Posts Tagged “Jeremiah Lockwood”
The remarkable Gregor Ehrlich cut this short piece which takes us back to one lazy day at the end of summer in which Arturo O’Farrill lead a cast of thousands in a recreation of Mazeltov, Mis Amigos. This snippet includes glimpses of Sway Machinery’s Jeremiah Lockwood, Arturo, and Irving Fields, who incidentally is celebrating …
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“Shalom aleichem and buenas noches.” So began one of the most memorable nights in the history of the Idelsohn Society.
After months of planning and rehearsal, the Idelsohn Society brought the 1961 album Mazel Tov Mis Amigos— a collection of Yiddish theater tunes gone Latin– back to vibrant life on the esteemed stage of …
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All day rehearsals in deepest Brooklyn. Arturo is exhorting his band to “play it schmaltzy.” Great piece in the Wall Street Journal today. Two days until Mazeltov Mis Amigos rides again. Below, Yossel Yossel as translated by Sandra Velasquez and resounded as Jose! Jose!…
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