Klezzy !
Recorded in September 2018 by the band Klezmer Loshn, the CD “Klezzy !”, gathers klezmer melodies arranged in a style blending classical and traditional
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Sillamy, Jean-Claude (1932-2016)
Born on July 24, 1932, in Algiers among a family of musicians – his father Charles was director of a music school – Jean-Claude Sillamy was acquainted with all the
M. Offenbach nous écrit
Published in January 2019 by the Editions Actes Sud Beaux-Arts / Palazzetto Bru Zane, this book by Jean-Claude Yon based on Offenbach’s mail with the founder of the newspaper Figaro,
Atlan, Françoise
An artist of two cultures, endowed with a unique vocal expression, style and technique, her Judeo-Berber roots brought her naturally to be a lover of the Mediterranean vocal heritage, in
Happy Hebrew Spiritual Singers Choir
Modern Hebrew songs, psalms, liturgical songs, Negro Spirituals, Gospel, pop, soul, reggae and new compositions Beginners or experienced singers will be able to join the choir all along the year
Journées Européennes de la Culture et du Patrimoine Juifs en France (J.E.C.P.J.-France)
The organization is a member of the European Association for the Association Européenne pour la Préservation et la Valorisation du Patrimoine et de la culture juifs (Preservation and Promotion of
Tribute concert to Fernand Halphen
Watch several excerpts of the tribute concert to Fernand Halphen, performed at La Chapelle-en-Serval, on October 7, 2018, for the occasion of the exhibition of the centenary of the end
Etnos Ensemble
First CD of the Polish band Etnos Ensemble. Their compositions are performed with virtuosity and sensibility, and are influenced by the music of the Balkans, klezmer music and jazz.
“Music, a prayer”, with Hervé Roten and Francis Huster
A l’origine, Berechit : Découverte – September 30, 2018, FRANCE 2 A TV broadcast by Steve Suissa, hosted by Rabbi Didier Kassabi, with Francis Huster and Hervé Roten. This broadcast
En Chemin
The Chœur de Chambre des Deux-Sèvres has always wished to open itself to music from other cultures and to promote it. The meeting with Jean Golgevit, and the discovering of