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Here are two pesukim. The first is from Vayikra 19:13. In Parshas Kedoshim the Torah writes: "Lo tashok et re'acha v'lo tigzol...

Bob Dylan gets Shlishi at Adath Israel in St Paul, MN, an Orthodox congregation with a strong Chabad tilt.

Build your own Swedish Bagpipes.

LGF has a report that Cat Stevens was the guest of honor in 1998 at a fundraising dinner in Toronto, hosted by a front group for Hamas, and...

JM in the AM listeners may be a little confused after yesterday's broadcast with Yerachmiel Begun. The huge Kiddush Hashem event at Nass...

Here's the UJA of North Jersey "Israel Carnival" website. Symphonia Productions presents: AVI, DAVID AND DONNY OF THE CHE...

This Hashkafah.com thread picks up the discussion on the appropriateness of singing about revenge ala "Zochreini Na."

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Scholars Gather to Deconstruct Jacko.

Here's Musical Perceptions: I played a long note tonight, but certainly not as long as I had the capacity for. I still am uncertain whet...

Jordan Hirsch writes: I just want to let you know about another bit of shameless self promotion. I am doing another show at Satalla this S...

The NY Post has the shameful details.

It's Prodikeys. Check out the video demos on the left side of the page. They're funny enough, but I really enjoyed the demos for t...

Here's an interesting J Post article about Kol Nidre. Here are the first 'graphs: When Reb Leizer of Czenstochow walked out of the ...

Menachem Wecker reviews the Masada String Trio's recent performance at the Bridge Shul. One nitpick... the dubious song title is ...

Meet the Makkabees -- dedicated to preserving Jewish tradition through unconventional means. They have a few audio clips on their site, and...

Cat Stevens, terrorist?

Baynonim has revised his post of 9/2/04 which criticized us for an error actually made by the J-Post in a review we'd quoted.

Rabbi Ephraim Luft's letter to the Yated last month, "Choosing the Music -- A Yiddishe Wedding", is now up at Deiah V'dib...

"When the Organist Is Episcopalian" in this week's Forward.