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Musica Ebraica is at Limmud 2015!

Musica Ebraica is pleased to showcase A Joyful Shout: Jewish Choral Music, Past and Present. Presented by retired lichenologist and A Touch of Klez mandolin player Irwin Brodo, this talk will describe the development of Jewish choral music from Salomone Rossi (Monteverdi’s contemporary) to Srul Israel Glick (our contemporary). Musica Ebraica will bring the text alive through performance.

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Musica Ebraica presents: Spirit, Spirituals and Strings

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Musica Ebraica brings its audience something a different with our Spring concert.

On Tuesday, May 12th,  at 7:30 pm, Freiman Hall, inside the Perez Building at the University of Ottawa, will be the site for new Yiddish music written in the last 20 years, new Israeli music and old time spirituals based on Torah tales.

Beginning with a lively hora and an ethereal rendering of “Love, Smoke, Dreams”, both new Israeli melodies, we turn to prayers of gratitude and celebration.  Toes will tap to Spirituals written to pass on the stories of Daniel, Noah, Ezekiel and more and we will present some Yiddish tunes from the New York stage and others just recently composed.  Yiddish is certainly a living language!

The Vhovskyi Strings will provide a beautiful musical interlude. This group of young violinists is becoming well known in Ottawa music circles and Musica Ebraica is delighted to share the concert with them.

Professor Rebecca Margolis of the University of Ottawa Department of Modern Languages specializing in Yiddish Language will act as the Emcee.

Mark your calendars for a special evening of music and Jewish song.

Tickets are $20/$5 for students and will be available at the door, from all Musica Ebraica members or by calling 613-233-3099.  The Perez Building is located at 50 University Avenue. However, there is an entrance on Cumberland,  just south of Laurier.  Paid parking is available.

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Musica Ebraica salutes Sephardic tradition as well as the great musicians of the Ashkenazi world on November 30th at 2pm at Temple Israel.

The 120th anniversary of Louis Lewandowski of 19th century Berlin whose melodies still define Jewish prayer, the passing of popular songwriter Arik Einstein and Israeli composer Yehezkhel Braun will form the nucleus of this eclectic concert. Familiar tunes such as Erev Shel Shoshanim, but in new arrangments will entertain and delight. And a Canadian premier of several works by young Israeli composer Eyal Bat will be a highlight.
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November 30th at 2pm Temple Israel 1301 Prince of Wales Drive. Tickets $20 and $10 for students. 613-233-3099. musicaebraica.ca

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Our Next Concert:
Songs of Israel – Old and New
Afternoon of February 9, 2014
Temple Israel, Ottawa

 

What better way to celebrate thirteen years of existence than by throwing a joyous, over-the-top Bar Mitzvah?

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Hope you will join us as we put the j-o-y back into J-e-Wish music!

Our Next Concert:
Songs of Israel – Old and New
Afternoon of February 9, 2014
Temple Israel, Ottawa

M.E. Rehearsing for our February Concert

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M.E. Rehearsing for our February Concert

Meet our new Musical Director:
Gloria Jean Nagy

Gloria Jean is a performer, teacher, choral conductor, clinician, adjudicator and administrator. She has frequently been seen and heard in recital as a vocalist, accompanist and choral conductor. She holds a Master of Music and a Bachelor of Musical Arts from the University of Western Ontario, and is an Associate of the Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto. She also studied at the Liszt Ferenc Zeneakadémia in Budapest, Hungary and at the Banff Centre. She has been a vocal instructor at Carleton University and has been a vocal tutorial instructor at De Lasalle and Canterbury High Schools. She maintains a busy vocal studio of over thirty students per week.

Gloria Jean brings many years of experience as choral conductor to Musica Ebraica. She directed the West Ottawa Children’s Chorus (2006-2011), the Kanata Choral Society (2001-2010), the Goulbourn Jubilee Singers (1995-1998), the Concordia Female Choir (1990-1993). She is the past and founding director of the Amabile Singers of Nepean (1989-2010) as well as the director/ pianist for St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church (2008-2010).

Gloria Jean has been a vocal and/or choral adjudicator at over a dozen music festivals in Ontario and on Canada’s east coast, becoming an Examiner for Conservatory Canada in 2002. She sang on a 2002 CD produced by Conservatory Canada with Dr. Elaine Keillor (piano) featuring the music of Mary Gardiner. In 2006, Dr. Keillor and Gloria Jean released their all-Canadian CD Musique: Songs for Parlour and Stage. Gloria Jean was the Ottawa coordinator for Contemporary Showcase (Alliance for Canadian New Music Projects) and is a member of Canadian Music Showcase / Carrefour de la musique canadienne, for which she edited the vocal syllabus in August 1999 and assisted in the 2003 revision. Many of Gloria Jean’s vocal students have gone on to participate successfully in the annual festivals. She is involved in other music education groups and associations in Ottawa including the Ontario Registered Music Teachers’ Association (Past-President, Ottawa Region Branch 2001-2003), National Association of Teachers of Singing, National Capital Region (secretary 1993-4, charter member), Ottawa Kiwanis Music Festival (Selections Committee 1989-present), Eastern Ontario Friends of Conservatory Canada (charter member 1995-present) and she maintains membership in the Ottawa Council for the Arts, Canadian Women Composers’ Association, the Federation of Canadian Music Festivals, Canadian Federation of Music Festival Adjudicators and the Association of Canadian Choral Conductors. In 1994, Gloria Jean published A Singers’ Overview to Canadian Contemporary Vocal Literature for the NATS convention which is now available through the Canadian Music Centre in Toronto. In May 2009, Gloria Jean was named special teacher of the year for the Ottawa Region branch ORMTA.

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“Her voice has an appealing naturalness. She sings with clarity, colour, vitality, ease, focus and control.”

James Brown, The BRANTFORD EXPOSITOR