If you like to sing and are interested in singing Jewish songs, join the JCC Community Choir! This is a great opportunity to connect musically to the Jewish tradition. The […]
Puccini’s light and lovely “The Swallow” sits sadly in the shadows of his more popular and dramatic repertoire (think Boheme and Tosca). Still, its soaring melodies are worthy of exploration […]
Join art educator Nancy Kotz for an interesting overview of artists & artworks which tell the stories of Jewish culture in three sessions: 1) Mid-20th Century - Europe and Beyond, […]
If you like to sing and are interested in singing Jewish songs, join the JCC Community Choir! This is a great opportunity to connect musically to the Jewish tradition. The […]
Explore Gounod’s operatic version of the famous story of star-crossed lovers! James Sokol’s lecture with video performance clips highlights some of the beautiful moments in this gorgeous classic. Questions? Email […]
If you like to sing and are interested in singing Jewish songs, join the JCC Community Choir! This is a great opportunity to connect musically to the Jewish tradition. The […]
After a disastrous premiere, Puccini’s revisions created would become one of the world’s most popular operas. With James Sokol and some video performance clips, look closely at elements of this […]
Please join us for the next meeting of the 4Ls Book Club where we will discuss “Honor” by Thirty Umrigar. We will meet in-person at the library, but access via […]
Pianist Nada returns with a new program featuring an array of Theme & Variations, including works by Beethoven, Hakim, Schubert & Rachmaninov. In partnership with the National JCC Adult & […]
If you like to sing and are interested in singing Jewish songs, join the JCC Community Choir! This is a great opportunity to connect musically to the Jewish tradition. The […]
An easy introduction to the Yiddish (Hebrew) alphabet and the rules for reading Yiddish. Instructional materials will be sent via email to everyone who registers. If you practice the exercises, […]
Satire is one of the oldest forms of humor and adding music only seems to make it more powerful; in early Germanic and Celtic societies, people mocked in song would […]
