[HANASHIR:16915] Re: HELP! NEED A JEWISH MUSICAL

[Barry Pilson <bpilson...>]

I can think of two. Where the Rainbow Ends - A musical production in
celebration of Creation by Cantor Raymond Smolover. It's fun, not too
difficult.  I think it's available from Transcon.

Also, The Red Sea Jazz by Tracey Lloyd and Herbert Chappell, and available
through Clarabella Music Ltd (at least originally). There are a couple other
similar cantatas.. one about Daniel and the Lion's Den. The music is easy.
Did it with 4th and 5th graders. Great for Passover!

Barry Pilson
No. VA Hebrew Cong.
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Subject: [HANASHIR:16910] Re: HELP! NEED A JEWISH MUSICAL


> I have used "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" by Weber and
Rice. Several times.  The music is fun, easy to learn and chorograph and the
kids love it.   I also have used a play called "The Rainbow Espress"  by
Phyllis and John Miller.  The play is very cute and can be used, like Joseph
for many age groups.  The problem is: it was written by a church group.  I
changed the ending so that it was more Jewish.  I may be out of print, but I
was able tocate some of the misic from Young's Music in PA.  If you're
interested write me and I'll send you a copy of the libretto, so that you
can take a better look.
>
> Marilyn Cohen
>
>
>

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