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Joey Weisenberg Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Virtuosic multi-instrumental musician, composer and teacher Joey Weisenberg is the founder and director of Hadar’s Rising Song Institute, cultivating grassroots musical-spiritual creativity in Jewish community. He has released seven albums with the Hadar Ensemble and is author of The Torah of Music (2017 winner of the National Jewish Book Award) and Building Singing Communities. ... more
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Batya strikes a nuanced balance of strength and sweetness, physicality and spirituality, art and activism, moving bodies and souls. Her nigunim grow in a rich soil of traditional Jewish song and r&b.
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The Narrow and the Expanse
by Deborah Sacks Mintz
Full of powerful songs, rich harmonies, the beautiful and sensitive playing of the Hadar Ensemble, and of course Deborah’s incomparable and uplifting vocals.
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An eclectic soundscape featuring echoes of Chassidic devotional songs, microtonal scales of Arab classical music, colors of jazz, funk, and Klezmer, Ashkenazi prayer modes and Sufi chanting.
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supported by 18 fans who also own “L'mikdashech Tuv”
Loosen has been one of my largest "comfort songs" for the past fourish years after I discovered it on SoundCloud.
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This is the Day / Zeh Hayom
by Miriam Margles & The Hadar Ensemble
supported by 16 fans who also own “L'mikdashech Tuv”
the vocals, melodies, instrumentation, production..it all creates an incredible vibe. such an uplifting experience.
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Everything Returns
by Black Ox Orkestar
The Montréal quartet unite various threads of Jewish diaspora music under a hauntingly beautiful banner.
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