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Sunday, December 7 • 2:30pm - 3:30pm
Kesher Shir - A Model of Creative Collaboration between Singer/Songwriters and Cantors
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Ever wanted to be a (song)writer? Join Kesher Shir, a songwriting collaborative, and learn how they studied and composed music in chevruta.  Then, write in chevruta: sharing text study and word painting together. Not for musicians only! This session is for anyone who wants new collaboration models for learning. 
Speakers
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Lisa Doob

Lisa Doob is Cantor at Temple Isaiah in Lexington, MA.
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Susan Glickman

Susan Glickman is part of the clergy team at Temple Beth Avodah in Newton, as a cantorial soloist. She is a member of the Woman Cantors Network (WCN) and the Guild of Temple Musicians (GTM).
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Alan Gold

Alan Gold, a dentist, is the music director at Temple Anshe Amunim in Pittsfield.
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Sue Horowitz

Sue Horowitz is an independent singer-songwriter whose warm and engaging style captures listeners of all ages.
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Martin Levson

Martin Levson currently serves as the Cantor of Sinai Temple, Springfield, MA.
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Eliana Light

Eliana Light is the Director of Music Education at the Park Avenue Synagogue in New York City. Eliana worked as the Education Director for Bible Raps, served as songleader for the New Shul, taught classes for the Jewish Journey Project, and tutored Bnei Mitzvah and is an award-winning... Read More →
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Shira Nafshi

Shira Nafshi started composing music and poetry at a very young age. She now serves as Cantor at Temple Beth Jacob in Concord, NH and Temple Adath Yeshurun in Manchester, NH.
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David Rothberg

David Rothberg leads worship, teaches, plans events and writes a lot of music at Temple Chayai Shalom in Easton, MA.

Sunday December 7, 2014 2:30pm - 3:30pm EST
Schwartz Social Hall
  Spirituality & Prayer, Meditation, Movement, Music-making