RE: Music for ritual bath?

[Dick Rosenberg <drosenberg...>]

And Ken modestly neglected to add that, in addition to being a Cantor in
Swampscott -

In college he formed and led the Yale Klezmer Band

In his present capacity he has formed and leads a Klezmer Band band of
teenagers from the towns of Swampscott and neighboring Marblehead, the
Klezmaniacs

Not only is the band amazingly good considering the age of its members,
he actually managed to find a teenage singer who comes from a home where
Yiddish is spoken thus she has a good accent and understands what she is
singing

Is an accomplished Klezmer violinist and Yiddish singer and plays in a
couple of bands in the Boston area 

Has an incredible capacity for communicating to everyone who comes in
contact with him his love of and enthusiasm for Judaism and Yiddishkayt

And finally, is a real mensch

Ken, small bills will be fine :-)

Dick

>-----Original Message-----
>From:  Cantorkenr (at) aol(dot)com [SMTP:Cantorkenr (at) aol(dot)com]
>Sent:  Friday, May 12, 2000 9:16 AM
>To:    World music from a Jewish slant
>Subject:       Re: Music for ritual bath?
>
>Going to the mikvah and we're gonna get...
>
>Sorry, someone had to say it.  If I think of any real mikva songs, I'll let 
>you know.
>
>By the way, hello everyone-- my name is Ken Richmond.  I'm a cantor in the 
>Boston area (Swampscott) and I just joined the list.
>
>Shabbat Shalom--
>
>        Ken
>

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