Concert announcement: Honorable Menschen 5/22!
Wednesday, May 12th, 2004 01:52 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
chanaleh
You should all come. I have a solo. :-)
In Concert:
Honorable Menschen
Saturday, May 22
Doors: 8:30 pm
Havdalah/Concert: 9:00 pm
Temple Beth Shalom of Cambridge
8 Tremont St., Cambridge, MA 02139
Love Jewish music? Love a cappella music? Looking for something fun to do on a Saturday night, when Shabbat doesn't end until 9:05pm? Mark your calendars for this terrific event! Honorable Menschen are bringing their Spring 2004 concert series to Tremont Street, and you're invited!
Honorable Menschen is a 12-person co-ed a cappella group composed of graduate students and young professionals around the Boston area. Their repertoire ranges from Israeli pop songs to liturgical pieces to jazz arrangements.
The evening will begin with Havdalah (audience participation encouraged), and then the Menschen will ring out the Sabbath for us with an hour of Jewish a cappella tunes. Refreshments will be served.
Free (donations will be accepted after Shabbat) and open to all ages; no RSVP required!
In Concert:
Honorable Menschen
Saturday, May 22
Doors: 8:30 pm
Havdalah/Concert: 9:00 pm
Temple Beth Shalom of Cambridge
8 Tremont St., Cambridge, MA 02139
Love Jewish music? Love a cappella music? Looking for something fun to do on a Saturday night, when Shabbat doesn't end until 9:05pm? Mark your calendars for this terrific event! Honorable Menschen are bringing their Spring 2004 concert series to Tremont Street, and you're invited!
Honorable Menschen is a 12-person co-ed a cappella group composed of graduate students and young professionals around the Boston area. Their repertoire ranges from Israeli pop songs to liturgical pieces to jazz arrangements.
The evening will begin with Havdalah (audience participation encouraged), and then the Menschen will ring out the Sabbath for us with an hour of Jewish a cappella tunes. Refreshments will be served.
Free (donations will be accepted after Shabbat) and open to all ages; no RSVP required!