Solo concert @8pm Jam Klezmer @9pm
Sunday, April 27th
@Jewsalsa in Paris, more details tba or contact me.
Past dates
The Loneliness of Either, Or: A Requiem for Joan of Arc
Thursday, February 13, 7:00 PM
511 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019 (between 10th & 11th Avenue)
Midwood with Nakshatra: Klezmer Meets Indian Classical
Thursday, February 27, 2025 – 7:00 PM
Museum of Jewish Heritage — A Living Memorial to the Holocaust
36 Battery Place – New York, NY 10280
Brooklyn based Yiddish psych/folk band Midwood continues their residency at the Museum of Jewish Heritage with an eruption of globe-spanning violin music. Joined by the masterfully experimental Carnatic playing of Trina Basu and Arun Ramamurthy, their meeting promises to feel at once ancient and surprising; a bath of lush sounds that only a place like New York City could bring about.
RAZA Ensemble in Concert at Bnai Jeshrun
Saturday, February 8 @ 7:30 PM–9:15 PM
BJ Sanctuary, 257 West 88th Street, New York, NY 10024, United States
As we celebrate Shabbat Shirah and the culmination of the BJ Bicentennial Shabbaton weekend, join us for an unforgettable evening with RAZA, a groundbreaking all-female musical project led by Chana Raskin. RAZA reimagines traditional Hasidic nigunim—sacred melodies (usually sung by men)—through the lens of feminine voices, offering a unique and soulful experience that transcends gender and denominational boundaries. The concert will delve into the spiritual depth of these melodies, inviting audience members to actively sing along with the ensemble and connect with Jewish tradition in a fresh and profound way. Expect an evening of communal singing, spiritual exploration, and an intimate atmosphere that bridges the sacred and the contemporary.
Kleztronica at Joe’s Pub with Chaia
Saturday, May 4 ~ 9-10:30 PM, 2024
Chaia and Éléonore Weill have transformed the Jewish music scene with their use of electronics. Now, they bring a duo repertoire inspired by a long tradition of radical female mentors. Join us for a night of Yiddish song, electronic grooves, klezmer tunes, and space-hurdy-gurdy. Come dance with us!
The show will feature a multi-media presentation of (Éléonore’s grandfather) Étienne Bertrand Weill‘s “Music for the Eyes: Metaformes Photographs in Movement.”
Tickets only $15 here.
Music from The Loneliness of Either Or: A Requiem for Joan of Arc
Mar. 23, 2024 The Owl Music Parlor
497 Rogers Ave Brooklyn, NY 11225
Tickets HERE
7:30 Door 8:00 Show $17 adv./ $20 door
New York Klezmer Series With Beila Ungar and Chaia
Mar. 26, 2024 NY Klezmer Series at Hudson Yards Synagogue
347 W.34th St. (between 8th & 9th Ave)
8pm – Beila Ungar w/Kaia Berman-Peters & Eleonore Weill
9pm – Margot Leverett Quartet, w/Ilya Shneyveys, Brian Glassman, Aaron Alexander
$25 suggested donation/ $15 students/seniors
Kolot Chayeinu Kabbalat Shabbat with Hadar Ahuvia
Join Hadar Ahuvia, Cantor Lisa B. Segal, and Éléonore Weill for Kabbalat Shabbat, in the sanctuary and on Zoom. We will come together to pause, to feel, to call out for the world we desire in song and prayer, and to nourish and strengthen each other with Shabbat’s medicine.
March 15, 2024 at Kolot Chayeinu
1012 8th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215
6:30 PM
The Loneliness of Either Or: A Requiem for Joan of Arc
This new work, a collaboration between songwriter/composer Ali Dineen and Brooklyn-based puppet troupe Boxcutter Collective, delves into the multifaceted layers of Joan of Arc’s story as well as the composer’s own life. The narrative unfolds through a rich tapestry of original music composed for piano, choir, and strings, providing a powerful vehicle for the themes of gender identity, feminism, betrayal, faith, and resilience.
March 23, 2024 at the Owl Music Parlor
497 Rogers Ave, Brooklyn, NY
New York Klezmer Series with Beila and Chaia
Margot Leverett Quartet at 9pm, with Ilya Shneyveys -accordion, Brian Glassman – bass, & Aaron Alexander- drums. Opening the evening at 8pm will be the wonderful Beila Ungar w/Kaia Berman-Peters & Eleonore Weill!
March 26, 2024 at Hudson Yards Synagogue
347 W 34th St. New York, NY
8 PM
$25 suggested donation; $15 students and seniors
GÉNÉRATION EN GÉNÉRATION
Musical and intercultural stay around the theme of peace, in a castle in Limousin. The stay is intended for atheist, Christian, Jewish and Muslim families with a child or adolescent musician. We will prepare a quality musical show that will combine music and tales from Jewish, Arab and Christian cultures.
April 7 to 13, 2024 at Ligoure Castle
All. du Château, 87110 Le Vigen, France
My Jewish Learning presents: Candle, Feather, Spoon: A Mystical Pre-Passover Ritual
As we finish Passover cleaning, there is a custom of bedikat chametz, hiding small pieces of bread throughout the home and searching for it using a candle, a feather, and a wooden spoon. Join ritualist Sarah Chandler and musician Éléonore Weill on zoom for a musical journey through this custom. What sort of chametz (leavened foods) are still hiding and what are some of the spiritual practices that align with the search and discovery? We will provide a handout that includes traditional prayers as well as prompts and reflections for a modern approach to this home cleansing ritual.
April 18, 2024 on Zoom
Registration coming soon
Kleztronica: Chaia and Éléonore Weill
Chaia and Éléonore Weill have transformed the Jewish music scene with their use of electronics. Now, they bring a duo repertoire inspired by a long tradition of radical female mentors. Join us for a night of Yiddish song, electronic grooves, klezmer tunes, and space-hurdy-gurdy. Come dance with us!
May 4, 2024 at Joe’s Pub, The Public Theatre
425 Lafayette St., New York, NY 10003
Doors at 9 PM.
Weekends in Bloom with Ali Dineen
Celebrate cherry blossom season and all the spring blooms at Brooklyn Botanic Garden with casual, pop-up music and dance performances, morning programming for kids and families in the Discovery Garden, and Garden tours.
May 12, 2024 at Brooklyn Botanic Garden
150 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, NY
Sets at 1:30 PM and 3 PM
Free with garden admission
Past gigs
New York Klezmer Series
The NY Klezmer Series (NYKS) has presented music and dance in New York City weekly in a fall and spring season from Sept. 2010 until the pandemic in Mar. 2020. Each week, NYKS presented Concerts, Workshops, Jam Sessions as well as a monthly Tantshoyz – Yiddish Dance Party with live klezmer music.
February 27, 2024 at Hudson Yards Synagogue
347 West 34th St. New York, NY
8pm
$25 suggested donation. Learn more here.
In Concert with Sam Day Harmet
Éléonore Weill and Sam Day Harmet are making music at the intersection of klezmer, 70s Turkish psychedelic music, Occitan folk, and electronic experimentation. Each performance explores new directions, but one can be sure there will be spacey hurdy gurdy and sonic mischief.
February 17, 2024 at Silvana
300 W. 116th St. New York, NY
Chaia at 8 PM and Éléonore and Sam at 10 PM
“Raza” Sacred Song Circle
Join @razacircle and friends in an intimate and intentional night of prayer and song. Feel the music of our tradition during this Havurah special event in the heart of the East Village. Featuring Éléonore Weill, Deborah Sacks Mintz, Israel Portnoy, and Maya Cohen.
February 1, 2024 at Sixth St. Synagogue
325 E 6th St. New York, NY
Doors at 7 PM.
Tickets on sale here. $36 GA in advance and $40 at the door.
Naye Tkhines Lider / New Tkhines Songs
Yiddish Tkhines are Ashkenazi supplications that were written & prayed by, and center the experiences of women, trans, and gender non-conforming people. A small cohort of Yiddishists have been studying tkhines and composing new songs from these paraliturgical texts. Join us over zoom to hear these newly composed works, and continue the tradition of zogn tkhines — of speaking and writing spontaneous prayers as practiced by generations of Jewish grandmothers and trAncestors.
January 29, 2024 on Zoom
7-9:00 PM
Shabbat Shirah Participatory Concert with Anat Halevy Hochberg
Join us in celebrating Shabbat Shirah (the Shabbat of Singing) with Anat Halevey Hochberg. Anat is a Boston-based musician, writer, educator, and ritualist with family roots in Israel, Yemen, Hungary, and Poland. As a Jewish woman of color, a first-generation American whose grandparents survived genocide and displacement, and a person deeply connected to Israel/Palestine, Anat is continually developing her sense of the heartbreak, complexity, responsibility, and courage that it takes to foster healing in a broken world full of beauty. As a music teacher, a leader of song and prayer in Jewish communities, and as a performer, Anat lets everyone in on a secret: we are all ready to sing a new song.
January 27, 2024 at Saint Stephen and the Incarnation Episcopal Church
1525 Newton St NW, Washington, DC 20010
Doors at 7 PM. Concert 7:30-9 PM.
Celebrate Tu Bishvat at Brooklyn Children’s Museum
For the second year in a row, The Neighborhood is excited to partner with Brooklyn Children’s Museum to bring you a full day of fun and family-friendly Tu Bishvat programming.
Multi-instrumentalist Éléonore Weill and ritualist educator Sarah Chandler will lead music and movement for each of us to embody the trees of Brooklyn. Have you ever done the sycamore peel or the linden hop? Let’s celebrate the Jewish new year of the trees as we dance like a ginkgo, sway like a fir, and swish like a locust.
January 21, 2024
Find us in the Brooklyn Voices Exhibit at 12:00 PM, 1:00 PM, 2:00 PM, and 3:00 PM.
Kol Tefilla – Kol Dmama Dakka: Still Small Voices Making Big Blasts
January 19-21, 2024 at Temple Beth Am
1039 S La. Ceinega Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90035
MED-REN-KLEZ Concert and Jam
With Avery Gosfield, Éléonore Weill, and Ilya Shneyveys performing Medieval, Renaissance, and Klezmer Dances followed by a Klezmer Jam.
January 7, 2024 at Jalopy Theater
157 Kane St, Brooklyn, NY
Doors at 7:30 PM and concert at 8 PM.
The “Atzeres” Album Release Concert
Join us this Motzash at Congregation B’nai Sholom – FLJC for the Atzeres release concert and celebration!
January 6, 2024 at Congregation B’nai Sholom, Fair Lawn Jewish Center (10-10 Norma Avenue, Fair Lawn, NJ).
Doors at 7:30 PM. Show at 8 PM.
Invocation: Songs in Memory of a Life in Translation
Batia Baum (1941-2023) was a prize-winning Yiddish translator, scholar and teacher based in Paris whose translations opened the French-speaking world to dozens of classic Yiddish literary works. A survivor of the Shoah, Baum was active with Paris’s Medem Library Yiddish Center and also taught at programs such as the annual Yiddish Cultural Institute at Château de Ligoure. Baum became an important mentor to two central members of the New York Yiddish music scene, singers/instrumentalists Eleonore Biezunski and Éléonore Weill. Please join us for this special program celebrating Baum’s life work & remembering her important contributions to the Yiddish world. Biezunski and Weill will collaborate with accordion wizard Christina Crowder to perform newly-composed settings of Baum’s translations.
Hebrew Union College, 1 West 4th St, New York, NY.
December 25, 2023 at 1:15 PM.
box/truck at The Old Stone House
A transient performance in a 16-foot box truck that contemplates heritage, assimilation, and “home.”
box/truck is a transient performance within and surrounding a 16-foot box truck that contemplates heritage, assimilation, and “home.” Using the stories of her maternal grandparents’ assimilation as the children of Jewish immigrants, writer and director Adrienne Westwood, together with the ensemble (performer Ana Evans, musician Éléonore Weill, and media artist/performer Kathryn Logan), creates a portal of exploration into the (un)told stories of inheritance: the stories-behind-the-stories. A circus troupe sets up a tent and ring, an ancestor cooks soup, a child bottle-feeds baby lions, a family journeys across the ocean on a boat, a woman contemplates the moon: box/truck weaves delicate layers of movement, story, song, puppetry, and video to invite an individual-yet-collective contemplation and complication of inheritance. The work features production design by Westwood’s longtime collaborator Seth Easter, and production support by Theo Armstrong. box/truck is appropriate for all ages.
This event is hosted by The Old Stone House of Brooklyn (336 3rd St., Brooklyn, NY 11215) and will be performed adjacent to it, in the 4th St Plaza off 5th Ave at Washington Park in Park Slope.
Kleztronica
Jewish techno?! Come dance to some techno grooves and traditional Jewish melodies at this raucous party in its 10th iteration. There will be drag, there will be dancing, there will be Michael Winograd on a clarinet! Jews and non-Jews of all identities welcome!
October 26
Brooklyn Folk
Voices from NYC’s International Folk Music Traditions
Thu, 26 Oct, 2023 || 5p – 7.30p
Park Slope Library — 431 6th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11215
Presentations: 6.30pm
“Brooklyn Folk” celebrates the voices of NYC’s international Folk Music traditions. In the first of a new multimedia series by Brandon Perdomo (BPL Heritage Ambassador 2023), oral history interviews are paired with musical offerings, connecting heritage and memory with social context.
Multimedia Exhibition Featuring:
Éléonore Weill (Occitan folk, Yiddish Klezmer: voice, flutes, hurdy-gurdy) [web/ig]
Natie (Creole-Soul: voice, violin) [web/ig]
Julia Patinella (Sicilian folk, Spanish Flamenco: voice, guitar) [ig]
Mehrnam Rastegari (Iranian classical: kamancheh) [web/ig]
Éléonore Weill and Fada Friends
Monthly concert of traditional and original klezmer and Yiddish gongs by French-Jewish Singer and multi-instrumentalist Éléonore Weill and her Fada Friends. Songs about love, daily life, freedom and resistance old and new. Set includes dance music, ballads, nigunim, electric hurdy-gurdy, and heart opening songs.
October 13, November 13, and December 23 2023 at Barbés
Flushing Town Hall & Jalopy Theatre Present: The Jalopy Chorus
Saturday, December 16
Doors 7:30pm, Show 8pm
Éléonore Weill and Fada Friends
August 11th at Barbes Brooklyn
So psyched to invite some dear Fada Friends for some hot spicynew and old dance tunes and songs.
On the Menu :
– Space Electro Hurdy Gurdy Dancing Set featuring Sam Day Harmet @prettymuchsamday
– Rocking Zhok-ing Yiddish Ballad featuring Beila Unger @beilas
– Klezmer Caval accordion dance set and Song about love and resistance featuring Ali Dineen @ali_dineen
And more… surprises…
Kleztronica
July 20th at Trans Pecos, Queens, NY
Yidstock: The Festival of New Yiddish Music
Yidstock: The Festival of New Yiddish Music is back! Now in its eleventh year, Yidstock brings the best in klezmer and new Yiddish music to the Yiddish Book Center in Amherst, Massachusetts. From July 13 to 16, this four-day festival will include musicians and performers at the forefront of the Yiddish music scene. In addition to seven concerts, the lineup also includes four workshops, eleven talks, and one special film screening, all in celebration of Yiddish music, language, and culture.
July 16th, 2023
Summer Festival
June 16th, 2023 at Lincoln Center, NY, New York
Roots and Ruckus Festival
April 26th, at Jalopy Theater, Brooklyn, NY
International New York Film Academy Awards Ceremony and Festival
April 27th, at the NYFA Screening Room, 17 Battery Pl. New York, NY 10004
Spaguetti Ramadan
With Mehrnam Rastegari on vocals and Kemenche and Farah Barqawi on vocals.
Great Small Works and Fihi Ma Fihi production
April 27th, 8pm at La Plaza Cultural Community Garden, Manhattan, NY
Mini-Global Mashup: Argentina Meets France
With Pablo Aslan, Julien Labro, and Éléonore Weill
February 26th, 1pm at Flushing Town Hall, Queens, NY
Solo Concert
Éléonore in concert performing vocals, piano, hurdy-gurdy, wooden flutes, and accordion
January 31st, 7pm at Saint-Paul Chapel of Columbia University, NY
January 29th, 6:30pm
at Independant Repertory Theater, New York
with Bayan Kiwan : vocals, Éléonore Weill : vocals, piano and Raffie Boden : Cello
September 8th, 8:15pm
at Berlin Under A, Manhattan, NY
with Jake Winstrom, Julia Haltigan, THEMME and more!
April 2, 10pm
Tsibele at barbes, Brooklyn, NY, USA
https://www.barbesbrooklyn.com/
March 6, 10pm
Midwood at Fürt Festival, Germany
July 21, 7pm
Duo Lustik at Café Plùm, Lautrec, Tarn, France
www.cafeplum.org
July 22, 7pm
Duo Lustik at Eglise de Massals, Tarn, France
July 27, 7pm
Duo Lustik at Centre Medem, 52 rue Renée Boulanger, 75010, Paris, France
July 29, 1-7 pm
Tsibele at Brooklyn Root Festival, Lefferts Historic House & Children’s Corner, Ocean Avenue at Flatbush Avenue, Prospect Park, Brooklyn, New York, USA
www.brooklynartscouncil.org
May 13, 8pm
Midwood at The Owl Music Parlor, 497 Rodgers avenue, Brooklyn
May 10, 7pm
Midwood CD release concert at Eldridge Street Synagogue, 12 Eldridge Street New York
May 8
Tsibele and Veveritse Band at Barbes, Brooklyn (376 9th Street)
September 28, 8 pm
FADA at Barbes, Brooklyn (376 9th Street)
www.barbesbrooklyn.com
Lùm Tour :
August 7 Quorle, Italy
August 6 Ördögkatlan, Hungary
August 5 Ördögkatlan, Hungary
August 4 Ördögkatlan, Hungary
August 3 Ördogkatlan, Hungary
July 31 Kali-Kapocs Mindszentkalla, Hungary
July 30 Visegrad, Hungary
July 28 Magyar Kanizsa, Serbia
July 27 Maria Saal, Austria
July 25 Correns, France
July 24 Vence, France
July 23 Sausses festival, France
July 18 Correns, France
July 17 Cafe Plùm Lautrec, France
July 16 Festival Nuits atypiques, St Macaire, France
July 15 Projektor, Paris, France
July 12 ”Brooklyn Spirituals” at the Centre Medem, Paris,
Nigunim, jewish music composed and improvised with Joey Weisenberg (vocals, guitar) and Jake Shulman-Ment (vocals, violin)
June 30 Tsibele at Barbes, Brooklyn, NY
June 18 Tsibele at Scholes Street Studio, Brooklyn, NY