Rhythm & Jews: Klezmer Madness
Look out! Coming at you like a runaway train, it’s Rhythm & Jews. On Tuesday, October 10, 7pm, New Orleans’ new Klezmer music supergroup will blow into the Broadside! Founded by American/Canadian trumpeter/composer producer David Buchbinder, Rhythm & Jews features the cream of NOLA musicians playing in the field of klezmer, the powerful, enchanting Eastern European Jewish dance and celebration music that almost disappeared before staging and incredible comeback starting in the 1970s.
Buchbinder, born in Kansas City and raised in St. Louis, New York and Toronto, is an important figure in the international scene of new Jewish culture, as leader of the Flying Bulgar Klezmer Band, the founder of the Ashkenaz Festival and through many other projects. And he’s more excited than ever to share this music with new audiences. Buchbinder started spending time in the Crescent City in 2019 and moved here in 2022, and he immediately began playing with all of the fine musicians in Jewish music mainstays New Orleans Klezmer Allstars and the Panorama Jazz Band. And it is these two projects are the collective source of the members of this new, exciting group. Get up on this wild Jewish musical train now, and ride it all the way down the line!
David Buchbinder - trumpet, fluegelhorn
Ben Schenck - clarinet
Dan Oestereicher - baritone saxophone
Glenn Hartman - accordion
Jimmy Williams - tuba
Doug Garrison - drums
And look for special guests!
Rhythm & Jews: Klezmer Madness
Tuesday, October 10, 7pm • tickets sliding scale, $15-$20
The Broadside • 600 N Broad
FAQ
1) The showtime listed for the event is the time the event starts. Doors will generally open an hour before the listed show time.
2) We allow pets during the day, but not at night for music (anything after 7pm). Service animals are always allowed.
3) Children 15 years and under do not need a ticket but do require adult supervision.
4) Please do not park in the Broad Theater parking lot. We have a parking lot for The Broadside and plenty street parking available on Toulouse and Lafitte. If you would like to be escorted to your car, please ask the Sheriff on duty. You may also park in the Auto Zone parking lot if they are closed.
5) Chairs are provided for events with a seated element (movies, presentations) but are not out in the yard for most concerts. You are welcome to bring your own chairs, if you require a seat for health reasons or disability, please ask a staff member and they can provide you with a chair.
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