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In Nazi Germany, Jewish musicians were expelled, persecuted, murdered. Many later languished in obscurity. Today, forgotten artists are being rediscovered. Encounters with Jewish musicians, past and present.

Bevy of exciting new projects in the old mameloshn (mother tongue) are scheduled to see light throughout the month

This month a collection of new Yiddish songs will be performed for the first time in America at a Manhattan museum.

What's new to do in Israel's capital?

Iowa Public Radio music hosts Karen Impola, Barney Sherman and Bob Dorr joined Talk of Iowa host Charity Nebbe to share the folk, classical, and blues releases they listened to in 2022.

A new history of a group of Jewish ex-partisans who tried to even the score.

United States Deputy Attorney General (DAG) Lisa Monaco recently gave a speech in which she outlined both new policies at the Department of Justice (DOJ) as well as enhancements to...

Secular Jews won't understand Jewish and Yiddish culture unless they're immersed in old customs — even religious ones.

At the JetLAG festival in Downsville, New York, exiled Russian and Ukrainian musicians will perform at the largest festival of its kind.

For anyone who is missing Israel, or has never gotten a chance to visit, author Herschel Katz’s book “The Clarinetist” is a thrilling way to traverse through the country.