Submitted by admin on Sun, 12/04/2011 - 23:37

Our 98th Season  Past Performances

April 21 (Sun.)              The Pardee Home Museum, on 12th Street across from Old Oakland     ZINGERAY    672  - 11th St.  Oakland

 concert at 4 pm

    PUBLIC CONCERT  $30.

April 14  (Sun.)  - Rhoda Goldman Plaza, SF - ZINGERAY

Concert: 2 pm   FOR residents & their families

2180 Post St. (near Geary & Divisadero)   back room    

 

April 6 (Sat.)  - Richmond Public Library, SF - ZINGERAY       

            Concert  2 pm    PUBLIC CONCERT       351 9th Ave, SF  

March 19 (Tuesday) - Menorah Park - FULL CHORUS

          Concert:  7 pm     FOR residents & their families

 

Feb. 4 (Sun.) - Two ZINGERAY concerts 

  1. SF Campus For Jewish Living  Concert: 2 pm  

  2. Frank Residence - Zingeray Concert: 3:45 pm

     302 Silver Avenue  SF (at Mission Street)  For residents & their families

 

Dec. 20 (Wed.)  - JCC SF - ZINGERAY  

  Concert: 1 pm   3200 California Street, SF 

Dec. 3 (Sun.)  - Am Tikvah Synagogue  - ZINGERAY group of JFC (Jewish Folk Chorus)       

  Concert: 1:30 pm  

625 Brotherhood Way, SF    

 

May 5 (Sun.) 2024   - Rossmoor, Walnut CreekFULL Chorus 

Concert: 4 pm      FOR residents & their families                                                            1001 Golden Rain Rd.  Walnut Creek   in the Gateway Clubhouse, Fireside Room          

 

May 19 (Sun.) 2024  - Reutlinger, DanvilleZINGERAY          FOR residents & their families 

      Concert: 2 pm                                          4000 Camino Tassajara, Danville

June 30th, 2024 (Sunday) at 2pm - Magnes Museum -  Zingeray

                    2121 Allston Way, Berkeley  PUBLIC CONCERT

 

Sunday, June 2, 2024: Our 98th Annual Concert

Our 98th Annual Concert celebrated the life and music of Mordechai Gebirtig. It was held at the Jewish Community High School of the Bay, in San Francisco (map). 

 "A Ray of Sunshine - The Music and Life of Mordechai Gebirtig."  Gebirtig was a labor poet and most beloved composer of Yiddish folk songs based in Krakow, Poland during the period between the two World Wars. His timeless songs reflect the life, joys, and struggles of Eastern European Jewry. 

The Chorus presented a variety of Gebirtig selections under the direction of Lisa Sargent and pianist Inara Morgenstern and will be accompanied by a multimedia narration of Gebirtig's life.

Co-presented by KlezCalifornia