Mar. 29, 2023, 7:30pm-9:30pm
Town & Village Synagogue, Social Hall
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About the New York Klezmer Series The NY Klezmer Series (NYKS) has been presenting Yiddish music and dance in New York City since 2010. Each week, NYKS presents Concerts, Workshops, Jam Sessions as well as a monthly Tantshoyz – Yiddish Dance Party with live klezmer music. The series is based at the Town & Village Synagogue’s Social Hall, at 334 E.14th St in the heart of the vibrant East Village near Union Square.
The series features leading international and local performers in an intimate setting while celebrating, and educating the public on, vital (and often neglected) traditional and contemporary expressions of Yiddish culture.
The NY Klezmer Series is affiliated with the Center for Traditional Music and Dance and the Workers Circle.
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Now having exceeded 220 evenings presented in 10 years, we present world class concerts, music and dance workshops, and open klezmer jam sessions in an intimate setting, in addition to providing education and a place for all to come and participate in this wonderful and often neglected part of Jewish, European and American Culture
Founded by Aaron Alexander and Rabbi Greg Wall, and inspired by the week-long Yiddish Culture events, Klez Kamp, Klez Kanada, YNY, and Trip to Yiddishland, the NY Klezmer Series aspires to present Yiddish cultural offerings in an intimate & respectful setting and allow the artists freedom to present their own vision.
What is Klezmer? Klezmer music is the instrumental party music of the Jewish People from Eastern Europe – (Ashkenazim). It’s origins are in the 16th century, and it has evolved and assimilated local influences (Russian, Romanian, Ottoman, Hungarian etc.) wherever Ashkenazim have lived since. It is essentially Yiddish music – the instrumental music of people who spoke (and speak) Yiddish. It came to America with the immigration of Jews from Eastern Europe beginning in late 19th century, and has had a wonderful history in America, where it also assimilated American music traditions. Hasidic nigunim (wordless melodies), Yiddish theater music, Yiddish Swing and Yiddish folk song are all related and will be represented at the series.
Tantsheiser (Dance Parties): Once a month or so we present a Tantshoyz – Yiddish dance party, with a Yiddish Dance specialist, and a professional dance band. Dance leaders have included Steve Weintraub, Michael Alpert, Zev Feldman, Avia Moore, Deborah Strauss, Eve Jochnowitz and Sarah Myerson.
We have a Klezmer Instrumental Workshop every week that we have a concert, often led by the concert artists of the day, or by Artistic Director Aaron Alexander. This workshop has been running for over seven years and has developed a devoted following. We work on repertoire, style, form, ornamentation, groove, arranging and more. Often the participants have an opportunity to play the current pieces at the jam session after the concert, further deepening their understanding of new material.
Concert artists have included: Frank London’s Klezmer Brass All-Stars, Alicia Svigals, The Tarras Band, Pete Sokolow’s “Klezmer Plus Trio”, Susan Leviton, Jordan Hirsch, Isaac Sadigursky, German Goldenshteyn Tribute Band w/Alex Kontorovich, Inna Barmash’s “Hindele”, Brian Glassman’s “Klezmer/Jazz Alliance”, Ichka & Siach HaSadeh from Montreal, Jordan Hirsch’s “Overnight Kugel”, Patrick Farrell, Elaine and Susan Hoffman-Watts, Michael Winograd, Yiddish Art Trio, Levitt Legacy Band, Strauss/Warschauer Duo, Jake Shulman-Ment, Margot Leverett & Klezmer Mountain Boys, Eve Sicular’s “Metropolitan Klezmer”, Christian Dawid, Zev Zions, Arkady Goldenshteyn, Benjy Fox-Rosen, Lisa n Sruli Family Band, Aaron Alexander’s Midrash Mish Mosh & The Klez Messengers, Dmitri Slepovitch & “Litvakus”, Levitt Legacy Band, The Rubin-Rushefsky-Greenman Trio (R2G), Lorin Sklamberg & David Ashkenazy, Klezmerfest with Greg Wall, Ezekiel’s Wheels (from Boston), Eleanor Reissa, Roger Davidson and Frank London, Mike Cohen Band, Breslev Bar Band, Polina Shepherd, Lauren Brody, Jake Shulman-Ment, Zev Feldman, Dena Ressler’s T-Klez, and many others.
We have been based in several different spaces over the years, including Sixth St. Community Synagogue, Stephen Wise Free Synagogue, Mehanata, Zeb’s Place, Jalopy Theater, Funky Joe’s and our current home: Town & Village Synagogue.
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