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Double concert with Di Yidishe Neshome and Phønix (Denmark), Windros Unterwegs, Old Synagogue Hagenow (Hagenstraße 48, 19230 Hagenow, Germany), on September 3.
Mark Kovnatskiy is one of the leading violinists of traditional Eastern European Jewish music.
Based in Hamburg, Germany, he performs internationally as a soloist, chamber musician, and composer, presenting both traditional klezmer repertoire and original compositions.
His musical work blends historical klezmer traditions with influences from classical music as well as Moldavian and Romanian folk music.
Latest news:
Dear friends!
September is here, and a brand new season of music and dance is kicking off right away! I am thrilled to share my upcoming schedule for the month and hope to dance, play, and connect with you at one of these wonderful events.
September 3. Double concert with Di Yidishe Neshome and Phønix, Windros Unterwegs, Old Synagogue Hagenow (Hagenstraße 48, 19230 Hagenow, Germany).
September 4. Concert with Di Yidishe Neshome, Windros Festival, Hufe 1 (Alte Crivitzer Landstraße 13, 19063 Schwerin, Germany).
September 5. Playing for dancing with Silja, Windros Festival, Dance tent (Alte Crivitzer Landstraße 13, 19063 Schwerin, Germany).
September 5. Performance within the Windros Orchestra, Windros Festival (Alte Crivitzer Landstraße 13, 19063 Schwerin, Germany).
September 6. Concert Friendship in music, (Ev.-luth. Kirchengemeinde Emmaus-Christus, Kirchenstraße 12, 22848 Norderstedt, Germany).
September 7. Concert "Yiddish Summer Weimar meets Shalom Musik Köln", Shalom Musik Köln festival, Köln, Germany.
September 15. Concert with the solo version of the program "Di Naye Yidishe Melodyes", Jewish community Krefeld, Krefeld, Germany.
I look forward to seeing you at these venues!
Be sure to check my calendar regularly, as more details and future concerts are being added all the time.
My concert schedule is gradually filling up, which is good news.
On the other hand, this means that if you would like to organize an event with my participation (be it a concert, a klezmer music workshop, a Yiddish dance workshop, or a lecture), then now is the time to hurry up and contact me regarding possible dates!