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JMI Jewish Song School at EDRS 2007/2008
posted 2 August 2007

For all those who enjoy singing

Hilda BronsteinEdgware and District Reform Synagogue
118 Stonegrove, Edgware , HA6 8AB

Tuesday evenings 7.30–9.30pm
Starting 9th October 2007

Director: Hilda Bronstein PhD., LRAM.,ARCM

There will be Taster Session and Sing-Along on 4 September, 7 – 9 at SOAS (University of London , Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square , London WC1 0XG)
£5, refundable if you enrol for the course

Professional experts in their fields guide you through the joys and sorrows of Jewish life as portrayed by poets and musicians over the centuries. Each week we will sing some of the gems of traditional and contemporary song in Yiddish and Ladino. Individual coaching available too.

Tutors:

  • Yiddish Song – Hilda Bronstein
  • Judeo-Spanish (Ladino) Song - Monica Acosta

Autumn Term: 9 October – 11 December 2007 (10 classes)
The term will consist of 10 classes (Yiddish and Ladino).

Note the special rate for Edgware Synagogue members and the further reduction in cost if you enrol for 10 classes before 9 October.

Full rate £150 (advance booking £125)
EDRS Members £100 (advance booking: £90)
Full time student concessions:£100 (advance booking £90).

If there is sufficient demand there will be a further term starting in January to include Hebrew song as well as Ladino and Yiddish. For more information contact Hilda Bronstein on T: 01494 680260 or hilda [at] chiribim.com (replace [at] with @)

Download the registration form here

Presented by the Jewish Music Institute at SOAS

 

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