Friday 24th September 2021
Chai For All
— The Punch BowlMazl & Brokhe: Yiddish Song
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The Punch Bowl, 23 Old Market Street, BS2 0HB
Exciting and entertaining, Chai For All plays Old World Yiddish folk, New World Yiddish theatre songs and jazz-tinged klezmer. A magnificent musical journey from the haunted Eastern European shtetls, through the dimly-lit basement bars of tango-crazed Buenos Aires, to the vibrant neighbourhoods of swinging New York.
Impassioned female vocals lead the party, joyously backed by trumpet, guitar and percussion. With fantastic music, tongue-in-cheek banter and brilliant audience rapport this is an evening guaranteed to raise the spirits.
chaiforall.com
Marianna Moralis: vocals
David Mowat: trumpet
Knud Stüwe: guitar
Brendan Hockey: percussion
FREE - donations welcome
Exciting and entertaining, Chai For All plays Old World Yiddish folk, New World Yiddish theatre songs and jazz-tinged klezmer. A magnificent musical journey from the haunted Eastern European shtetls, through the dimly-lit basement bars of tango-crazed Buenos Aires, to the vibrant neighbourhoods of swinging New York.
Impassioned female vocals lead the party, joyously backed by trumpet, guitar and percussion. With fantastic music, tongue-in-cheek banter and brilliant audience rapport this is an evening guaranteed to raise the spirits.
chaiforall.com
Marianna Moralis: vocals
David Mowat: trumpet
Knud Stüwe: guitar
Brendan Hockey: percussion
FREE - donations welcome
Artist Videos:
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Chai for All Ensemble - Di Grine Kuzine
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