Multi-lingual and multi-instrumental musician Éléonore Weill weaves traditional Yiddish, Eastern European, and French music with a fresh, new take on folk music.
Weill performs internationally with names such as Frank London, the Baroque Music Center of Versailles (C.M.B.V.), Joey Weisenberg and the Hadar ensemble, Midwood, many others.
Éléonore breaks boundaries with her commissions for composition and performances with theater companies such as Doppelskope, Bread and Puppet, Ensemble Oneiroi, and Great Small Works.
She plays recorder, wooden flutes, piano, accordion, and hurdy-gurdy, and her music is informed by her conviction that traditional songs have great power to create social change.
Sunday, October 26 at 3 PM ET Museum of Jewish Heritage, New York, NY The Museum welcomes back Brooklyn’s psychedelic klezmer band Midwood for the final show of their genre-defying residency of collaborative concerts. They will be joined by Berlin-based, Haifa-born Palestinian rock singer and guitarist Rasha Nahas. This collaboration explores
Monday, October 6 Jalopy Theater, Brooklyn, NY Get tickets