Tag Archives: klezmer

A scholar-in-residence weekend offers unparalleled intellectual enrichment, infusing fresh perspectives into a community. Now after a year of planning, we are thrilled to welcome Professor Shaul Magid to Boulder.

“Sam, you asked me a question I never thought about before. What if my grandfather was able to bring the violin to Israel? Would this music have this new life, this revival of spirit? Perhaps what seemed like such an injustice back then was a part of the master plan. Maybe the time wasn’t right. This violin, this music was, like Moses I suppose, never intended to enter the land of Israel.”

Join Cookie Segelstein and Josh Horowitz, who will demonstrate and talk about the styles, historical curiosities and techniques of traditional klezmer music.

The Program in Jewish Studies and College of Music are pleased to offer two more online concerts this fall exploring klezmer music and Middle Eastern/North African Jewish poetic songs (piyyutim). The concerts will be in a webinar format, blending performance and discussion.

Join Zoë Aqua and Adah Hetko for a conversation/performance centered around the contemporary klezmer and Yiddish song scene. Zoë and Adah will talk about their current projects, what inspires them, and how the histories of klezmer music and Yiddish song have influenced their work.

Join Zoë Aqua and Adah Hetko for a conversation/performance centered around the contemporary klezmer and Yiddish song scene. Zoë and Adah will talk about their current projects, what inspires them, and how the histories of klezmer music and Yiddish song have influenced their work.

This program will introduce klezmer music as a kind of Jewish dialogue, or Jewish discourse. Klezmer is Jewish instrumental music from Eastern Europe, and it comes from the same culture as the Yiddish literature of Sholem Aleichem, S. J. Abramovitsh, and others.

This lecture will introduce klezmer music as a kind of Jewish dialogue, or Jewish discourse. Klezmer is Jewish instrumental music from Eastern Europe, and it comes from the same culture as the Yiddish literature of Sholem Aleichem, S. J. Abramovitsh, and others. December 14th, 2020.

The Program in Jewish Studies and College of Music welcome Cookie Segelstein and Joshua Horowitz of Veretski Pass for a free concert on the CU Boulder campus, September 16.

The University of Colorado Boulder’s Program in Jewish Studies and cosponsors welcome Daniel Kahn & the Painted Bird for a free concert on the CU Boulder campus Thursday, November 8, 2018.

Boulder Klezmer Consort and Southern Journey join together in this pre-Passover concert that weaves together Jewish and African-American narratives of slavery, struggle and freedom.

Over seventy people attended Beth Ami Colorado Congregation for Humanistic Judaism's Chanukah Klezmer concert on Sunday.

Sunday is always a great day for Chanukah celebrations!

Click to see video from Saturday night's Klezmer Jam!

Klezmania - A euphoric condition induced by klezmer music. Get that crazy feeling at the JCC Saturday at Menorah's celebration of all things klezmatic.

More details emerge about the Authentic Kosher Restaurant in Boulder for one night only - this weekend!

"Crazy for Klezmer" is all about world-renowned Yale Strom. Join Menorah for a klezmer concert, author talk, "old world" buffet and libations on November 13.

On November 14th, Chabad of Boulder will be creating a real live kosher restaurant in Boulder for one night.

For one night in November, you can eat out, in Boulder, at a great kosher restaurant! Read on to find out how.

The Boulder JCC honors the memory of Lisa Antosofsky with a series of performances by Faye Nepon in the current season.

Menorah celebrates Klezmer - the music that jump-starts the Jewish heart - with two more fabulous programs.

The fine art of determining if someone is Jewish is called "bageling," and relates to this year's Movers' theme, "Do You Speak Jewish?"