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The Soloveychicks (Yiddish for "little song birds") perform original takes on new and traditional yiddish songs and Klezmer instrumentals, featuring Adah Hetko on guitar and vocals, Giulia Haible on cello, and Rebecca Mac on the fiddle. Since their debut concert in 2024, the trio has been delivering lush lullabies and ruckus romps, captivating audiences with tight harmonies and playful poetry.Rebecca Mac is Boston-based violinist and violist, regularly performing in various ensembles including Mamaliga, and the Rebecca Mac String Band. Mac has performed nationally and internationally at renowned music festivals including KlezKanada, Yiddish Summer Weimar and Yiddish New York. In addition to performing regularly in the Jewish music scene, Mac runs a regular, and inclusive Klezmer jam in downtown Boston.
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Adah Hetko is a leading Yiddish singer/songwriter, dance-leader and educator. She co-leads and performs with several ensembles including Soloveychicks (" little nightingales"), and Levyosn ("leviathan"). Adah has studied with Judy Bressler (founding singer of the Klezmer Conservatory Band), and has taught and performed at festivals including Yiddish New York and KlezKanada.
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Giulia Haible is a cellist and pianist who performs regularly in the Celtic sphere. A member of long standing Boston-based fiddle quintet Scottish Fish, Giulia has toured throughout the US and continental Europe performing at festivals such as Boston Celtic Music Festival, Bellingham Celtic Festival, and Festival de Ortigueira in Spain. Having grown up in Arlington, Massachusetts, Giulia kept her roots in the Boston area pursuing her undergraduate degree at the New England Conservatory of Music, where she studied under world-renowned contemporary cellist Mike Block.
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McCarthy's Toad, 1920 Massachusetts Avenue ,Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
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