D'Ambrose Boyd & David Pearl Present Singers Space
Mon, Jun 4 at 8 pm
Mon, Jun 18 at 8 pm
Bar Trivia hosted by TriviaTryst
Wed, May 23 at 8:30 pm
Wed, May 30 at 8:30 pm
Angry Bob and Friends
Fri, May 25 at 8 pm
Benjamin Britten's "The Turn of the Screw"
Sat, May 26 at 8 pm
Turkish Music Institute - Makam Improvisations
Mon, May 28 at 7 pm
Multiple Minimal: Glass, Riley, Adams, Torke
Thu, May 31 at 7:30 pm
New Amsterdam Symphony Orchestra
Thu, May 31 at 8 pm
NYCC Multi-media Celebrations and World Premieres
Sat, Jun 2 at 7:30 pm
ISO Chamber Music Recital
Sun, Jun 3 at 1:30 pm
Bridging Two Worlds: A Yiddish Musical Journey
Sun, Jun 3 at 4:30 pm
Music • September 28, 2006
Les Yeux Noirs
With an infectious combination of gypsy, swing jazz and klezmer rhythms, this Paris-based octet inspires audiences to get up and dance to their exhilarating, joyful music. Described by some as the Jewish Gipsy Kings, the group is led by two fiddle-playing brothers who combine violin, accordion and electric guitar into a dizzying vortex of European sounds.
Performance playlist:
Hora Rapide
Yankele
Joc De Loop
Calusul
Rozinkes
Kolo
Tchorba
Voz iz Gevein
Djelem
Yiddishe Mame
Hora de Mina
Sanie Cu Zurgalei
Ljuba
Guene Roma
Liebkeit
Tchaye
LES YEUX NOIRS have carved their own path down the road of Yiddish and Gypsy music, supported by a growing audience. Inspired by different influences, Les Yeux Noirs invite us to share in moments of intense emotion and indescribable joy, as they weave their magic with extraordinary energy. Both joyous and nostalgic, this nomadic music perfectly reflects the lives of a persecuted people in exile, caught up in a massive Diaspora, all with an unshakeable will to live.
Les Yeux Noirs have widened their original base out of the comfortable networks of cultural centers and theaters, conquering new venues worldwide: reggae, jazz and classic festivals, Californian biker clubs, churches and smoky cellars… Meeting these different audiences, the band has fulfilled their dreams and revealed its multiple facets.
Their most recent album tChorba (“soup”) is made up of these contrasting experiences. It gathers various ingredients that were recorded, co-produced and mixed by the colorful Stuart Bruce (Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Paco de Lucia, John McLaughlin, Al di Meola, Amadou & Maryam, Susheela Raman, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, etc.) Self-produced by the band for the first time, this album includes some songs in French as well as rich and heady atmospheres that are just like these very eyes.




















