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Played with the right hands, musical instruments can tell stories. And sometimes, they are the stories. Such is the case with Violins of Hope, a collection of string instruments – mostly violins – that survived the Holocaust, meticulously restored by … Read More
Melissa Jones, a high school senior from Fisherville, dazzled the audience with her song and dance to “Music and the Mirror” from A Chorus Line, at Louisville’s Got Talent on April 14 at Ursuline Arts Center. Jones was the overall … Read More
Cantor Randy Herman is equal parts clergy and performer. The accomplished singer, pianist and hazan displayed both sides Sunday at the 48th Annual AJ Music Festival. The show, titled “In the Key of Play: Rock & Reparte,” delighted the audience … Read More
(Editor’s note: This version of the story includes the sponsor of the concert, which was omitted from the print version.) The opening concert for the 2019 Music Without Borders series ended with a bang. OK, it ended with a bass … Read More
Louisville BBYO Embodies L’dor Vador at Family Havdalah Service On Saturday, December 3, over 50 Jewish teens and their parents came together to celebrate the culmination BBYO’s Global Shabbat weekend with a Havdalah celebration. The theme of BBYO’s Global Shabbat … Read More
Nearly 50 women participated in the Women’s Philanthropy Connecting with Culture event on Friday, November 18, and they were treated to the Louisville Orchestra’s Coffee Concert, lunch overlooking the plaza behind the Kentucky Center for the Arts and a visit … Read More
Following up on its successful Connecting with Nature program, the Jewish Federation of Louisville’s Women’s Philanthropy presents Connecting with Culture hosted by Viki Diaz and Karen Abrams on Friday, November 18, 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. This women’s program will include the … Read More
Composer Leonard Bernstein is known for helping to bridge the gap between popular and classical music. West Side Story comes to mind, as it did early in a panel discussion on Bernstein’s Mass held on Thursday, September 17, at the … Read More
20th Festival of Faiths Offered Spiritual Journey One of the things in which the city of Louisville takes pride is its rich diversity of skills, talents, interests, national backgrounds and religious faiths. In fact, Louisville celebrates its diversity in many … Read More
If you haven’t gotten a chance to hear Louisville Orchestra conductor Teddy Abrams speak, here’s your opportunity. The young, innovative musical director has generated quite the buzz around Louisville, and you can see what the fuss is all about at … Read More
