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Jewish Heritage Fund for Excellence Local musician John Gage has created a special morning of music for families with babies 12 months and younger. Shalom Baby, a Jewish Community Center program created to introduce the Louisville Jewish community to our … Read More
How many bluegrass musicians does it take to change a light bulb? Three. One to change it and the other two to argue about how Bill Monroe would have done it. On Sunday, March 3, a new kind of Jewish … Read More
The community is invited to Bluegrass with Jewish Sass, Congregation Adath Jeshurun’s annual Music Festival, on Sunday, March 3, at 7 p.m. A number of years ago the Cantors Assembly had a convention in Los Angeles. Among the many talents … Read More
[by Cantor David Lipp] Congregation Adath Jeshurun What do the Eagles, self-help books, American Idol Underground, basketball and Jewish music have in common? In two words: Beth Schafer On Sunday, March 18, at 7 p.m. at Congregation Adath Jeshurun, the … Read More
[by Kathy Fields] I was lucky enough to attend the Sababa concert at Keneseth Israel on Sunday morning, February 5. Sababa, which means “really cool, really awesome” in Hebrew slang, is a pitch perfect folk rock band that blends Hebrew … Read More
Keneseth Israel invites the community to kick off Super Bowl Sunday with a participatory, energetic concert for all ages, by Sababa, Jewish music’s coolest folk rock trio, on Sunday, February 5, at 11 a.m. “I can’t wait to bring our … Read More
Recording artist Beth Schafer, the 2006 American Idol Faith-Based Underground winner, will perform on Sunday, March 18, at 7 p.m. in the main sanctuary at Louisville’s Congregation Adath Jeshurun as part of its 41st annual Music Festival. Specializing in guitar-driven … Read More
[by Phyllis Shaikun] You might remember reading about Jeremy Podgursky last month in the Courier-Journal’s December 11th edition. The paper gave the 35-year-old composer, who grew up in Louisville and is currently a Jacobs Doctoral Fellow and associate instructor in … Read More
Israel has a rich cultural life and many programs that encourage young artists and musicians. So it is not as surprise that when Louisville hosted the Third Annual Jazz Education Network Conference, one of the groups selected to attend and … Read More