Yiddish culture is undeniably part of Montreal’s DNA, the city being the adopted home of thousands of Jews, beginning in the late 19th century. Its literature and poetry relate a Montreal that is variously working class, community-based, inclusive, and modern, guarded by the immovable Mount Royal. Readings of texts in French and in Yiddish by authors including Jacob-Isaac Segal, Rachel Korn, Ida Maze, Melech Ravitch, Chava Rosenfarb, Léa Roback and Michel Tremblay will be accompanied by klezmer, a style that is alternately wistful and boisterous, though always captivating.
Kumt arayn! Klezmer Music and Yiddish Literature
- Collaboration avec le Centre Segal des arts de la scène ainsi que l’écrivaine et spécialiste de littérature yiddish Chantal Ringuet.
- Musique klezmer interprétée par Gabriel Paquin-Buki (clarinette), Yoni Kaston (accordéon)
- Programme de concert et artistes sujets à changement sans préavis
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