Sun March 8, 2020
Joyful Voices, Stomping Feet: Song and Dance in the Jewish Tradition
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San Francisco Choral Artists (SFCA), in collaboration with the acclaimed Klezmer trio Veretski Pass, apply their trademark imaginative and diverse programming to Jewish music of many styles and periods.
With a wide variety of sacred and secular music from tiny villages and big cities, there will be toe-tappers (by Israeli Aharon Harlap, Parker, and Harrington), brilliant little-known Psalm settings (by Mendelssohn, George Rochberg, and Rossi), darker evocations of voices silenced, feet stilled (a klezmer/tango blend by Sylke Zimpel and M Posner's sad lullaby), and wonderful new works: a lively, inventive "Psalm 104 by Alexis Alrich, and Timothy Kramer's "Tik'u Chaf," accompanied by clapping and stomping.
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With a wide variety of sacred and secular music from tiny villages and big cities, there will be toe-tappers (by Israeli Aharon Harlap, Parker, and Harrington), brilliant little-known Psalm settings (by Mendelssohn, George Rochberg, and Rossi), darker evocations of voices silenced, feet stilled (a klezmer/tango blend by Sylke Zimpel and M Posner's sad lullaby), and wonderful new works: a lively, inventive "Psalm 104 by Alexis Alrich, and Timothy Kramer's "Tik'u Chaf," accompanied by clapping and stomping.
San Francisco Choral Artists (SFCA), in collaboration with the acclaimed Klezmer trio Veretski Pass, apply their trademark imaginative and diverse programming to Jewish music of many styles and periods.
With a wide variety of sacred and secular music from tiny villages and big cities, there will be toe-tappers (by Israeli Aharon Harlap, Parker, and Harrington), brilliant little-known Psalm settings (by Mendelssohn, George Rochberg, and Rossi), darker evocations of voices silenced, feet stilled (a klezmer/tango blend by Sylke Zimpel and M Posner's sad lullaby), and wonderful new works: a lively, inventive "Psalm 104 by Alexis Alrich, and Timothy Kramer's "Tik'u Chaf," accompanied by clapping and stomping.
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With a wide variety of sacred and secular music from tiny villages and big cities, there will be toe-tappers (by Israeli Aharon Harlap, Parker, and Harrington), brilliant little-known Psalm settings (by Mendelssohn, George Rochberg, and Rossi), darker evocations of voices silenced, feet stilled (a klezmer/tango blend by Sylke Zimpel and M Posner's sad lullaby), and wonderful new works: a lively, inventive "Psalm 104 by Alexis Alrich, and Timothy Kramer's "Tik'u Chaf," accompanied by clapping and stomping.
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290 Dolores Street, San Francisco, CA 94103
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