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co-sponsored by Center for Traditional Music and Dance

Dancing will be led by Michael Alpert

Alex Kontorovich – clarinet;
Dan Blacksberg – trombone,
Christina Crowder – accordion,
Brian Glassman – bass
Aaron Alexander – drums

Alex Kontorovich is one of the top klezmer clarinetists in the world, although his day job (as an tenure track professor of mathematics at Rutgers) keeps him limited in his music work.   A founder of the Klez Dispensers, he has also recorded and produced two CDs of the music of German Goldenshteyn (one of which is the only CD Goldenshteyn ever recorded), and a CD of original music entitled “Deep Minor.”  Kontorovich has performed and recorded all over the world with such artists at The Klezmatics, Beyond the Pale, Fyvush Finkel, King Django, Boban Markovic’, Frank London’s Klezmer Brass All-Stars, Aaron Alexander’s Midrash Mish Mosh, and many others.   He was on staff for years at Living Traditions “Klez Kamp”, at Klez Kanada, and at Yiddish Summer Weimar.

Here he brings together a wonderful group of klezmorim to pay tribute to the legacy and repertoire of German Goldenshteyn, in a concert/dance party.

In addition, the nephew of German Goldenshteyn – Naum Goldenshteyn – now studying at Julliard, will perform a short concert set!