Tribute to Patrick Berman
Patrick Berman, a volunteer and the treasurer of the European Institute of Jewish Music, passed away this Sunday, November 7, 2021.
Author: Jacqueline ROTEN
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Soul of Yiddish
Travelling between her love of classical music and the folk repertoire of Eastern Europe, where she finds her roots, Noëmi Waysfeld created a musical journey which links those two worlds.
Conference – The place of the organ in the Jewish tradition – Hervé Roten
Sunday, October 24, 2021 from 2:00-3:00 p.m. LE KARE – 45 bis avenue Edouard-Vaillant – 92100 Boulogne-Billancourt – FRANCE
Levin, Leibu (1914-1983)
Leibu Levin was born in the town of Kimpelung, Bukovina, in 1914. From 1919 he lived in Czernowitz. He studied Yiddish language and literature in the Seminar of the “Yiddisher
Rose en Ciel
By finding old family documents in a chest, a young lady learns that her great grandfather, whom she did not know, was Jewish. The letters that she discovers make appear
Balagan Box : the festival Jazz N Klezmer, with Estelle Goldfarb and Cellie
BALAGAN BOX – NOVEMBER 3, 2007 – RADIO SHALOM (94.8 FM)
Klezmer Attitude: the band “Sha Sha”
KLEZMER ATTITUDE – MARCH 10, 2008 – RADIO JUDAICA LYON (RJL) (94.5). Radio program in French
Dorothée – A bikhele Lider
A tribute to Dorothée Vienney, a Yiddish teacher who passed away on February 23, 2021 at the age of 86, this bikhele lider (small singing book) by Isabelle Georges is
Fromental Halévy, opera arias and synagogue songs
The following playlist presents the most famous aria from his opera La Juive (1835): Eleazar’s Cavatina or Rachel, quand du Seigneur, followed by several psalms, such as Mizmor lessodo (ps.
Kol Nidrei, Hashkivenu, Vay’khulu haShamayim, Shma Koleinu, Lakol Zman v’Et, Elégie for cello and piano, Shlosha Yeladim, Sonata for piano
Following the release of his Ten Shabbat tunes, four for choir and piano and six for vocals and piano, the EIJM publishing house is proud to announce the release of