Re: Hazanim in NYC w/ tradl Nusach

[Inna Barmash (ibarmash (at) Princeton(dot)EDU) <ibarmash...>]

Jonathan,

I myself enjoy listening to Joseph Malovany at the 5th avenue synagogue (e.
62, btwn Fifth and Madison), but I don't know that much about traditional
nusach. Can someone comment on how traditional Malovany is or any other
thoughts?  And while we are on the subject, can someone recommend other
places in New York area to hear great cantors?

Best wishes for the holiday,
Inna



 



Jonathan Zimet <jdz (at) zimet(dot)org> wrote:
>       A rare year for me: a cantor/student-of-nusach, without a job: 
Take 
>advantage of this by finding places to visit on YK where the leader has a 

>solid traditional background in some European nusach (as opposed to 
>soloists/performers, & as opposed to others who don't know what the heck 
>they're doing, splicing one melody from here to another unrelated one from

>there...)
>       Do any of you know of synagogues (or stiebels) on the West-side,
that 
>might have such a hazan/ shaliah tzibur?   Would Old-B'way Shul have such
a 
>person?  Any place you can think of, (esp if they are not strict in their 

>ticket policies), would be welcome information to me.
>       Please reply to me (or phone: 732-249-8471).    Many thanks,
>       Jonathan 
>
>
>


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