The late Bruce Adler sings Louis Gilrod’s A malke af pesekh with clarinetist David Krakauer and the Barcelona Symphony, conducted by Elli Jaffe. Milken Archive recording session, 2001. Credit: Milken Family Foundation Read More
Silva Quartet will be performing a concert in the special ambiance of the Ashkenazi Synagogue on Monday March 11th Silva Quartet will be performing a concert in the special ambiance of the Ashkenazi Synagogue on Monday March 11th, as a part of the VIII. Istanbul International Opus Amadeus Chamber Music Festival which gave start on […] Read More
Ever since it was reopened, every year during the Foundation Week, the Grand Synagogue of Edirne housed a great exhibition and a concert. This year on April 28th Edirne Synagogue is welcoming the diva of Latin and Sephardic music, Flamenco, Tango and Fados, Yasmin Levy for a concert. In the course of the Foundation Week, […] Read More
With the inspiration that I received from the “Positive Resistance” of every day and every moment of the Terezin composers along with my experience in the field, I have developed trainings through music for young people, called “Positive Resistance with the Holocaust Reality”. Currently, I am continuing to conduct these trainings in various locations of […] Read More
An excellent presentation of the Partizaner Himn – Jewish Popular Choir “Mordje Guebirtig” of Buenos Aires- Argentina. “Zog nit keyn mol” (Never Say; Yiddish: זאָג ניט קיין מאָל) or “Partizaner lid” (Partisan Song) is a Yiddish song considered one of the chief anthems of the Holocaust survivors and is sung in memorial services around the world. zog nit keyn mol, az […] Read More
In the Spirit of Mimouna: Sephardic Music Night with EasternBeats Live Band. About this Event EasternBeats (A band of 6 members with unique instruments) will play songs and talk about the origin of the Sephardic music, as well as ‘Muzika Mizrahit (Modern Israeli music genre inspired by Sephardic music). Pure cultural and musical celebration! Date And Time […] Read More
From a lowly goat to the rebuilt Holy Temple, the songs in the Haggadah survey all of Jewish life and hope. By any criterion — language, style, structure, or theme — the songs that appear at the end of the Haggadah comprise two distinct types: complex classical piyyutim (liturgical poems) on Passover themes and “jingles” on general Jewish subjects. […] Read More
ove it or hate it, the Eurovision has always held a special place in the heart of many Israelis. The contest many love to hate has produced some of Israel’s best-known and most-loved songs over the years. So with Eurovision 2019 less than 2 months away, Kan Broadcasting recently posted a survey to ask viewers, […] Read More