| Hosted by | Mending Minyan |
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| Details | Join Anat Halevy Hochberg as she performs original arrangements of traditional Yemeni Jewish song through her Ahavat Hadassah project. Drawing from both the sacred men’s singing tradition rooted in piyyut and women’s folk songs, her work brings forward a wide range of Yemenite Jewish musical life — prayer, poetry, and everyday song. With a voice of striking clarity, Anat sings with directness and care, allowing the weight and beauty of the repertoire to speak. For this set, Anat is joined by Woodbridge’s own Yoni Battat (co-music director, violin, and oud), Fabio Pirozzolo (percussion), and Evan Carley (bass). When: Saturday March 21st at 8:00pm Where: Unitarian Society of New Haven, 700 Hartford Turnpike, Hamden, CT Tickets required* (no one turned away for lack of funds): https://secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/s/eSYoKVg_eEpEAcI4WlQSqQ Access info: Venue is ADA compliant with ramps and elevator and seeting for wheelchairs (pictures available- please just email after confirmation email and request). Bathrooms onsite. Mask optional with KN95 masks available at door. There will be a mask only seating section clearly outlined in sanctuary. Sanctuary is a large room with high ceilings. Audio will be amplified. We are exploring livestream option and will update ASAP if this will be possible. Questions? Email Mending.Minyan@gmail.com |
| Admission | FREE |
| Location | Unitarian Society of New Haven |
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| More Info | info link |