The catchy music of Le Marsellaise, the French national anthen, has been adapted to a new Hebrew hymn which was sung for the first time to an overflow meeting at Rishon le Zion protesting the British ...
About a year-and-a-half ago, I went through a devastating breakup and, soon after, began a love affair with perhaps the strangest hobby an ex-yeshiva girl could imagine: Sacred Harp singing.
As she croons the Yiddish love song “In der Finster,” or “In the Darkness,” the audience cannot but be swept away by the real darkness that envelops Kateryna Kolcova-Tlusta. Kolcova-Tlusta, likely the ...
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