Recent Articles:
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Lucas Richman's Music Inspires the Audience to Repair the World Article by Staff Writer, BMI August 20, 2019
Los Angeles Jewish Symphony: "Friendship and Harmony" Article by Pam Froman August 16, 2019
Channeling Leonard Bernstein: A Musical Response to Violence Article by Evan Henerson, Jewish Journal August 14, 2019
Korean-Jewish "Exchange Through Concert" Article by Yoo Jeong-won, The Korea Times August, 2019
Lucas Richman Symphony's THIS WILL BE OUR REPLY to Make West Coast Premiere Article by BWW News Desk, Broadway World July 28, 2019
Article by Libby Slate, Performances Magazine April, 2019
Los Angeles Jewish Symphony to Celebrate 25th Anniversary with Gala Article by Steve Simmons, Beverly Hills Courier March 29, 2019
SoCal classical music listings Article by Matt Cooper, Los Angeles Times March 29, 2019
Article by Steve Simmons, Beverly Hills Courier March 8, 2019
The Soraya and LA Organizations Join Forces for VIOLINS OF HOPE in Spring 2020 Article by BWW News Desk, Broadway World February 25, 2019
Violins of Hope, dedicated to instruments from the Holocaust, is coming to L.A. Article by Makeda Easter, LA Times February 25, 2019
LA Jewish Symphony Presents 25th Anniversary Gala & Concert Article by BWW News Desk, Broadway World February 8, 2019
L.A. Jewish Symphony Celebrates 25th Anniversary with "The Music of Eric Zeisl" Article by Arts & Entertainment Desk, Beverly Hills Courier February 8, 2019
LA Jewish Symphony Celebrates 25th Anniversary with New CD Article by BWW News Desk, Broadway World February 5, 2019
Not to be missed: Zeisl Jacob and Rachel, Variations on a Slovakian Folk Song Review by Colin Clarke, Fanfare Magazine February, 2019
In Conversation with Noreen Green on the Los Angeles Jewish Symphony and the Music of Eric Zeisl Article by Jerry Dubins, Fanfare Magazine February, 2019
Shining a Light on a Little-Known Los Angeles Composer Article by Gail Eichenthal, KUSC/Arts Alive Blog January 24, 2019
Video by Fuente Latina December 9, 2018
Patchwork of Cultures - Sephardic-Latino Connection Video by Amy Lieu, LAThisWeek December 4, 2018
Video by Stephanie Bardford, Univision 34 News November 27, 2018
Univision, Afternoon Broadcast Video by Stephanie Bradford, Univision 34 News November 27, 2018
Article by Ryan Torok, Jewish Journal February, 2018
The MA 30 Professionals of the Year: Movers & Shapers Click HERE to view the full report Article by Richard S. Ginell, Musical America Worldwide December, 2017
Blog by James F. McGrath, Religion Prof July 24, 2017
Save a Child's Heart with SYMPHONY OF THE HEART Benefit Concert Article by BWW News Desk, Broadway World, Los Angeles January 4, 2017
LAJS Gets a Nod in Forward’s Article about American Orchestras! Article by Benjamin Ivory, Forward October 29, 2016
“Let’s Play LA!” Showcases the Music of BMI Composer Inon Zur Article by Staff Writer, BMI September 8, 2016
Hershey Felder at the Ford and Geffen Playhouse Reviewed by Audrey Linden, Hollywood Theater Examiner October 25, 2014
A Party Concert: LA Jewish Symphony Celebrates 20 Years! Reviewed by Rabbi Baruch Cohon, Jewish News October 2014
After 20 years, the L.A. Jewish Symphony still reflects the Jewish experience Article by Tom Tugend, Jewish Journal September 3, 2014
L.A. Jewish Symphony Presents Hershey Felder in Concert Reviewed by Carol Kaufman Segal, Reviewplays.com September 7, 2014
Los Angeles Jewish Symphony thrills audience in summer concert Article by Jes, Herald de Paris August 30, 2013
Theodore Bikel and Tevye, the perfect match Article by Mike Boehm, LA Times August 24, 2013
Article by Evan Henderson, Tribe Magazine November, 2012
Article by Rose Eichenbaum, Ventura Blvd Magazine July 2012
A Toast to Los Angeles Jewish Symphony: L'Chaim Article by Mike Boehm, Los Angeles Times August 22, 2012
A Conversation With Dr. Noreen Green of the Article by Paul Muller, Sequenza 21 August 5, 2012
From L.A. to Casablanca and Back Again Article by Jonathan Maseng, Jewish Journal March 29, 2012
Monday Music: LA Jewish Symphony at 18 Article by Ed Rampell, Forward April 02, 2012
LA Jewish Symphony Celebrates 18 Years Article by Staff Writer, Beverly Hills Courier March 30, 2012
Reviewed by B.Quintanilla, SoCal Review September 1, 2011 Reviewed by Baruch Cohon, Jewish News August 14, 2011
L.A. Jewish Symphony Program Explains the Article by Corinne DeVries, EncinoPatch November 18, 2010
Article by Roberto Loiderman, The Jewish Journal November 30, 2010
Los Angeles Jewish Symphony Salutes the Silver Screen Article by Leslie Lashinsky, Overture: The Official Publication of Professional Musicians, Local 47 September, 2010
Still Going Strong After 16 Years Article by Kristen Modesti, Los Angeles Daily News August 3, 2010
Article by Kristen Campbell, News Editor March 5, 2010
Benefit Israel Cancer Research Fund Article by Staff Writer,The Beverly Hills Courier February 5, 2010 Reviewed by Lola Grunwald, Grunwald International Press, Uruguay August 10, 2009
Reviewed by Rabbi Baruch Cohon, Jewish News June 7, 2009
Christina House, The Los Angeles Times May 17, 2009
Reviewed by Debra Levine, Freelance Dance Critic LA TIMES January 28, 2009
The Circuit - Israel Bonds Aloha Article by Gaby Wenig, Jewish Journal August 19, 2004
Article by Ellen Jaffe-Gill, Jewish Journal February 27, 2003
A Symphonic Fusion of Israeli Sounds Article by Don Heckman, Special to the Times LA Times 2002
Article by Josef Woodard, Special to the Times LA Times March 02, 2001
Symphony Explores Holocaust Themes Article by Josef Woodard, LA Times April 07, 1998 Book Citations:
Jaffe, K. (2010, p. 35). Solo Vocal Works on Jewish Themes. Lanham, MD: Scarecrow Press.
Audience Quotes:Exaltation! Biblical Stories through Music - Audience Quotes: "It was quite simply the best concert ever! {Exaltation! Biblical Stories through Music} I have known the symphony a long time and this was spectacular in a long list of spectacular concerts." "I so admired all that you accomplished with it--the theme, finding the unusual works for the first part of the concert to carry out the theme, that incredible young genius violinist {Stephen Waarts} who played a difficult work from memory!" "Byram's {Amick Byram} finale, "You'll Never Be the Same" was outstanding, and the encore "Masada" was electrifying." |
