These young people add a new spark of life whenever they perform, be it Yom Kippur Afternoon, Shabbat, Hanukkah, their spring tour, or Shabbat Hamorim, the Shabbat honoring our teachers. They also enjoy many rewards for their work, including trips to Disneyland and Universal Studios, and are involved in fund raising and volunteering around the Temple. The concert program will include Yiddish and Ladino Mammaloschen, classic cantorial works, Yiddish theater and even more recent Jewish composers such as Stephen Sondheim, Leonard Bernstein, and even Jacques Offenbach. This Temple Beth El event is open to the community. Prices will be tiered according to seating section, and a Dessert Reception will follow the performance.
Classes are now in progress.
Many congregants have mentioned how pleasant it is to hear Jewish music when put on hold while phoning the Temple. What a wonderful way to advertise the Cantor's favorite picks in contemporary Jewish music. Jewish Songs of Time and Space. Jeff Klepper's songs are a celebration of the contemporary Jewish spirit. They are a gift to all, the soundtrack of our search for God.