Thursday, November 15, 2012

The Heritage Ensemble Returns December 1st


Congregation Adas Emuno is proud to present the return of…


Eugene Marlow’s

Heritage Ensemble




Featuring

Bobby Sanabria

Michael Hashim

Frank Wagner

Cristian Rivera


With Special Guest Vocalist 
Cantorial Soloist 
Shira Lissek




Saturday, Dec. 1 7:00 PM

Coffee and Dessert Bar following the concert

Admission: $25

Order your tickets now!  Pay online via PayPal via the Donate button below. Please include your name(s) and "Heritage Ensemble" in the notes section when making payment.  






Or mail a check to:  Congregation Adas Emuno, 254 Broad Avenue, Leonia NJ 07605, Attn: Heritage Ensemble.  







The Heritage Ensemble is a contemporary world music quintet that records and performs Eugene Marlow’s original compositions and arrangements of Hebraic melodies in various  jazz, Afro-Cuban, Brazilian, and neo-classical styles. In so doing, The Heritage Ensemble looks to build bridges in community among disparate cultures by presenting cultural connections through music.

The Heritage Ensemble is a reflection of the evolution of “world of music” in the 20th and early 21st century. The quintet’s musicians come from various cultural backgrounds. Multi-Grammy nominee drummer Bobby Sanabria and conguero Cristian Rivera are Nuyoricans: New Yorkers of Puerto Rican heritage. Saxophonist Michael Hashim is of Lebanese descent. Bassist Frank Wagner’s European background adds a certain old-world stability to the group’s performances. Dr. Eugene Marlow’s heritage is Russian, German, Polish, and British. He has earned degrees in classical and jazz composition. 

The quintet has performed at many national and international venues, including the Baruch Performing Arts Center, Brooklyn Conservatory of Music, Dizzy Gillespie Auditorium, Hunter College, Nuyorican Poet’s Café, Saint Peter’s (at Citicorp Center), Society for the Advancement of Judaism, Symphony Space, Tavern On The Green (for the Dance Library of Israel), The Eldridge Street Synagogue, The Triad Theatre, and the West Side JASA.



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