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>>> Mark your calendars for Psoy Korolenko’s performances in Bloomington! <<<
PSOY KOROLENKO (Pavel Lion) is a poet-songwriter, performer, translator, and song scholar; host of the podcast Song by Song; visiting lecturer at Dartmouth College; co-organizer of the international music festival JetLAG; and Grammy nominee as part of the Yiddish Glory project.
>Wed, Jan 28 at 7:00 pm | YIDDISH SLAVIC SOUL AND SOUND | Simon Music Center
>Thu, Jan 29 at 5:00 pm | TAM (“THERE”) | Simon Music Center
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>Fri, Jan 30 at 8:00 pm | “BED AND SOFA” Film Screening and Performance | Location tba
All events are free and open to the public.
>>> >>> YIDDISH SLAVIC SOUL AND SOUND <<< <<<
The interplay between Yiddish and Slavic folklore, popular culture, and high literature serves as both the subject and the inspiration for this program, which features original and translated songs familiar to Korolenko’s followers, along with several premieres.
Psoy Korolenko takes part in several international Yiddish-related projects, including the cabaret The Unternationale (with Daniel Kahn), The Brothers Nazaroff (with Daniel Kahn, Bob Cohen, Michael Alpert, and Jake Shulman-Ment), The Stranniki (with Polina Shepherd), and the Grammy-nominated project Yiddish Glory (with historian Anna Shternshis, Professor at the University of Toronto). Along with Vika Feldman, he co-authored the book "Too Much to Tell," a collection of Russian translations of 20th-century Yiddish children’s poetry, published multiple times by PJ Library. In recent years, he has been translating extensively from Yiddish into Russian and writing songs based on the works of Yiddish poets.
Wed, Jan 28 | 7:00 PM
Ford-Crawford Hall
Simon Music Center
200 S Jordan Ave
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The program is presented by IU’s Borns Jewish Studies Program and co-sponsored by the departments of Comparative Literature, Germanic Studies, Slavic and East European Languages and Cultures, the Byrnes Institute (REEI), the Polish Studies Center, and the Jacobs School of Music.
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Simon Music Building. Ford-Crawford Hall, Ford-Crawford Hall, S Eagleson Ave, Bloomington, IN 47405, United States
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