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Cantorial & Choral Courses
Announcing the 2nd JMI
European Cantors Convention In response to the many requests and enquiries, JMI has arranged the 2nd JMI European Cantors Convention - again with an outstanding faculty of international stature. It takes place at Central Synagogue, (Great Portland Street) 40 Hallam Street, London, W1N 6NN. Following last years programme focused on Shabbat, this year it will be centred on the nusach and melodies of the Shalosh R'galim. Come and meet colleagues, compare notes, learn/ brush-up/ refine/develop/ broaden/ increase your skills and learn some new music that is guaranteed to enhance the services in your synagogue. The faculty this year will include:
The programme, as last year, will provide stimulating illustrated lectures, guided listening, debates, masterclasses and discussion on matters relevant to both practicing chazanim and ba'alei t'fila. The convention is also open to and suitable for choirmasters and choristers as well as lay congregants and all who wish to further their understanding and appreciation of the best of shul music today. There will also be opportunities to hear the faculty and delegates presenting some of their favourite music. Included in the price of the three day fee is breakfast and lunch each day. Accommodation and dinner on Tuesday and Wednesday will be extra. The delegate cost for the Convention is £210 for the three days, concessions £120. (Or £75 per day, £40 for a half day including a light lunch, if you can only come for part). A list of hotels in the area will be provided on request – contact the JMI office 44 (0) 208 909 2445 To enrol for the Convention please complete the registration from and send with your remittance by email to y.glass [at] jmi.org.uk (replace [at] with @) or print out and post to 2nd Cantors Convention, Jewish Music Institute, PO Box 232, Harrow, HA1 2NN or call 44 (0) 208 909 2445 Progressive Summer
Programme: A four-day intensive workshop for synagogue musicians on the music of
Pesach, Shavuot and Sukkot. Leo Baeck College The Sternberg
Centre for Judaism Cantor Josée Wolff (Hebrew Union College New York) explores:
presented by the JMI Cantorial and Choral Section Fees and Registration Course fee includes tea and coffee but does not include meals. There is a cafeteria on site. A limited number of single rooms are also available on site. Apply early for availability
Liturgical music fulfils the ideal of hiddur mitzvah, enhancing
the performance of religious obligations through the aesthetic dimension.
In this tradition, the JMI course provides a crucial service for
the British Jewish community. We deeply appreciate and strongly endorse
its programmes.
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| The Jewish Music Institute is an independent Arts organisation based at SOAS, University of London. It is an international focus bringing the ancient yet contemporary musical culture of the Jews to the mainstream British cultural, academic and social life. Its programmes of education, performance and information highlight many aspects of Jewish music throughout the ages and across the globe for people of all ages, backgrounds and cultures. | ||||