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Review: Valerie Sajdik Captivates the Crowd at Neue Galerie's Cafe Sabarsky

Valerie Sajdik has absolutely captured the energy and vivacity of that glowing “moment” in time and succeeded in passing it on to the present generation of audiences through her music. She captivated the audience at her one-night engagement on April 11th at Cafe Sabarsky

Classical Concert In NY To Commemorate 80 Years Since 'Kristallnacht'

Stephen Wise Free Synagogue and its Anti-Semitism Task Force will host a concert on Sunday to commemorate 80 years since "Kristallnacht," the Nazi pogrom against German Jews. The Madison String Quartet, pianist Itay Goren, and baritone Steven Scheschareg will pay musical tribute to the Nazis' victims.

Classical Concert In NY Will Commemorate 80 Years Since 'Kristallnacht'

Stephen Wise Free Synagogue and its Anti-Semitism Task Force will host a concert on Sunday to commemorate 80 years since “Kristallnacht,” the Nazi pogrom against German Jews. The Madison String Quartet, pianist Itay Goren, and baritoneSteven Scheschareg will pay musical tribute to the Nazis' victims.

80 Years After Kristallnacht, Classical Concert In NY Will Commemorate Nazis' Victims

Stephen Wise Free Synagogue and its Anti-Semitism Task Force will host a concert this Oct. 28 to commemorate 80 years since "Kristallnacht," the Nazi pogrom against German Jews. The Madison String Quartet, pianist Itay Goren, and baritone Steven Scheschareg will pay musical tribute to the Nazis' victims.

80 Years After Kristallnacht, Classical Concert in NY will Commemorate Nazis' Victims

Stephen Wise Free Synagogue and its Anti-Semitism Task Force will host a concert this Oct. 28 to commemorate 80 years since “Kristallnacht,” the Nazi pogrom against German Jews. The Madison String Quartet, pianist Itay Goren, and baritoneSteven Scheschareg will pay musical tribute to the Nazis' victims.

FROM AUSTRIA TO NYC at the Viennese Café in New York Exile

An evening of musical performance will explore the history of Jewish Austrian emigres who transplanted the music of Viennese cafes to New York City. Esther Wratschko (Prins Foundation Fellow at the Center for Jewish History) will share her discoveries from the combined partner archives at the Center.