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Online Music
**NEW**Gan HaLev
Mostly 4 voice, polyphonic midi files of Jewish z'mirot and holiday songs. MIDI files are provided for the piece as a whole, individual parts, and sections. Thanks to David ben Or, Choir Director of Gan HaLev, and also Andreas Wittenstein for allowing JMWC be able to share this website.
http://www.ganhalev.org/zmirot/zmirot.html
Aryeh Steiner's Jewish Music WebSite
Custom midis of Jewish songs by Aryeh Steiner for his page. The arrangements are "watered down versions of the originals." He also includes reviews of recordings, mostly of Orthodox artists. http://www.geocities.com/keyboardguy/midis.html
Shabbat--Friday Night Zmirot in Audio
Dovid Teitelbaum has made Shabbat Zmirot available in real audio files. The website is a project of Camp S'dei Chemed International. They are also adding stories from the weekly Parsha. Look for more additions to this site.
http://www.campsci.com/rvideo/friday_night.htm
The An'im Zmirot Choir Rehovot
A listing of 31 Midi files for Adon Olam are a great feature of this website!
http://members.tripod.com/~Animzmirot/anim.html
Ahavat Israel Jewish Music
This website has an alphabetical listing of Real Audio excerpts of Jewish Music. These are offered as part of a larger site created as part of an endeavor "to correct an ancient sin." This group feels the way to correct it is with "Ahavat Chinam", endless love. To that end that have mounted very mild, synthesizer arrangements of music. Excellent for children.
http://www.ahavat-israel.com/music.html
BSZNet
The Brooklyn (NY) Sephardic Community network (Shaare Zion Congregation) includes several sections on music including Sephardic Pizmonim with instrumentation and links to other Sephardic Resources.
http://www.bsz.org/bszmain.htm
A Collection of Chassic Niggunim
Y.S. Gutfreud, the sound engineer, should be credited for paying close attention to the quality of the music coming over the web from this site, as well as being sensitive to your download times. The chassidic site gives alternative forms for hearing some selected niggunim (songs)with full computer information for you to make judgements about what you'd like to receive.
http://www.kesser.org/audio/niggun.html
Ellie's Torah Trope Tutor
Ellie Wackerman of Agudas Achim Congregation in Alexandria, Virginia, has taken the time to mount a Torah Trope tutor on the web. She provides standard Torah trope for Shabbat and holidays, including High Holy Days, the three pilgrimage Festivals (Shalosh Regalim) of Passover, Sukkot and Shavuot, and the trope for Purim. Ellie has a provided simple clear notation along with the trope.
http://www.mat.net/~ewackerm/index2.html
HaGalil OnLine
A really exciting site from Hanover, Germany promoting Israeli, Jewish, Yiddish and Klezmer music as well as other cultural activities of Judaism from central Europe. Sophisticated Real Audio Direct Streaming Sound 24 Hours "radio" as well as sound selections from recordings. Features many selections of popular Israeli artists, old recordings, chazzanuth and much more. Features cultural sites and information about Jewish communities from Germany, Switzerland, Czech Republic and Austria as well as other European nations.
http://www.hagalil.com/shirim/index.htm
**Hebreos Net: MIDIS Judaicos
A Latin American website devoted to the Jewish kehillah, including this extensive MIDI library of Jewish music. Started in La Plata, Argentina, the network has "...over 1000 members, including Jews living in Argentina, Israel, Canada, the United States, Peru, Chile, Uruguay, Venezuela, Mexico, Spain, Bolivia, Brazil, and other countries. [They] have also held Mesibas [meetings] in Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Israel, the United States, Mexico, and Venezuela."
http://www.hebreos.net/MIDIS/index.html
The Israeli-Jewish-Yiddish-Hebrew-Folk-Cultural Music Midi Free Library
Midi files of music. Catagories listed as: Religious, Folk, Dance, Klezmer, and Modern. Lots of good electronic music.
http://members.aol.com/israelmidi/
Jacob Richman's Jewish Music Midis
http://www.jr.co.il/music/midi/jewish.htm
Jewish Community Library of Los Angeles: Jewish Stories and Music
Features children's CDs of Pearl B., Craig Taubman and Karen Goldman. Includes audio files. The JCLLA site also features lists of age appropriate books.
http://www.jclla.org/audio.htm
Jewish Music
One of the largest, and diverse collection of Jewish music clips on the Internet.
Jewish Torah Audio/Jewish Songs
The Jewish Song online archive contains more than 100 audio clips of Jewish music online on the Internet. Real Audio is required. Ashkenaz and Sephardic songs are mounted including songs from rabat Morocco, Shlomo Carlbach and Chasidic niggunim.
http://www.613.org/music/niggun.html
Jewish Music Network
The Jewish Music Network includes online wave files for over 70 songs online with a searchable index by title or artist. Stereo sound is available.
http://www.jewish-music.com/
Kalish on the Web
This website by John Kalish serves as a small radio archive of broadcasts from various NPR programs that deal with Jewish music topics. It also contains various columns by the author written for newspapers and wire services.
http://www.jcn18.com/newstand/kalish/
KdamEurovision
Israel at Eurovision. A website about the KdamEurovision Song Contest, a yearly music contest held in Israel for popular music. The top winners go on to the Eurovision contest, which is a coveted prize in popular music in Europe and leads to large recording contracts. This kdam website includes a listing for every contest held since 1973 with information and weblinks about the artists and songs. This site is a good place to learn about a history of pop music in Israel although there is no confirmation about the qualifications of the source of this information
http://www.brynjar.com/adar/kdam
Live Radio on the Web
A guide to radio stations broadcasting in Real Audio called "Mike's World". Scroll down to Israel and there are six different stations that can be listened to from Israel live. Must have Real Audio capabilities. Can listen to everything from Israeli "top-40-style" to Chassidic music.
http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/town/place/abn39/lint.htm
Midi Citi: Jewish
Midi Citi provides some online Jewish songs, mounted by a British fan.
http://www.skaye.dircon.co.uk/midi/Jewish/index.htm
Music Room
http://www.bus.ualberta.ca/yreshef/pesach/musicroom.html
Music of the Abayudaya Jews of Uganda
The Abayudaya music was recorded by Kohavim Tikvah, the youth singing group of the Abayudaya Congregation.
http://www.ubalt.edu/kulanu/shalom.html
Shema Yisrael Music Section
A media intensive site, this page is a project of the Shema Yisrael Torah Network. It consists of a selection of webpages by various artists which provide a listing of their books and records with their contents. All sorts of music including children's, religious, Yiddish and Israeli and American Jewish secular songs are included. The jukebox experienced difficulties frequently.
http://www.shemayisrael.co.il/music/
Mendel Singer's All Kinds of Jewish Stuff Music Page
Sound clips of Chasidic music.
http://members.aol.com/mendelsing/music.htm
Tara Publications Virtual Listening Station
The Virtual Listening Station is an extensive list of excerpts from recordings using Real Audio. Tara Publications is both a publisher and distributor of Jewish music of all genres. Their website includes access descriptions of scores, books and sound recordings. Their page links to websites of active recording and performance artists and groups, and includes brief biographical sketches of artists and composers.
http://www.jewishmusic.com/
Torah Tots
Torah Tots is devoted to Jewish materials for very young children. The music section features the lyrics and MP3 or ra files of their songs. The style is rather a simple easy rock style.
http://www.torahtots.com/music.htm
Tunes: The Intelligent Music Network
For purchasing and hearing samples of music. Look under "world" music for cantorial and klezmer musical samples, such as recordings by the Klezmer Conservatory Orchestra. There are also Israeli and Middle Eastern recordings to play. Requires Real Audio. Offers an index of recordings by artists.
http://www.tunes.com
The Yiddish Voice Store
Mark David runs an online catalog for books, music, videos and computer software all concerned with Yiddish. Several of the recordings he is selling have samples to audition the music online.
http://store.yv.org/
Mostly 4 voice, polyphonic midi files of Jewish z'mirot and holiday songs. MIDI files are provided for the piece as a whole, individual parts, and sections. Thanks to David ben Or, Choir Director of Gan HaLev, and also Andreas Wittenstein for allowing JMWC be able to share this website.
http://www.ganhalev.org/zmirot/zmirot.html
Aryeh Steiner's Jewish Music WebSite
Custom midis of Jewish songs by Aryeh Steiner for his page. The arrangements are "watered down versions of the originals." He also includes reviews of recordings, mostly of Orthodox artists. http://www.geocities.com/keyboardguy/midis.html
Shabbat--Friday Night Zmirot in Audio
Dovid Teitelbaum has made Shabbat Zmirot available in real audio files. The website is a project of Camp S'dei Chemed International. They are also adding stories from the weekly Parsha. Look for more additions to this site.
http://www.campsci.com/rvideo/friday_night.htm
The An'im Zmirot Choir Rehovot
A listing of 31 Midi files for Adon Olam are a great feature of this website!
http://members.tripod.com/~Animzmirot/anim.html
Ahavat Israel Jewish Music
This website has an alphabetical listing of Real Audio excerpts of Jewish Music. These are offered as part of a larger site created as part of an endeavor "to correct an ancient sin." This group feels the way to correct it is with "Ahavat Chinam", endless love. To that end that have mounted very mild, synthesizer arrangements of music. Excellent for children.
http://www.ahavat-israel.com/music.html
BSZNet
The Brooklyn (NY) Sephardic Community network (Shaare Zion Congregation) includes several sections on music including Sephardic Pizmonim with instrumentation and links to other Sephardic Resources.
http://www.bsz.org/bszmain.htm
A Collection of Chassic Niggunim
Y.S. Gutfreud, the sound engineer, should be credited for paying close attention to the quality of the music coming over the web from this site, as well as being sensitive to your download times. The chassidic site gives alternative forms for hearing some selected niggunim (songs)with full computer information for you to make judgements about what you'd like to receive.
http://www.kesser.org/audio/niggun.html
Ellie's Torah Trope Tutor
Ellie Wackerman of Agudas Achim Congregation in Alexandria, Virginia, has taken the time to mount a Torah Trope tutor on the web. She provides standard Torah trope for Shabbat and holidays, including High Holy Days, the three pilgrimage Festivals (Shalosh Regalim) of Passover, Sukkot and Shavuot, and the trope for Purim. Ellie has a provided simple clear notation along with the trope.
http://www.mat.net/~ewackerm/index2.html
HaGalil OnLine
A really exciting site from Hanover, Germany promoting Israeli, Jewish, Yiddish and Klezmer music as well as other cultural activities of Judaism from central Europe. Sophisticated Real Audio Direct Streaming Sound 24 Hours "radio" as well as sound selections from recordings. Features many selections of popular Israeli artists, old recordings, chazzanuth and much more. Features cultural sites and information about Jewish communities from Germany, Switzerland, Czech Republic and Austria as well as other European nations.
http://www.hagalil.com/shirim/index.htm
**Hebreos Net: MIDIS Judaicos
A Latin American website devoted to the Jewish kehillah, including this extensive MIDI library of Jewish music. Started in La Plata, Argentina, the network has "...over 1000 members, including Jews living in Argentina, Israel, Canada, the United States, Peru, Chile, Uruguay, Venezuela, Mexico, Spain, Bolivia, Brazil, and other countries. [They] have also held Mesibas [meetings] in Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, Israel, the United States, Mexico, and Venezuela."
http://www.hebreos.net/MIDIS/index.html
The Israeli-Jewish-Yiddish-Hebrew-Folk-Cultural Music Midi Free Library
Midi files of music. Catagories listed as: Religious, Folk, Dance, Klezmer, and Modern. Lots of good electronic music.
http://members.aol.com/israelmidi/
Jacob Richman's Jewish Music Midis
http://www.jr.co.il/music/midi/jewish.htm
Jewish Community Library of Los Angeles: Jewish Stories and Music
Features children's CDs of Pearl B., Craig Taubman and Karen Goldman. Includes audio files. The JCLLA site also features lists of age appropriate books.
http://www.jclla.org/audio.htm
Jewish Music
One of the largest, and diverse collection of Jewish music clips on the Internet.
Jewish Torah Audio/Jewish Songs
The Jewish Song online archive contains more than 100 audio clips of Jewish music online on the Internet. Real Audio is required. Ashkenaz and Sephardic songs are mounted including songs from rabat Morocco, Shlomo Carlbach and Chasidic niggunim.
http://www.613.org/music/niggun.html
Jewish Music Network
The Jewish Music Network includes online wave files for over 70 songs online with a searchable index by title or artist. Stereo sound is available.
http://www.jewish-music.com/
Kalish on the Web
This website by John Kalish serves as a small radio archive of broadcasts from various NPR programs that deal with Jewish music topics. It also contains various columns by the author written for newspapers and wire services.
http://www.jcn18.com/newstand/kalish/
KdamEurovision
Israel at Eurovision. A website about the KdamEurovision Song Contest, a yearly music contest held in Israel for popular music. The top winners go on to the Eurovision contest, which is a coveted prize in popular music in Europe and leads to large recording contracts. This kdam website includes a listing for every contest held since 1973 with information and weblinks about the artists and songs. This site is a good place to learn about a history of pop music in Israel although there is no confirmation about the qualifications of the source of this information
http://www.brynjar.com/adar/kdam
Live Radio on the Web
A guide to radio stations broadcasting in Real Audio called "Mike's World". Scroll down to Israel and there are six different stations that can be listened to from Israel live. Must have Real Audio capabilities. Can listen to everything from Israeli "top-40-style" to Chassidic music.
http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/town/place/abn39/lint.htm
Midi Citi: Jewish
Midi Citi provides some online Jewish songs, mounted by a British fan.
http://www.skaye.dircon.co.uk/midi/Jewish/index.htm
Music Room
http://www.bus.ualberta.ca/yreshef/pesach/musicroom.html
Music of the Abayudaya Jews of Uganda
The Abayudaya music was recorded by Kohavim Tikvah, the youth singing group of the Abayudaya Congregation.
http://www.ubalt.edu/kulanu/shalom.html
Shema Yisrael Music Section
A media intensive site, this page is a project of the Shema Yisrael Torah Network. It consists of a selection of webpages by various artists which provide a listing of their books and records with their contents. All sorts of music including children's, religious, Yiddish and Israeli and American Jewish secular songs are included. The jukebox experienced difficulties frequently.
http://www.shemayisrael.co.il/music/
Mendel Singer's All Kinds of Jewish Stuff Music Page
Sound clips of Chasidic music.
http://members.aol.com/mendelsing/music.htm
Tara Publications Virtual Listening Station
The Virtual Listening Station is an extensive list of excerpts from recordings using Real Audio. Tara Publications is both a publisher and distributor of Jewish music of all genres. Their website includes access descriptions of scores, books and sound recordings. Their page links to websites of active recording and performance artists and groups, and includes brief biographical sketches of artists and composers.
http://www.jewishmusic.com/
Torah Tots
Torah Tots is devoted to Jewish materials for very young children. The music section features the lyrics and MP3 or ra files of their songs. The style is rather a simple easy rock style.
http://www.torahtots.com/music.htm
Tunes: The Intelligent Music Network
For purchasing and hearing samples of music. Look under "world" music for cantorial and klezmer musical samples, such as recordings by the Klezmer Conservatory Orchestra. There are also Israeli and Middle Eastern recordings to play. Requires Real Audio. Offers an index of recordings by artists.
http://www.tunes.com
The Yiddish Voice Store
Mark David runs an online catalog for books, music, videos and computer software all concerned with Yiddish. Several of the recordings he is selling have samples to audition the music online.
http://store.yv.org/
Online Jewish Music Radio and TV
Cantors, Klezmorim and Crooners: 1905-1953
Including some of the greatest Yiddish recordings of the 20th century from the over 6,000 records in Associate Director Sherry Mayrent’s important collection.
http://www.livingtraditions.org/
Online Jewish Music Radio and TV
Radio Programs
Aish Talmid of Los Angeles
Aish Talmid of Los Angeles Web has Streaming Jewish Music
http://www.aishtamid.org/mp3/
Anthology of Jewish Music
The radio show, Anthology of Jewish Music, is broadcast in Vancouver, British Columbia, on CFRO 102.7 radio, and heard every Sunday from 10 to 11 a.m. The Co-Hosts are Alan Tapper and Ethan Minovitz.
Email: eminovitz@canoemail.com
Arutz Sheva
Hear Live Radio from Israel, including news, music and ads. You can hear prior broadcasts from a calendar of the news.
In English:www.IsraelNationalRadio.com live radio link http://www.israelnn.com/metafiles/asx/israelnationalradio.asx
For Hebrew: http://www.a7.org/ OR www.israelnn.com
Ben Gailing Memorial Page
Tribute to the great dedication of Ben Gailing to Jewish radio.
Jews and Blues:Inside Out
A radio program from WBUR in Boston, an NPR station. The program originally aired in the summer of 2001. It shows how the Jewish and African-American music became merged in America. The entire documentary can be heard on WBUR's website. Researched and narrated by Michael Goldfarb.
http://www.wbur.org/special/jewsandblues/
The Borscht Blender
Champaign-Urbana, Illinois is the site of WEFT 90.1 FM, Sundays 4pm, with Ron Neimark and Robin Arbiter, hosts.
rneimark@prairienet.org
Brandeis University Radio: WBRS
Brandeis University's radio station has three Sunday programs relating to Jewish music. At 11:00, hosted by Shachar Gilad, is Kol Yisrael which features Israeli music. At 12:30 is a program entitled Just Like You hosted by Forsan Hussein and Michael Bravly which has talk and music about Palestinian and Israeli music. At 2:00 is The Yiddish Hour with host Sara Ravid. Students wishing to participate or share music for any of these shows should contact the main station number at 781-736-5277. WBRS has a policy to play the music it receives.
http://www.wbrs.org/
Chagigah
Chagigah is on WERS (88.9 fm),in Boston area, Sunday mornings between 8:00-11:00. From 8:00-9:30 they play Yiddish theatre and then Klezmer. From 9:30-11:00 they play Israeli, mainly contemporary rock. When they have live groups on, it is usually between 9:00-11:00.
David Dalle's World Music
CKCU-FM 93.1 in Ottawa, Canada, Thursdays, 1-4pm includes heavy doses of klezmer music.
Email:ar335@freenet.carleton.ca
FiveTownsRadio Radio shows on Jewish music, running mostly Sunday through Thursday, 9pm-10pm with the "Best Jewish Music Mix" running during the day hours till 9pm and then 10-midnight. Web users just having to click on "Listen to FTR". Very easy to use. There's also a link to Israel National News with scrolling headlines in a small box. Station is run very much like a teenage top 40 radio station except the recordings are Orthodox tunes. You can contact them at Mail@fiveotwnsradio.com
http://FiveTownsRadio.com
Gehsunteit!
Half hour klezmer show from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, on station CFMU 93.3, McMaster University Campus/Community, Sundays, 8:30am.
Email: wingspans2@aol.com
HaGalil OnLine
A really exciting site from Munich, Germany promoting Israeli, Jewish, Yiddish and Klezmer music as well as other cultural activities of Judaism from central Europe. Sophisticated Real Audio Direct Streaming Sound 24 Hours "radio" as well as sound selections from recordings. Features many selections of popular Israeli artists, old recordings, chazzanuth and much more. Features cultural sites and information about Jewish communities from Germany, Switzerland, Czech Republic and Austria as well as other European nations.
http://www.hagalil.com/shirim/index.htm
Israeli Music Online
The Israel Hour is a radio program produced in New Brunswick, New Jersey, WRSU-FM 88.7, Sundays, 1-2. The website contains information about Israeli contemporary music, links to news, and feature stories about the current Israeli music scene. The webpresentation of this site has become more organized. Linked through Sabranet.
http://www.sabra.net/theisraelhour/
Israel Radio International
All non-Hebrew broadcasts are now on the REQA network. Reshet Alef and Reshet Moreshet have amalgamated.
Jewish Broadcast
Welcome to the official launch of the first & only all in one online Jewish radio station. Featuring 5 channel streaming audio 24 hours a day. Featuring Chassidic, Israeli, Yiddish and Klezmer. Features many Orthodox performers such as Mordechai Ben David.
http://www.jewishbroadcast.com/
Jewish Internet TV
Jewish Internet TV is dedicated to providing a platform for the Jewish voice in America and the promotion of Jewish artistic, political, educational, and intellectual leaders. JITV offers multi-media presentations. From Charlotte, NC.
http://www.jewishinternet.tv/index.cfm
JM in the AM
Nachum Segal hosts on WFMU this very popular program via Windows Mediaplayer. 6-9am Monday thru Friday, on 91.1FM (NY/NJ); 90.1FM in the Catskills. Much of the music is aimed at the frum community, but all kinds of music is aired. Archives of the show are available at: http://wfmu.org/playlists/JM in Realmusic format. See article from NY Times: http://www.jmintheam.org/pages/nachumnyt.htm .
http://www.jmintheam.org/
Jewish Spectrum
This program presents Jewish music and culture from all over the world, Sundays, 5am -7am on KOPN-FM 89.5 in Columbia, MO. Hosted by Carol Greenspan. cmgreenspan@msn.com, KOPN/Box 19, 915 E. Broadway, Columbia, MO, USA. Carol writes: "it is crucial that we share the beauty of our multifaceted culture for both ourselves and others. In the modern assimilated world, it is easy to lose sight of how extraordinary and broad our culture is and has been." Playlists since January 2007 are on the web at www.kopn.org. Click on the archive for back dated playlists.
Jewish TV Network
News in English and music from Jerusalem.
http://www.jewishtvnetwork.com/
Jewish World Today
'The Jewish World Today' can be heard every Sunday morning 11am U.K. time = 6am EST. for one hour. on www.svt.org.uk or www.soundradio.info It is a magazine programme, bringing features about Jewish life in England, interesting reports, a short bulletin of News from around the Jewish World, and the news from Kol Israel, the National Radio in Israel. All interspered with some music.
Ju-TuNeS
Tunes broadcast on this station are all my original compositions. Original Jewish, Greek, Armenian, Russian and Balkan Compositions by Alan Zemel.
http://www.rogueamoeba.net/streams/index.cgi?group=World
Klezmer and Yiddish Radio Shows
Organized by location, Ari Davidow's listing of radio shows with klezmer and Yiddish music contains information about the location of the show, times, area coverage, and content notes.
http://www.well.com/user/ari/klez/contacts/klezradio.html
The Klezmer Hour
Hosted by Seth Rogovoy and orginiating from Williams College radio station WCFM (91.9 FM) in Williamstown, MA. Broadcast in real time on the Internet, Mondays, 9pm Eastern time.
http://www.wso.williams.edu/orgs/WCFM/readaudio.html
The Kol Isha Show
Rockin' Rebbetzin Michele Garner runs this show on WSIA on Friday mornings, 10am-1pm.e-mail Rockin' Rabbi & Rebbetzin at Staten Island, 88.9 FM. OrPnimi@aol.com or Rockin' Rabbi & Rebbetzin @ WSIA
Kol Israel
Links to various Israeli media, including radio, tv and newspapers. Also links to English language Arab news from Jordan, Syria, Egypt and Palestinians. Music, news, arts, entertainment, sports and more.
Kosher Korner
"We play a wide range of Klezmer, spiritual rock, Israeli, Yiddish, comedy and just about anything else Jewish I can get my hands on."--Arye Berk
http://www.usc.uwo.ca/clubs/jsu
Live Radio on the Web
A guide to radio stations broadcasting in Real Audio called "Mike's World". Scroll down to Israel and there are six different stations that can be listened to from Israel live. Must have Real Audio capabilities. Can listen to everything from Israeli "top-40-style" to Chassidic music.
http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/town/place/abn39/lint.htm
Netscape Radio:World Music: Klezmer
Just go to www.netscape.com and click on the Radio icon at the top left. You will see all of their stations. The Klezmer station is under World Music. It plays nonstop Klezmer music 24/7.
N'Shoma
11AM until Noon on WMRD-AM 1150 based in Middletown, CT and simulcast on WLIS-AM 1420 in Old Saybrook, CT. Host: Richard Kamins. Features "...eclectic mix of music from around the Jewish world, including Klezmer music, Broadway tunes, eastern European folk music, Israeli music, jazz, and much American creative Jewish music..."
http://www.wliswmrd.net/rkamins.htm
Nusach Maven
Nusach Maven is 24/7 Cantorial music online. Radio can be heard at 11am and 10pm eastern time. It is a show "dedicated to the art of the chazzanut both classical and modern." Host is Winston Weilheimer.
http://www.live365.com/stations/53860?play
OHRADIO
Ohradio is a music website sponsored by IsraelVisit. Ohradio is a new Jerusalem-based producer of music CD's and audio dramas. The first two releases are The Mysterious Golem of Prague, a full length audio drama, starring Leonard Nimoy (Startrek's Mr. Spock), and PROPHECY, Music from the Kabbalah.
http://www.israelvisit.co.il/ohradio/index.html
Jewish Broadcast
A five channel streaming audio 24 hours. Includes music from Mostly Music...Includes news, concerts, interviews and a anew releases area.
http://www.jewishbroadcast.com/
Radio Hazak Includes music and translations to songs.
http://radiohazak.com
Shalom America
Phil Fink's radio show Shalom America is broadcast Sunday through Friday on the Internet website through GlobalNet Radio and Sundays on WELW 1330AM from Cleveland, Ohil, 7-9am. Website features streaming audio, midi selections and samples of recordings. Audio clips require higher level audio computer software, Netshow, to hear selections.
http://shalom-am.com/index.html
Shalom South Florida
Since 1986, Jewish radio host, RONI, has been playing the best of today's Jewish music with a taste of the past. "Shalom South Florida" is heard live every Sunday morning, from 9:00-10:00 AM, throughout South Florida on WLVJ (1040-AM).
www.shalomsouthflorida.com
Shmais Radio
Lubavitcher Radio station with news and music. They play lots of continuous music.
http://shmaisradio.com/
SomethingJewish Show
SomethingJewishwww.somethingjewish.co.uk has a radio show, which is on from 3.30pm to 4.30pm (London time) 10.30am to 11.30pm (New York time). Broadcast on Resonance104.4fm in London or you can log in at
www.resonancefm.com
Sound and Spirit
A public radio program that occasionally has Jewish music as a special feature, hosted and produced by Ellen Kushner, WGBH-FM, Boston and Public Radio International(PRI). Playlist archives are included on the site.
http://www.wgbh.org/wgbh/pages/pri/spirit/
Sounds of the Jewish Musical Diaspora--WNUR
Jewish music from every corner of the globe is featured on 89.3 fm from Northwestern University evanston,ill. The show airs every Friday 12:30-2:00pm. Music on the show was recorded as far back as 1910, and is heard on wnur.org, which will access the net transmission. Spin Magazine called WNUR "the 1# station on the web." The show reaches most of Chicago and it's northern suburbs. http://wnur.org
Special Broadcasting Service: Yiddish Radio
For the home page of the Special Broadcasting Service in Australia. The "Streaming Audio on Demand" box allows you to select Yiddish. You'll hear this week's Yiddish program.
http://www.sbs.com.au/radio_new/index.html
Sunday Simcha--Portland
Gail Wartell and Michael Atleson are alternate hosts of "Sunday Simcha," a fifteen-year-old Jewish music program airing every Sunday morning from 6:30 to 8:30 am on WMPG, Greater Portland Community Radio, 90.9 and 104.1 FM, also streaming live at www.wmpg.org. Gail has been a host of the program for about 7 years. The program features an eclectic blend of Jewish music from across the diaspora, including traditional, sacred, Sephardic, Eastern European, folk, rock, and "cutting edge" jazz and klezmer. They also provide news and announcements for the Maine Jewish community and occasionally mix in a dose of Jewish humor. They can be reached at WMPG-FM, 96 Falmouth Street, Box 9300, Portland, ME 04104-9300, or you may contact Michael via e-mail at michael.kate@rcn.com.
Sunday Simcha--Tampa
The Sunday Simcha runs the gamut in Jewish entertainment and information: music, local announcements, weekly Dvar Torah, interviews, and the occasional political rant. The audience has grown over the years and includes many non-Jews as well. The music is an eclectic mix, including Klezmer, Chassidic, Israeli, Yiddish, Ladino, Mizrachi, and contemporary. The Sunday Simcha is heard every Sunday in the Tampa Bay area and beyond on WMNF - 88.5 FM from 12-2 PM. The Simcha can be heard live on the internet and the website also keeps a year of archived programs and playlists (just in case you missed a show!) The show is hosted by Kevin Frye and Marc Rosenwasser. Kevin and Marc took the helm of the show after their friend Mike Eisenstadt, the show's host for 20 years, passed away Friday Sept. 2, 2005 from a long battle with cancer at age 54. Kevin is also the leader of The Mike Eisenstadt Band. To read an tribute to Mike Eisenstadt, go to Tampa Tribune: http://www.tampatrib.com/FloridaMetro/MGBILX7A5DE.html
http://shows.wmnf.org/simcha/
With Mazal: Religious Jewish Radio
Zev Gruber, host. Sunday mornings from 10-11am on 1503am/mw (London), and live on the Internet: www.soundradio.info or www.svt.org.uk. Torah, Israel and Jewish news with the latest and greatest in Chassidic and modern religious Jewish music.
http://www.svt.org.uk or http://www.soundradio.info
YidishMusic
Online Brazilian Radio that plays Yiddish and other Jewish music, Ladino, Hebrew, even Russian and plays all sorts of Jewish music 24 hours a day.
http://www.yidishmusic.com.br
Yiddish Forward Hour
The Yiddish Forward Hour, transmitted every Saturday from 9-10 PM, on WMCA 570 AM, NYC, is likely the longest running Jewish radio program in the US. Past shows can be heard at:
http://yiddish.forward.com/radio/index.html
The Yiddish Voice --WUNR
The Yiddish Voice is a local Boston Jewish music radio program heard on WUNR, 1600 AM, Brookline, MA. Wed. 7:30-8:30. "It's a general Yiddish-language radio program, featuring Jewish music, especially Yiddish and Cantorial, but also news,interviews, current events, comedy, public service announcements, etc. The language of the program is in Yiddish."
http://www.yv.org
102FM Tel Aviv
Live Radio from "top 40" style station in Israel
http://www.102fm.co.il/Front/default.asp
Including some of the greatest Yiddish recordings of the 20th century from the over 6,000 records in Associate Director Sherry Mayrent’s important collection.
http://www.livingtraditions.org/
Online Jewish Music Radio and TV
Radio Programs
Aish Talmid of Los Angeles
Aish Talmid of Los Angeles Web has Streaming Jewish Music
http://www.aishtamid.org/mp3/
Anthology of Jewish Music
The radio show, Anthology of Jewish Music, is broadcast in Vancouver, British Columbia, on CFRO 102.7 radio, and heard every Sunday from 10 to 11 a.m. The Co-Hosts are Alan Tapper and Ethan Minovitz.
Email: eminovitz@canoemail.com
Arutz Sheva
Hear Live Radio from Israel, including news, music and ads. You can hear prior broadcasts from a calendar of the news.
In English:www.IsraelNationalRadio.com live radio link http://www.israelnn.com/metafiles/asx/israelnationalradio.asx
For Hebrew: http://www.a7.org/ OR www.israelnn.com
Ben Gailing Memorial Page
Tribute to the great dedication of Ben Gailing to Jewish radio.
Jews and Blues:Inside Out
A radio program from WBUR in Boston, an NPR station. The program originally aired in the summer of 2001. It shows how the Jewish and African-American music became merged in America. The entire documentary can be heard on WBUR's website. Researched and narrated by Michael Goldfarb.
http://www.wbur.org/special/jewsandblues/
The Borscht Blender
Champaign-Urbana, Illinois is the site of WEFT 90.1 FM, Sundays 4pm, with Ron Neimark and Robin Arbiter, hosts.
rneimark@prairienet.org
Brandeis University Radio: WBRS
Brandeis University's radio station has three Sunday programs relating to Jewish music. At 11:00, hosted by Shachar Gilad, is Kol Yisrael which features Israeli music. At 12:30 is a program entitled Just Like You hosted by Forsan Hussein and Michael Bravly which has talk and music about Palestinian and Israeli music. At 2:00 is The Yiddish Hour with host Sara Ravid. Students wishing to participate or share music for any of these shows should contact the main station number at 781-736-5277. WBRS has a policy to play the music it receives.
http://www.wbrs.org/
Chagigah
Chagigah is on WERS (88.9 fm),in Boston area, Sunday mornings between 8:00-11:00. From 8:00-9:30 they play Yiddish theatre and then Klezmer. From 9:30-11:00 they play Israeli, mainly contemporary rock. When they have live groups on, it is usually between 9:00-11:00.
David Dalle's World Music
CKCU-FM 93.1 in Ottawa, Canada, Thursdays, 1-4pm includes heavy doses of klezmer music.
Email:ar335@freenet.carleton.ca
FiveTownsRadio Radio shows on Jewish music, running mostly Sunday through Thursday, 9pm-10pm with the "Best Jewish Music Mix" running during the day hours till 9pm and then 10-midnight. Web users just having to click on "Listen to FTR". Very easy to use. There's also a link to Israel National News with scrolling headlines in a small box. Station is run very much like a teenage top 40 radio station except the recordings are Orthodox tunes. You can contact them at Mail@fiveotwnsradio.com
http://FiveTownsRadio.com
Gehsunteit!
Half hour klezmer show from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, on station CFMU 93.3, McMaster University Campus/Community, Sundays, 8:30am.
Email: wingspans2@aol.com
HaGalil OnLine
A really exciting site from Munich, Germany promoting Israeli, Jewish, Yiddish and Klezmer music as well as other cultural activities of Judaism from central Europe. Sophisticated Real Audio Direct Streaming Sound 24 Hours "radio" as well as sound selections from recordings. Features many selections of popular Israeli artists, old recordings, chazzanuth and much more. Features cultural sites and information about Jewish communities from Germany, Switzerland, Czech Republic and Austria as well as other European nations.
http://www.hagalil.com/shirim/index.htm
Israeli Music Online
The Israel Hour is a radio program produced in New Brunswick, New Jersey, WRSU-FM 88.7, Sundays, 1-2. The website contains information about Israeli contemporary music, links to news, and feature stories about the current Israeli music scene. The webpresentation of this site has become more organized. Linked through Sabranet.
http://www.sabra.net/theisraelhour/
Israel Radio International
All non-Hebrew broadcasts are now on the REQA network. Reshet Alef and Reshet Moreshet have amalgamated.
Jewish Broadcast
Welcome to the official launch of the first & only all in one online Jewish radio station. Featuring 5 channel streaming audio 24 hours a day. Featuring Chassidic, Israeli, Yiddish and Klezmer. Features many Orthodox performers such as Mordechai Ben David.
http://www.jewishbroadcast.com/
Jewish Internet TV
Jewish Internet TV is dedicated to providing a platform for the Jewish voice in America and the promotion of Jewish artistic, political, educational, and intellectual leaders. JITV offers multi-media presentations. From Charlotte, NC.
http://www.jewishinternet.tv/index.cfm
JM in the AM
Nachum Segal hosts on WFMU this very popular program via Windows Mediaplayer. 6-9am Monday thru Friday, on 91.1FM (NY/NJ); 90.1FM in the Catskills. Much of the music is aimed at the frum community, but all kinds of music is aired. Archives of the show are available at: http://wfmu.org/playlists/JM in Realmusic format. See article from NY Times: http://www.jmintheam.org/pages/nachumnyt.htm .
http://www.jmintheam.org/
Jewish Spectrum
This program presents Jewish music and culture from all over the world, Sundays, 5am -7am on KOPN-FM 89.5 in Columbia, MO. Hosted by Carol Greenspan. cmgreenspan@msn.com, KOPN/Box 19, 915 E. Broadway, Columbia, MO, USA. Carol writes: "it is crucial that we share the beauty of our multifaceted culture for both ourselves and others. In the modern assimilated world, it is easy to lose sight of how extraordinary and broad our culture is and has been." Playlists since January 2007 are on the web at www.kopn.org. Click on the archive for back dated playlists.
Jewish TV Network
News in English and music from Jerusalem.
http://www.jewishtvnetwork.com/
Jewish World Today
'The Jewish World Today' can be heard every Sunday morning 11am U.K. time = 6am EST. for one hour. on www.svt.org.uk or www.soundradio.info It is a magazine programme, bringing features about Jewish life in England, interesting reports, a short bulletin of News from around the Jewish World, and the news from Kol Israel, the National Radio in Israel. All interspered with some music.
Ju-TuNeS
Tunes broadcast on this station are all my original compositions. Original Jewish, Greek, Armenian, Russian and Balkan Compositions by Alan Zemel.
http://www.rogueamoeba.net/streams/index.cgi?group=World
Klezmer and Yiddish Radio Shows
Organized by location, Ari Davidow's listing of radio shows with klezmer and Yiddish music contains information about the location of the show, times, area coverage, and content notes.
http://www.well.com/user/ari/klez/contacts/klezradio.html
The Klezmer Hour
Hosted by Seth Rogovoy and orginiating from Williams College radio station WCFM (91.9 FM) in Williamstown, MA. Broadcast in real time on the Internet, Mondays, 9pm Eastern time.
http://www.wso.williams.edu/orgs/WCFM/readaudio.html
The Kol Isha Show
Rockin' Rebbetzin Michele Garner runs this show on WSIA on Friday mornings, 10am-1pm.e-mail Rockin' Rabbi & Rebbetzin at Staten Island, 88.9 FM. OrPnimi@aol.com or Rockin' Rabbi & Rebbetzin @ WSIA
Kol Israel
Links to various Israeli media, including radio, tv and newspapers. Also links to English language Arab news from Jordan, Syria, Egypt and Palestinians. Music, news, arts, entertainment, sports and more.
Kosher Korner
"We play a wide range of Klezmer, spiritual rock, Israeli, Yiddish, comedy and just about anything else Jewish I can get my hands on."--Arye Berk
http://www.usc.uwo.ca/clubs/jsu
Live Radio on the Web
A guide to radio stations broadcasting in Real Audio called "Mike's World". Scroll down to Israel and there are six different stations that can be listened to from Israel live. Must have Real Audio capabilities. Can listen to everything from Israeli "top-40-style" to Chassidic music.
http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/town/place/abn39/lint.htm
Netscape Radio:World Music: Klezmer
Just go to www.netscape.com and click on the Radio icon at the top left. You will see all of their stations. The Klezmer station is under World Music. It plays nonstop Klezmer music 24/7.
N'Shoma
11AM until Noon on WMRD-AM 1150 based in Middletown, CT and simulcast on WLIS-AM 1420 in Old Saybrook, CT. Host: Richard Kamins. Features "...eclectic mix of music from around the Jewish world, including Klezmer music, Broadway tunes, eastern European folk music, Israeli music, jazz, and much American creative Jewish music..."
http://www.wliswmrd.net/rkamins.htm
Nusach Maven
Nusach Maven is 24/7 Cantorial music online. Radio can be heard at 11am and 10pm eastern time. It is a show "dedicated to the art of the chazzanut both classical and modern." Host is Winston Weilheimer.
http://www.live365.com/stations/53860?play
OHRADIO
Ohradio is a music website sponsored by IsraelVisit. Ohradio is a new Jerusalem-based producer of music CD's and audio dramas. The first two releases are The Mysterious Golem of Prague, a full length audio drama, starring Leonard Nimoy (Startrek's Mr. Spock), and PROPHECY, Music from the Kabbalah.
http://www.israelvisit.co.il/ohradio/index.html
Jewish Broadcast
A five channel streaming audio 24 hours. Includes music from Mostly Music...Includes news, concerts, interviews and a anew releases area.
http://www.jewishbroadcast.com/
Radio Hazak Includes music and translations to songs.
http://radiohazak.com
Shalom America
Phil Fink's radio show Shalom America is broadcast Sunday through Friday on the Internet website through GlobalNet Radio and Sundays on WELW 1330AM from Cleveland, Ohil, 7-9am. Website features streaming audio, midi selections and samples of recordings. Audio clips require higher level audio computer software, Netshow, to hear selections.
http://shalom-am.com/index.html
Shalom South Florida
Since 1986, Jewish radio host, RONI, has been playing the best of today's Jewish music with a taste of the past. "Shalom South Florida" is heard live every Sunday morning, from 9:00-10:00 AM, throughout South Florida on WLVJ (1040-AM).
www.shalomsouthflorida.com
Shmais Radio
Lubavitcher Radio station with news and music. They play lots of continuous music.
http://shmaisradio.com/
SomethingJewish Show
SomethingJewishwww.somethingjewish.co.uk has a radio show, which is on from 3.30pm to 4.30pm (London time) 10.30am to 11.30pm (New York time). Broadcast on Resonance104.4fm in London or you can log in at
www.resonancefm.com
Sound and Spirit
A public radio program that occasionally has Jewish music as a special feature, hosted and produced by Ellen Kushner, WGBH-FM, Boston and Public Radio International(PRI). Playlist archives are included on the site.
http://www.wgbh.org/wgbh/pages/pri/spirit/
Sounds of the Jewish Musical Diaspora--WNUR
Jewish music from every corner of the globe is featured on 89.3 fm from Northwestern University evanston,ill. The show airs every Friday 12:30-2:00pm. Music on the show was recorded as far back as 1910, and is heard on wnur.org, which will access the net transmission. Spin Magazine called WNUR "the 1# station on the web." The show reaches most of Chicago and it's northern suburbs. http://wnur.org
Special Broadcasting Service: Yiddish Radio
For the home page of the Special Broadcasting Service in Australia. The "Streaming Audio on Demand" box allows you to select Yiddish. You'll hear this week's Yiddish program.
http://www.sbs.com.au/radio_new/index.html
Sunday Simcha--Portland
Gail Wartell and Michael Atleson are alternate hosts of "Sunday Simcha," a fifteen-year-old Jewish music program airing every Sunday morning from 6:30 to 8:30 am on WMPG, Greater Portland Community Radio, 90.9 and 104.1 FM, also streaming live at www.wmpg.org. Gail has been a host of the program for about 7 years. The program features an eclectic blend of Jewish music from across the diaspora, including traditional, sacred, Sephardic, Eastern European, folk, rock, and "cutting edge" jazz and klezmer. They also provide news and announcements for the Maine Jewish community and occasionally mix in a dose of Jewish humor. They can be reached at WMPG-FM, 96 Falmouth Street, Box 9300, Portland, ME 04104-9300, or you may contact Michael via e-mail at michael.kate@rcn.com.
Sunday Simcha--Tampa
The Sunday Simcha runs the gamut in Jewish entertainment and information: music, local announcements, weekly Dvar Torah, interviews, and the occasional political rant. The audience has grown over the years and includes many non-Jews as well. The music is an eclectic mix, including Klezmer, Chassidic, Israeli, Yiddish, Ladino, Mizrachi, and contemporary. The Sunday Simcha is heard every Sunday in the Tampa Bay area and beyond on WMNF - 88.5 FM from 12-2 PM. The Simcha can be heard live on the internet and the website also keeps a year of archived programs and playlists (just in case you missed a show!) The show is hosted by Kevin Frye and Marc Rosenwasser. Kevin and Marc took the helm of the show after their friend Mike Eisenstadt, the show's host for 20 years, passed away Friday Sept. 2, 2005 from a long battle with cancer at age 54. Kevin is also the leader of The Mike Eisenstadt Band. To read an tribute to Mike Eisenstadt, go to Tampa Tribune: http://www.tampatrib.com/FloridaMetro/MGBILX7A5DE.html
http://shows.wmnf.org/simcha/
With Mazal: Religious Jewish Radio
Zev Gruber, host. Sunday mornings from 10-11am on 1503am/mw (London), and live on the Internet: www.soundradio.info or www.svt.org.uk. Torah, Israel and Jewish news with the latest and greatest in Chassidic and modern religious Jewish music.
http://www.svt.org.uk or http://www.soundradio.info
YidishMusic
Online Brazilian Radio that plays Yiddish and other Jewish music, Ladino, Hebrew, even Russian and plays all sorts of Jewish music 24 hours a day.
http://www.yidishmusic.com.br
Yiddish Forward Hour
The Yiddish Forward Hour, transmitted every Saturday from 9-10 PM, on WMCA 570 AM, NYC, is likely the longest running Jewish radio program in the US. Past shows can be heard at:
http://yiddish.forward.com/radio/index.html
The Yiddish Voice --WUNR
The Yiddish Voice is a local Boston Jewish music radio program heard on WUNR, 1600 AM, Brookline, MA. Wed. 7:30-8:30. "It's a general Yiddish-language radio program, featuring Jewish music, especially Yiddish and Cantorial, but also news,interviews, current events, comedy, public service announcements, etc. The language of the program is in Yiddish."
http://www.yv.org
102FM Tel Aviv
Live Radio from "top 40" style station in Israel
http://www.102fm.co.il/Front/default.asp
marți, 15 septembrie 2009
miercuri, 12 august 2009
concerte Bucuresti
DECEMBRIE
12
Triarii, Rome, ORE si Spiritual Front la Hala
OCTOMBRIE
1
Cesaria Evora la Sala Palatului
13
Vaya con dios la Sala Palatului
23-25
Masters of Jazz cu Jan Garbarek si Chick Corea la Sala Palatului
SEPTEMBRIE
4
Leonard Cohen in Piata Constitutiei
4-6
Tuborg Green Fest in Parcul Izvor, deocamdata anuntati doar Guano Apes
AUGUST
15
Faith No More la Sala Polivalenta
20-23
Rock City Open Air la Fetesti
26
Madonna in Parcul Izvor
12
Triarii, Rome, ORE si Spiritual Front la Hala
OCTOMBRIE
1
Cesaria Evora la Sala Palatului
13
Vaya con dios la Sala Palatului
23-25
Masters of Jazz cu Jan Garbarek si Chick Corea la Sala Palatului
SEPTEMBRIE
4
Leonard Cohen in Piata Constitutiei
4-6
Tuborg Green Fest in Parcul Izvor, deocamdata anuntati doar Guano Apes
AUGUST
15
Faith No More la Sala Polivalenta
20-23
Rock City Open Air la Fetesti
26
Madonna in Parcul Izvor
joi, 30 iulie 2009
Târgul internaţional de arte şi meşteşuguri de la Ierusalim, ediţia 2009
Participare românească la Târgul internaţional de arte şi meşteşuguri de la Ierusalim, ediţia 2009, cu tema „A fost odată ca niciodată...”
Institutul Cultural Român din Tel Aviv vă invită, în perioada 3 – 15 august 2009, la a 34-a ediţie a Târgului internaţional de arte şi meşteşuguri de la Ierusalim. Sub titlul מרומניה סיפורים עממים ... היה היה פעם/ “Once Upon A time: A Romanian Imaginary”/ „A fost odată ca niciodată...”, artistele Ema Hagiu şi Monika Pădureţ, membre ale Uniunii Artiştilor Plastici Profesionişti din România, cunoscute pentru lucrările inspirate din poveşti, legende şi basme româneşti, vor prezenta lucrări unicat sau serii mici.
Monika Pădureţ va expune ceramică: obiecte decorative şi de podoabă, realizate în tehnici tradiţionale, din argilă cu glazuri şi angobe.
Ema Hagiu va prezenta pictură pe sticlă, realizată într-o tehnică proprie, cu vopsele speciale în straturi, cu intervenţii cu acul (gravare) şi accente de schlachmetal, încadrate cu lemn pictat.
Cele două artiste vor oferi demonstraţii de lucru şi workshop-uri ad-hoc pentru publicul prezent la târg.
Târgul Internaţional de Arte şi Meşteşuguri de la Ierusalim este cel mai mare târg de profil din Israel, reunind la fiecare ediţie peste 150 de artişti din Israel şi 30-40 de standuri naţionale, prezentând obiecte decorative realizate în tehnici din cele mai diverse, de la tehnicile tradiţionale până la tehnologii contemporane de manufacturare, serii mici sau unicate. De asemenea, au loc demonstraţii de lucru, workshop-uri, spectacole de teatru, muzică, dans şi un târg internaţional culinar.
Locaţie: Ierusalim, o zonă de 5.000 m2 lângă oraşul vechi, în zona turistică: Mitchell Garden, Amfiteatrul „Merrill Hassenfeld” din „Sultan´s Pool”, Centrul de arte şi meşteşuguri „Khutsot Hayotser”.
Programul de vizitare a târgului este cuprins între orele 18:00 – 23:00 de duminică până joi şi între orele 20:00 – 24:00 sâmbăta.
Mai multe informaţii: http://www.jerusalem.muni.il/yotzer/eng/all.htm, www.icr.ro/tel-aviv/.
Institutul Cultural Român din Tel Aviv vă invită, în perioada 3 – 15 august 2009, la a 34-a ediţie a Târgului internaţional de arte şi meşteşuguri de la Ierusalim. Sub titlul מרומניה סיפורים עממים ... היה היה פעם/ “Once Upon A time: A Romanian Imaginary”/ „A fost odată ca niciodată...”, artistele Ema Hagiu şi Monika Pădureţ, membre ale Uniunii Artiştilor Plastici Profesionişti din România, cunoscute pentru lucrările inspirate din poveşti, legende şi basme româneşti, vor prezenta lucrări unicat sau serii mici.
Monika Pădureţ va expune ceramică: obiecte decorative şi de podoabă, realizate în tehnici tradiţionale, din argilă cu glazuri şi angobe.
Ema Hagiu va prezenta pictură pe sticlă, realizată într-o tehnică proprie, cu vopsele speciale în straturi, cu intervenţii cu acul (gravare) şi accente de schlachmetal, încadrate cu lemn pictat.
Cele două artiste vor oferi demonstraţii de lucru şi workshop-uri ad-hoc pentru publicul prezent la târg.
Târgul Internaţional de Arte şi Meşteşuguri de la Ierusalim este cel mai mare târg de profil din Israel, reunind la fiecare ediţie peste 150 de artişti din Israel şi 30-40 de standuri naţionale, prezentând obiecte decorative realizate în tehnici din cele mai diverse, de la tehnicile tradiţionale până la tehnologii contemporane de manufacturare, serii mici sau unicate. De asemenea, au loc demonstraţii de lucru, workshop-uri, spectacole de teatru, muzică, dans şi un târg internaţional culinar.
Locaţie: Ierusalim, o zonă de 5.000 m2 lângă oraşul vechi, în zona turistică: Mitchell Garden, Amfiteatrul „Merrill Hassenfeld” din „Sultan´s Pool”, Centrul de arte şi meşteşuguri „Khutsot Hayotser”.
Programul de vizitare a târgului este cuprins între orele 18:00 – 23:00 de duminică până joi şi între orele 20:00 – 24:00 sâmbăta.
Mai multe informaţii: http://www.jerusalem.muni.il/yotzer/eng/all.htm, www.icr.ro/tel-aviv/.
miercuri, 1 iulie 2009
vineri, 4 iulie 2008
The Human Factor
unul dintre preferatii mei, il admir maxim...de cand mi-l tot imaginam in rolul lui mandela dar nu se gasisera inca cei interesati sa-i propuna un asemena caracter...abia astept sa vad filmul
Unul dintre veteranii Hollywood-ului, actorul Morgan Freeman va intra in pielea fostului presedinte sud-african, Nelson Mandela, intr-un film despre Cupa Mondiala la Rugby din 1995, inspirat de cartea lui John Carlin, "Nelson Mandela + The Game That Made a Nation."
Freeman a dezvaluit recent ca inca lucreaza la personajul lui Mandela pentru ca incearca sa stapaneasca timbrul vocal si accentul greoi al fostului lider african. "Trebuie sa-i redau vocea si felul sau de a vorbi fara sa ma fac de ras", a spus actorul in varsta de 71 de ani.
Filmarile pentru The Human Factor vor demara la inceputul anului viitor in Africa de Sud. Regia este semnata de un alt veteran, Clint Eastwood, iar pe afisul productiei figureaza si Matt Damon.
cinema.acasa.ro- sursa
vineri, 30 mai 2008
moţu pittiş
in memoriam...
un site care merita sa ii acorzi din timpul tau...
da clik pe titlu si ai sa vezi
PETRE STOICA
In stagiunea viitoare
Gata trag cortina spectacolul meu s-a sfarsit
nu sant clown pentru cat ati platit e destul
v-am aratat pestisorul japonez din acvariu
meditand la soarta avioanelor de tip supersonic
am facut intre versuri si cateva salturi mortale
dar nu le-ati vazut am adus cateodata pe scena
capra, fonograful, broasca blajina si inima mea
va rog indreptati-va acum spre casele voastre
in lume e-o veselie mare si ploua si ploua mereu
casa mea e numai un turn de hartie subtire plecati in
stagiunea viitoare va arat si cateva mostre
de coarne de diavol tuturora salut
un site care merita sa ii acorzi din timpul tau...
da clik pe titlu si ai sa vezi
PETRE STOICA
In stagiunea viitoare
Gata trag cortina spectacolul meu s-a sfarsit
nu sant clown pentru cat ati platit e destul
v-am aratat pestisorul japonez din acvariu
meditand la soarta avioanelor de tip supersonic
am facut intre versuri si cateva salturi mortale
dar nu le-ati vazut am adus cateodata pe scena
capra, fonograful, broasca blajina si inima mea
va rog indreptati-va acum spre casele voastre
in lume e-o veselie mare si ploua si ploua mereu
casa mea e numai un turn de hartie subtire plecati in
stagiunea viitoare va arat si cateva mostre
de coarne de diavol tuturora salut
luni, 28 aprilie 2008
expozitie la noi in krayot
Deschiderea festiva a expoziţiei celor douăzeci şi sapte de artişti plastici israelieni, originari din România va avea loc sâmbătă, 3 mai 2008, la orele 18.30, la Auditorium "Eshkol Pais" din Kiryat Haim.
Expoziţia se va bucura de participanţi onorabili din conducerea organizaţiei A.M.I.R. şi va fi urmată de un bogat program artistic. Vor fi acordate cu acest prilej diplome de excelenţă câtorva personalităţi ajunse la vârsta senectuţii, care au strâns în decenii de slujire a artelor plastice un bogat şi nepreţuit bagaj.
Oaspete de onoare : Ambasadorul Romaniei in Israel, excelenta sa dl Eduard Iosiper
Expoziţia se va bucura de participanţi onorabili din conducerea organizaţiei A.M.I.R. şi va fi urmată de un bogat program artistic. Vor fi acordate cu acest prilej diplome de excelenţă câtorva personalităţi ajunse la vârsta senectuţii, care au strâns în decenii de slujire a artelor plastice un bogat şi nepreţuit bagaj.
Oaspete de onoare : Ambasadorul Romaniei in Israel, excelenta sa dl Eduard Iosiper
miercuri, 2 aprilie 2008
vineri, 28 martie 2008
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vineri, 21 martie 2008
palazzo grassi...Roma e i barbari, la nascita de un nuovo mondo
http://www.palazzograssi.it/
Jurnalul National, Zoom, 28 februarie 2008
Roma e i Barbari. La nascita di un nuovo mondo
Nell'immaginario occidentale - greco-romano e giudaico-cristiano - le invasioni barbariche evocano scene di una furia travolgente che rompe gli argini dilagando stupefatta su terre che non conosce. Nutrita della tradizione storica - in debito con gli scrittori latini che rappresentavano l'impero romano come un'isola di civiltà in mezzo a un mare di barbarie - e iconografica - che dipingeva i barbari come esseri primitivi, irsuti e vestiti di pelli - e, in Italia, del seducente splendore della grandezza romana, si è affermata un'idea di barbarie del tutto negativa, senza un'arte, una cultura, una lingua. Ovviamente la storia è più complessa.
L'espansionismo dell'Impero Romano non fu esattamente pacifico e quando i soldati quiriti incontravano ostacoli sulla loro strada non andavano tanto per il sottile. Del resto anche gli "ostacoli" non erano proprio arrendevoli. Quindi i conflitti tra romani e barbari ci furono, e cruenti. Con questa precisazione: nei primi due secoli dell'Impero vinsero i romani, cui i barbari si sottomisero più o meno spontaneamente, mentre a partire dal III secolo furono i barbari a prendere il sopravvento.
C'è da dire però - ed era questo il bello del pragmatismo romano - che tra un conflitto e l'altro barbari e romani si confrontavano quotidianamente, commerciando e intrecciando alleanze, insomma avviando un movimentato processo di acculturazione. I barbari, infatti, sia da conquistati che da conquistatori ambirono a civilizzarsi e a romanizzarsi. Così, aiutati dal cemento della Chiesa cattolica, romani e barbari, nonostante lotte e rivalità, finirono con l'integrarsi e da questa integrazione nacque l'Europa moderna.
Questa epopea è al centro della magnifica mostra archeologica allestita nel veneziano Palazzo Grassi. Il rapporto, complesso e contraddittorio, tra Roma e i popoli calati dall'estremo Nord dell'Europa e dalle steppe eurasiatiche (erano loro i barbari) viene illustrato con dovizia di particolari e dimostra che: i barbari non erano poi così barbari; con Roma non ci fu solo scontro ma anche fascinazione e ibridazione; il loro avvento, nei primi secoli della nostra era, non segnò l'eclissi della civiltà ma la nascita di un nuovo mondo, il nostro.
La rassegna è immensa: sono mille gli anni di storia raccontata - la cronologia parte dalla sottomissione della Gallia da parte di Cesare tra il 58 e il 51 a.C. e si conclude nel 962 con l'incoronazione di Ottone I che sancisce la nascita del Sacro Romano Impero Germanico - e oltre 1700 i pezzi riuniti, tra cui tesori nazionali esposti per la prima volta, provenienti da 200 musei di 24 paesi. E ci vuole forse la pozione magica di Panoramix per non smarrirsi tra i sarcofagi colossali, i busti in oro massiccio, i sontuosi corredi funebri, le panoplie complete, i tesoretti e le monete, le corone e i reliquiari, le statue bronzee e marmoree e i dipinti disseminati nelle 31 sezioni della rassegna veneziana.
Jurnalul National, Zoom, 28 februarie 2008
PIESELE ROMÅNEŞTI. Mare parte dintre cele 71 de piese prezentate de Muzeul Naţional de Istorie (director general: dr. Crişan Muşeţeanu) pot fi admirate şi la Bucureşti, în expoziţia “Tezaur istoric”. Descoperite în Dobrogea (Schytia Minor), pe atunci provincie a Imperiului Roman, piesele de la Hârşova sunt ilustrative pentru cultura materialã a elitei Imperiului din prima jumãtate a secolului al IV-lea. “Pe de altă parte, aflăm de la dna dr. Monica Joiţa, director al Institutului Român de Cultură şi Cercetare Umanistică «Nicolae Iorga», de la Veneţia, informaţiile relativ reduse pe care le avem despre contextul în care au fost descoperite mormintele de la Apahida (judeţul Cluj) sunt compensate de expresivitatea artisticã a pieselor recuperate, fiecare dintre acestea oferind indicii atât despre personalitatea indivizilor înmormântaţi la Apahida, cât şi despre comunitatea în care trãiau sau despre spaţiul în care se dezvoltau legãturile şi relaţiile lor. O comunitate definitã prin comportamente şi tradiţii proprii, situate undeva la graniţa dintre spaţiul «civilizat» al Imperiului Roman, în accepţia clasicã a termenului, şi spaţiul «barbar», aflat dincolo de graniţele politice ale Imperiului”.
PALAZZO GRASSI ŞI AVENTURILE LUI. Arhitectura celebrului palat veneţian a fost atribuită lui Giorgio Massari (1687-1766). Înainte de acesta, Massari construise marea biserică a Iezuiţilor, precum şi “Chiesa delle Pieta”, şi lucra în acelaşi timp la Ca’ Rezonicco. Tot lui i se datorează şi ridicarea clădirii care găzduieşte azi Muzeul Academiei.
Familia Grassi, originară din Chioggia, achiziţionase un teren cu o poziţie splendidă, cu posibilitatea de a construi un palat cu faţada spre marele canal. Circumstanţele precise ale construirii acestui minunat “palazzo” sunt puţin cunoscute. Se presupune că debutul construcţiei sale a avut loc nu mai târziu de 1748, la comanda lui Anzolo Grassi. Din păcate, acesta nu a mai apucat să vadă imobilul terminat, fiul său, Paolo, preluând palatul în construcţie şi cheltuielile sale. Abia în 1772, la 6 ani după moartea lui Massari, Palazzo Grassi a fost în sfârşit gata. Este ultimul palat veneţian care îşi leagă numele de Reppublica Serenissima (în mai 1797, Napoleon cucereşte oraşul şi îl obligă pe dogele Ludovico Manin să abdice, dizolvând Consiliul Republicii şi proclamând Guvernul Provizoriu al Municipiului Veneţia).
După rapida stingere a familiei Grassi, palatul cunoaşte o serie de “aventuri”, intrând în patrimoniul unor familii sau instituţii mai mult sau mai puţin norocoase, cunoscând numeroase schimbări de destinaţie.
În 1840, pe timpul în care Veneţia era supusă Austriei imperiale, fraţii Angelo şi Domenico Grassi cedează palatul Societăţii Venete Comerciale, care îl revinde patru ani mai târziu tenorului Antonio Poggi. La scurt timp, acesta îl va ceda la rândul său pictorului maghiar Jozsef August Schöfft. După moartea sa (în 1850), văduva pictorului, Giuseppina Lindlau, îl va transforma în hotel (aşa cum s-a întâmplat cu multe alte palate veneţiene). În 1857 va intra în proprietatea unui finanţist grec, stabililt la Viena, baronul Simeone de Sina, care îi va aduce primele transformări importante în ceea ce priveşte distribuţia sălilor şi arhitectura. O jumătate de secol mai târziu, urmaşii baronului vând, la rândul lor, palatul unui celebru industriaş elveţian, G. Stucky, care după doar doi ani, în 1910, moare asasinat, iar edificiul e preluat de fiul său. Acesta îi aduce multe îmbunătăţiri: introduce electricitate, ascensoare, termoficare etc. În 1943, cumpără Palatul Vittorio Cini, un industriaş veneţian, care se sinucide însă în 1949, după moartea fiului său.
Este preluat de o societate imobiliară, care îi dă pentru prima dată o destinaţie artistică: Centrul Internaţional de Artă a Costumului. În 1983, este achiziţionat de Grupul Fiat, care face o amplă restaurare şi transformă palatul într-un centru de expoziţii internaţionale, de mare succes, despre arta şi istoriei marilor civilizaţii. Remarcăm retrospectiva din 1986, dedicată Futurismului, precum şi cea dedicată artei Maya, din 1998. Ultima expoziţie din “epoca Fiat” a fost cea dedicată lui Dali, în 2005, după care Palatul este cumpărat de François Pinault (80% din acţiuni) şi Casino Municipale di Venezia (societate mixtă, la care este acţionar şi Primăria Veneţiei). O nouă epocă şi noi succese: Picasso – în 2007, “Roma şi barbarii” – în 2008.
marți, 11 martie 2008
Persepolis
Autoritatile libaneze au interzis difuzarea in cinematografe a filmului Persepolis de teama ca ar putea exacerba situatia politica si asa fragila in tara.
Pelicula de animatie a fost apreciata de critici inca de anul trecut, cand a fost prezentata in cadrul festivalului de film de la Cannes, iar in februarie anul acesta, Persepolis a primit si o nominalizare la premiile Oscar. Filmul autobiografic, se bazeaza pe cartea de benzi desenate a regizoarei Marjane Satrapi si este o poveste despre maturizare in Iranul cuprins de revolutia din 1979.
Teheran 1978: Marjane, opt ani, se gandeste la viitor si se viseaza un profet care salveaza lumea. Rasfatata de niste parinti moderni si cultivati, foarte legata de bunica sa, ea urmareste cu bucurie evenimentele ce duc la izbucnirea revolutiei care va duce la caderea Sahului si a regimului sau. O data cu instaurarea Republicii Islamice, vine timpul "comisarilor revolutiei" care dicteaza oamenilor pana si cum sa se imbrace si le impun reguli stricte de comportament. Marjane, care e obligata sa poarte voalul islamic, se viseaza o adevarata revolutionara. Curand razboiul impotriva Irakului aduce bombardamente, lipsuri si disparitia celor apropiati. In interiorul tarii, represiunea devine tot mai severa. In acest context din ce in ce mai dificil, limba ei ascutita si atitudinea sa rebela devin suspecte. Ca s-o protejeze, parintii ei iau hotararea s-o trimita in Austria. La Viena, Marjane traieste, la paisprezece ani, a doua revolutie din viata sa : adolescenta, libertatea, emotiile iubirii, dar si exilul, singuratatea si sentimentul de a fi altfel decat ceilalti.
luni, 18 februarie 2008
CVARTETUL ENESCU ÎN ISRAEL
Cvartetul Enescu va susţine în Israel două concerte, care vor avea loc luni, 31 martie 2008, orele 19:30, la Buchmann-Mehta School of Music – Clairmont Auditorium din cadrul Universităţii Tel Aviv, şi miercuri, 2 aprilie 2008, orele 19:00 la Auditorium Hall – Sala Rappaport din Haifa.
Evenimentul este organizat de Institutul Cultural Român din Tel Aviv, în parteneriat cu Buchmann-Mehta School of Music din cadrul Universităţii Tel Aviv, Auditorium Hall Haifa (ETHOS The Haifa Art, Culture and Sport Company Ltd.) şi H.O.R. Haifa.
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