Tom Lehrer, satirist who sang about ‘Hanukkah in Santa Monica,’ dies at 97 The song, commissioned by Garrison Keillor in 1990, was one of the first popular tunes about a Jewish holiday.
Why Bard College’s orchestra performed Mendelssohn at the site of Hitler’s Nuremberg rallies For conductor (and Bard’s president) Leon Botstein, the son of Holocaust survivors, the mission wasn’t only about the past.
Billy Porter sparks controversy while promoting his ‘Cabaret’ cast: ‘Black people have replaced the Jews’ One social media influencer accused the actor of minimizing antisemitism.
He kicked off the 1970s klezmer revival. Now, he’s paying tribute to New York’s vast global music scene.