“Mir zaynen do!” – We Are Here!
Thursday, April 12, 2018 • 27 Nisan 5778
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
A Holocaust Remembrance on Yom HaShoah:
מיר זײנען דא!
“Mir Zaynen Do!” – We Are Here!
Yiddish songs, poems, and artwork related to the Shoah
– presented by MameLoshn Yiddish Singing Group
The event is sponsored by Oak Park Temple – the public is welcome!
– A Yom HaShoah Holocaust Commemoration with music and art, presented by the Yiddish singing group, MameLoshn
The title of the presentation is from the “Partisan Song” by Hirsch Glick, the famous Vilna Ghetto poet. “We Are Here!” serves as the final theme of the commemoration. The program will include Yiddish songs and poems, many of which were written during the Holocaust by those who perished. Synopses of these songs of despair and hope will be provided in English in the printed program.
Tapestries inspired by the music and woven by artist Berit Engen will be an integral part of the presentation. They have previously been shown at the Spertus Institute in Chicago.
Members of MameLoshn are: Michael Bass (vocals), Berit Engen (vocals, guitar), Hersh Glagov (vocals,violin), Phyllis Kupperman (vocals), Elisa Lapine (vocals, drum), Julia Schopick (vocals), Lou Vitacco (Piano), and Ben Stark (guitar). Cantor Julie Yugend-Green will also participate.
The event is sponsored by Oak Park Temple – the public is welcome.
7 x 7 in, Woven tapestry, Berit Engen, 2009
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