RE: Serenade at the Alice Austen House

[Dick Rosenberg <drosenberg...>]

Is there information about Klezkanada on the web? All the links there
seem to fail (www.klezkanada.com, e.g.)
Dick

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>From:  Abraham Malz[SMTP:MALZ (at) POSTBOX(dot)CSI(dot)CUNY(dot)EDU]
>Sent:  Wednesday, June 10, 1998 10:49 AM
>To:    World music from a Jewish slant.
>Subject:       Serenade at the Alice Austen House
>
>Hello Klezmorim and friends:
>    I'm passing along a message from my Cantor about another Concert 
>she is doing which should be of interest to the group.
>    Any of you going to Mame-Loshen '98 at Circle Lodge please look 
>for me.  I'ld love to see you.  I'll be there with my 10 year old 
>daughter Aliza.  My family will be going with Cantor Bersteins family 
>to Israel for 3 weeks.  We will be at the Cantors Convention In 
>Jerusalem the first week of July and at the International Chassidic 
>Festival as well.  In august, Ruth and I, will be at Klez kanada 
>which still has openings according to Sara Rosenfeld who I just 
>recently spoke to.
>Be well and please say hello if you should see me someplace,
>Abraham Malz
>
>
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>From:           <Cantorb (at) aol(dot)com>
>Date sent:      Mon, 8 Jun 1998 23:57:42 EDT
>To:             MALZ (at) POSTBOX(dot)CSI(dot)CUNY(dot)EDU
>Subject:        Serenade at the Alice Austen House
>
> 
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>SERENADE, Cantor Suzanne Bernstein and Greg Askins, guitar, will be 
>performing
>on Wednesday, June 17 at 7 p.m. at the Alice Austen House as part of 
>the
>Council for Arts and Humanities of Staten Island Junefest series.   
>This
>concert will be held outdoors, weather permitting, so bring a picnic dinner.
>(In case of rain, the concert will be held indoors and picnics will not be
>permitted.)  The program includes a set of beautiful and unusual arrangements
>of Yiddish songs published by Andre Asriel of east Germany as well 
>songs by Schubert, Roderigo, and Copland.  
>
>The Alice Austen House, "Cold Comfort," is the lovingly restored 
>Victorian
>cottage of pioneer photographer Alice Austen who documented, among 
>other
>things, both the high society and the difficult immigrant life in the late
>nineteenth century.  It is at the northern-most end of Hylan Blvd., off Bay
>Street.  The concert is free.  For further information, call Council on the
>Arts and Humanities of Staten Island at  Snug Harbor Cultural Center,
>718-448-2500.  
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