Klezmer Music
Klezmer Music
Christmas is so obscenely overhyped for 2 months every year with all that horrible Xmas music. Scaleback?
Christmas can take the hit with 2.5 billion Christians in the world. Why can’t there once and for all be a scaling down of obscene Christmas hype in favor of a lot more attention paid to Hannukah, which is an 8 day festival instead of just one day Christmas, nonsensically expanded to 70 days. Christmas is like wallpaper while Hannukah is truly unique. I like the lights and all the elaborate Christmas displays, but the awful music and the 50 Merry Christmases an hour on radio and TV are egregious. Ther needs to be more Hanukkah music played and a much higher profile for Hanukkah. It’s a fallacy that there is a shortage of Hanukkah music. There are plenty of Hanukkah songs from klezmer to funny songs by Tom Lehrer, Oscar Brand and of course Adam Sandler. Shame on famous Christian performers like Andy Williams for their blatant disregard and disrespect for the Festival of Lights, Hannukah.
I dont know if that is really a question, but i agree, i would love to hear 8 days of klezmer.
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Anchorage Alaska
Anchorage Music Guide
Anchorage, Alaska has many venues where musical artists perform, including concert venues and music festivals. While the city may not be known for a groundbreaking music scene, the wide variety of music one can find in Anchorage challenges even the most refined musical ears to listen. Pedestrians will find music in the streets through summer music festivals, and the city has at least three locations where popular musical acts come to play for thousands of attendees.
Visitors and residents of Anchorage will likely attend concerts in the Alaska Center for the Performing Arts, the Dena’ina Civic Center, or the William Egan Civic Center. These three locations handle a wide variety of music throughout the year. A concert can be had almost every weekend in Anchorage. Visitors also might find musical talent playing at the Anchorage Football Stadium or Mulcahy Stadium, as well as the Sullivan Arena, which usually plays host to sporting events with the occasional music concert.
In the summer months, the Alaska Pacific University hosts an Autumn Classics festival featuring many of the great chamber music ensembles. The Autumn Classics musical festival draws in thousands of listeners to listen to the chamber musical geniuses and hear the music played in an outdoor environment. In the winter months, the Anchorage Folk Festival captures the minds, hearts, and ears of Anchorage visitors and residents. The festival typically runs for ten days and can be found in various venues around the city of Anchorage. The Folk Festival features musical talents playing a variety of genres, including folk, jazz, klezmer, Celtic, and bluegrass, with a few surprises here and there. Attendees of this festival can also hear captivating stories from professional storytellers, view exotic dances, and see many groups perform traditional dances and songs in culturally significant ways.
On any given night in Anchorage Alaska, a music lover could hear the bellowing sounds of Opera coming from one of the many musical venues, listen to folk music at a local bar, bask in the lovely sounds of an orchestra, hear the strumming of a guitar on the street, inside a coffee shop, or in the lobby of a popular hotel. Anchorage has a vibrant and growing musical community that endears itself to the musical connoisseur for its diversity and cultural relevance. The many different festivals and concert locations make this Alaska’s premier stop for high quality musical entertainment.
The city also caters to children with many sing-a-long type events and musical troops to entertain, delight, and interest the younger generation. The Alaska Zoo puts on many of these events. Be sure to check out the Anchorage music section to view the wide variety of musical festivals, concerts, and venues around the city. If you attend one of these events, please let us know your thoughts, reactions, criticisms, and anything else you can provide. We always love to hear about the musical quality Anchorage offers.
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