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Tekiah in the New Year with our Shofar and Music Giveaway

Tekiah in the New Year with our Shofar and Music Giveaway

September 11, 2019

*This promotion has ended! Please enjoy our playlist below. * Te-ki-ah. The onomatopoeia of the word instantly brings to mind the sounds of the shofar, the Mussaf service and the celebration of a Jewish new year.


101 Memories of Leonard Bernstein

101 Memories of Leonard Bernstein

August 20, 2019

This year, for what would have been Leonard Bernstein’s 101st birthday, we celebrate the maestro’s legacy by sharing 101 stories from you, our community.


Rediscover Marvin David Levy: Lifelong Apprentice

Rediscover Marvin David Levy: Lifelong Apprentice

August 07, 2019

That Marvin David Levy (1932–2015) once described composing as a “lifetime apprenticeship” reflects the reality that he was rarely satisfied with his work and subjected it to constant revision. His works were premiered and then withdrawn, many of them reworked and rereleased years or even decades later.


Symphonic Songs — Where Melody and Poetry Merge

Symphonic Songs — Where Melody and Poetry Merge

July 17, 2019

Part four of our "Symphonic Music of Jewish Experience" virtual exhibit—now live on our website—focuses on Symphonic Songs inspired by Torah, Psalms, ancient and modern Israel, and life in the diaspora.


David Amram: A Father’s Lessons for a Storied Career

David Amram: A Father’s Lessons for a Storied Career

June 25, 2019

In our second installment of Fathers and Jewish Music, we interviewed composer David Amram about the impact that his father had on his life and career.


Fathers and Jewish Music: Hazzan Alberto Mizrahi's Story

Fathers and Jewish Music: Hazzan Alberto Mizrahi's Story

June 13, 2019

*A Father's Influence on a Storied Career* The road to a successful career in music—and Jewish music in particular—is anything but easy. As in most cases, the role that parents play in the success of a music artist is near impossible to quantify, but cannot be understated.


Jewish Music Bulletin: May 2019

Jewish Music Bulletin: May 2019

May 22, 2019

*Our latest Jewish Music Bulletin includes a new oral history video featuring Moshe Ganchoff, Pulitzer Prize-winner Julia Wolfe's latest project, and more. * *The Cantor's Art* There’s a reason hazzanut is referred to as “cantorial art. ” Learning its intricacies takes years; perfecting it, decades.


The Recording and the Road Back to Terezin

The Recording and the Road Back to Terezin

May 07, 2019

It is one thing to create art rooted in the greatest tragedy in modern history. It is another to face that history, retracing it, with your work at the apex of the experience for its survivors and new generations.


Passover: The Music and the Giveaway

Passover: The Music and the Giveaway

April 17, 2019

Passover is a time to remember the Jewish people's journey from bondage to freedom. With the seder's rich, interactive theatrical experience, the holiday has been called "the most celebrated and beloved of Jewish home rituals. " And apropos of its theatrical nature, those rituals often include music.


The Suite Jewish Life — Virtual Exhibit Continues

The Suite Jewish Life — Virtual Exhibit Continues

April 03, 2019

Part three of our multi-part virtual exhibit "Symphonic Music of Jewish Experience"—now live on our website—focuses on suites drawn from Hasidic life, Jewish legends and the promise of Zion. All of history can be viewed as a series of events that tell a greater story.

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Jewish Music Masterclass series continues with Ran
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UCLA launches Lowell Milken Center for Music of American Jewish Experience
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