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The Monster and the Nightingale (920)

920The Monster and the Nightingale CD is a co-production of the Zamir Chorale of Boston and Boombox Classroom, a nationally broadcast educational music program for young children. It is structured as a radio-drama with music, featuring the loveable humorous characters of the Boombox Classroom show.

One day in the forest, Jollip the music monster and his friends meet Shira the nightingale. Shira is the conductor of a choir of birds, who sing quite beautifully. Together they fly off on their quest to find a choir for Jollip, who loves to sing, but can’t seem to fit in anywhere. They land in Boston where they visit the Solomon Schechter Day School choir and the Zamir Chorale. Jollip hears some wonderful songs and learns about how a chorus makes music. At the end of his quest Jollip fins a song that even monsters can sing.

The CD features a colorful booklet with illustrations of the story. The recording is suitable for ages two to ten.

CD – $10



1 glyphicons-185-volume-up The Happy Bird Choir
2 Jollip Meets Shira
3 glyphicons-185-volume-up A Shabbat Song
4 glyphicons-185-volume-up Shira Meets Zamir
5 The Birds Sing for Zamir
6 glyphicons-185-volume-up Queen Esther’s Celebration
7 The Audition
8 glyphicons-185-volume-up A Glorious Song
9 glyphicons-185-volume-up Jollip Meets the Kids
10 glyphicons-185-volume-up A Song for Peace
11 glyphicons-185-volume-up Let’s Get Started
12 glyphicons-185-volume-up Campfire Dances
13 glyphicons-185-volume-up Good Blessings
14 glyphicons-185-volume-up Jollip’s Lullaby
15 glyphicons-185-volume-up Jolip Finds His Song
16 Dancing with Simona
17 glyphicons-185-volume-up Dancing the Hora
18 glyphicons-185-volume-up The Water Dance
19 glyphicons-185-volume-up Jollip Says Goodbye
20 glyphicons-185-volume-up Rozhinkes Mit Mandlen
21 glyphicons-185-volume-up Eyn Adir

 

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While You’re Home…

Zamir has always been about community. A community of expression. A community of exploration. A community of tradition and innovation. And while we cannot see you in concert, we will bring you music videos and programs that we hope will bring you some relief and perhaps even joy.

We are now posting weekly messages with music that will “delight the soul.” We also are featuring monthly "Zoominars" on various musical topics taught by members of the Zamir musical staff. These one-hour sessions will be held Tuesday evenings at 7:30 PM on Dec. 8, 2020; Jan. 5, 2021; Feb. 2; March 2, April 6, and May 4. Topics TBA. You'll need to sign up for Zamir's email list so that you can register in order to receive the link.

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WATCH "Kolot Nashim: Jewish Music by Women Conductors," a year-long program celebrating the many roles of women in Jewish music. The first major production was streamed on YouTube Premiere on November 17, 2020. It featured Artistic Director Josh Jacobson and Zamir alumna Lidiya Yankovskaya as co-hosts, interviews with composers Nurit Hirsh, Alice Parker and Meira Warshauer with video performances of their works, including the world premiere virtual performance of Warshauer’s “Place These Words.” Part two will be streamed on May 25, 2021.

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