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Yiddish Songs of Love in Encino
NOTE: This page is to book tickets to the ENCINO concert. If you want to book tickets in BEVERLY HILLS please visit: yiddi.sh/cindy-in-bh.
Oy, a nakht a sheyne!
On Sunday 26 February join renowned LA Yiddish folk singer CINDY PALEY for an evening of Yiddish love songs. Featuring guest artist from Poland MENACHEM MIRSKI, ISAAC SADIGURSKY on accordion and MIAMON MILLER on violin.
Together we'll sing Yiddish songs from the turn of the century that deal with themes of love and courtship. Audience participation is encouraged, song sheets will be provided and no Yiddish knowledge is required.
$15 to pre-purchase tickets, $18 at the door.
On Monday 27 February this show will also play as a house concert at 7pm in Beverly Hills, please visit here for details: yiddi.sh/cindy-in-bh
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For over 30 years, CINDY PALEY has delighted Jewish communities across the country with her rich repertoire of Jewish music, as featured in her timeless audio recordings and dynamic live performances. Cindy is the cantorial soloist for Lev Eisha and the Valley Beth Shalom Nshama Minyan, two creative Shabbat women's services in Los Angeles. Cindy's love of Yiddish music and culture began as a child at the Valley Kindershule in the San Fernando Valley. Cindys performances blend story and song, and are brimming with a contagious energy that is guaranteed to get everyone singing.
MENACHEM MIRSKI is a Polish musician, songwriter, and philosopher. He is a leader in the Polish nu-klezmer scene and his group, the Klezmaholics, performs Yiddish and Hebrew folk songs, as well as their own songs based on biblical stories and midrashic literature. Since, 2011 Mirski has worked as a lay cantor for synagogues in Gdask - the Progressive Jewish Communities of Poland. In October 2016, Mirski obtained a doctorate of Philosophy and Sociology from the State University in Lublin, with his dissertation focusing on Jewish theological responses to Holocaust.
ISAAC SADIGURSKY learned to play the accordion and clarinet as a child in Moldova. He played in the military band in Odessa and then began playing in folk orchestras as well as the State Symphony Orchestra. In 1974, he immigrated to Los Angeles. Since then, Isaac has played with many different orchestras and bands, while also working as a Registered Piano Technician. Since 1997, Isaac has been playing with the Golden State Klezmer Band and the Miamon Miller Klezmer Band, and has recorded a few tracks for Jewish themed movies. He was also a member of the band in the movie "Keeping Up with Steins".
MIAMON MILLER (violin) has played world musicincluding klezmersince 1970. Through performance and composition he's traveled the globe from Muscat, Oman to Biaystok, Poland and toured to practically every state of the union. Locally he has recorded with luminaries including Neil Sedaka, Neil Diamond and Isaac Sadigursky.
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Supported by Yiddishkayt and Valley Beth Shalom.
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LocationValley Beth Shalom (View)
15739 Ventura Blvd
Encino, CA 91436
United States
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| Kid Friendly: Yes! |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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