Cohen!

November 5, 2019/ByJewish Website/InCD of The Week, Music/0 Comment

Presenting a beautiful new single by a new singer on the scene! His name is Baruch Cohen, from London, England, and you are going to want to remember his name! This is his first single, titled “Adir” available as a free download. With music and arrangements by Tuli Zinger and mixed by Yanky Braun. Enjoy […] Read More

Aaron Razel – The Holy Hunchback | English Version [VIDEO]

November 5, 2019/ByJewish Website/InMusic, News/0 Comment

The Holy Hunchback⁣ Performed and Composed by: Aaron Razel⁣ Based on a true story as told by Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach⁣ ⁣ ⁣ Some years ago I was walking down a street in Tel Aviv. I saw an old man, he was sweeping the streets. His eyes were filled with grace, his body was all broken, […] Read More

A Chasidic Musical Journey through Time: Krivim Elyoinim!

October 31, 2019/ByJewish Website/InCD of The Week, Music/0 Comment

Kruvim Elyonim is about connecting to the timeless messages of yesterday, from many of our Chasidic leaders including (in no particular order): Reb Nachman of Breslov, The Szanzer Ruv, The Chasam Sofer and R’ Meir Premislan, Ahavas Yisroel of Viznitz, The Kaliver Rebbe, and the Shpoler Zaida.⁣ ⁣ These seven niggunim were put to the […] Read More

Music as Medicine: Exploration of Healing Sounds

October 31, 2019/ByJewish Website/InEvents, News/0 Comment

The Healing Potentials of Music and Sound within Traditional Chinese and Ayurvedic Medicines. Dr. Richard Gold Yuval Ron, composer and performance Uyanga Bold, vocals Join us this year in San Diego for the largest annual acupuncture conference in the US! Passes are available for the day, multiple days, or for the week. Pacific Symposium is […] Read More

leonard-cohen-happens-to-the-heart-videoclip-1-1068x712

Listen to a new, tranquil Leonard Cohen release, ‘Happens to the Heart’

October 28, 2019/ByWill Lavin/InMusic, News/0 Comment

The video for new Leonard Cohen song ‘Happens to the Heart’ has been unveiled ahead of the legendary crooner’s final posthumous LP – watch it below. Set to land on Cohen’s forthcoming album ‘Thanks For the Dance’, the new single follows the release of ‘The Goal’, which arrived last month. Directed by by Sia collaborator Daniel Askill, the video for […] Read More

The Barry Sisters – Vu nemtmen a bizele mazl ווו נעמטמען אַ ביסעלע מזל

October 28, 2019/ByJewish Website/InYiddish Vinkl/0 Comment

Special Yiddish Concert, November 9, Long Island, “Yiddish Flavors of Love”

October 28, 2019/ByJewish Website/InEvents, Featured, Yiddish Vinkl/0 Comment

Infuse the taste of Yiddish culture into your weekend with a mix of songs inspired by love: paternal, patriotic, poignant, or passionate. The Jewish People’s Philharmonic Chorus (JPPC) will surprise you with their all-Yiddish repertoire and ear-catching arrangements. This year, you’ll hear classic hits like the Godfather theme and a popular aria by Puccini. Whether […] Read More

Sephardic Folk Songs, by Gloria Levy

October 25, 2019/By/InCD of The Week/0 Comment

The Jews of Spain were given a stark choice in the year 1492: convert to Catholicism or go into exile. Those that left Spain (“Sephardic” comes from the Hebrew word for Spain) scattered to various Mediterranean countries, where the Ladino they spoke incorporated elements of the local languages. Gloria Levy’s parents, from Alexandria, Egypt, and […] Read More