This past week at the North American Jewish Choral Festival was such an amazing experience, with great music and new friendships that I’m sure will last a long time. Such a privilege to be able to attend this year as a Festival Fellow.
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Very happy to bring “The American Piano” to The Little Shul in Philadelphia! Enjoy these photos of the beautiful interior of this historic synagogue!
So touched by the warm welcome I received in Toronto this weekend as a guest artist at 2015 Jewish Music Week.
Please enjoy these photos and a video!
Honored to have the opportunity to bring “The American Piano” to Richwood, West Virginia, courtesy of my friend Robert Johnson. Enjoy these pics!
Was in New York for a few days earlier this year. Had to explore the city a bit while I was there! Enjoy some pics from the Jewish Museum, the Guggenheim, Central Park, and the American Museum of Natural History:
Honored to have been invited to perform on yesterday’s benefit concert for The NOAH Project Detroit at The Birmingham Temple Congregation for Humanistic Judaism. Please enjoy these pics!
Had such a blast in my first stint as Music Director with University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society. Enjoy these pics!
photos by Marilyn Gouin.
Last weekend I attended my second American Choral Directors’ Association national conference in Salt Lake City, Utah. Enjoy these pictures from the conference, including: our See-a-Dot Music booth, a concert in the Mormon Tabernacle (naturally featuring the famous Mormon Tabernacle Choir), our publisher reading session, and the fabulous NOTUS (from my alma mater Indiana University).
A pre-competition selfie before the preliminary round of the 2nd International G. Gershwin International Music Competition.
At the University of Chicago Music Department.
Photos from The Birmingham Temple Congregation for Humanistic Judaism‘s Winter Mitzvah Project. Partnering with The NOAH Project Detroit, we made over 650 sandwiches for the homeless.
Ezra Donner 