Internationally
recognized as one of this generation's most influential performers of Yiddish
vocal music, Adrienne Cooper appears on concert, theater, and club stages around
the world and her singing has been featured on some twenty recordings including
the Grammy-nominated "Partisans of Vilna." She has mentored and inspired
a generation of singers and bands in the burgeoning klezmer revival scene , teaching
internationally as well as performing and recording with, among others, Mikveh
- her virtuoso Jewish women's klezmer ensemble, The Klezmatics, Hasidic New Wave,
Zalmen Mlotek, The Flying Bulgar Klezmer Band, Kapelye, Marilyn
Lerner, and Frank London's Shekhine Big Band.
Her
singing can be heard in the educational installation at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial
Museum and on the museum's CD productions "Remember the Children" and
"Hidden Histories: Songs from the Kovno Ghetto."
She
is co- creator of groundbreaking new works of Yiddish/English music theater -
including the acclaimed "The Memoir of Gluckl of Hameln" and "Ghetto
Tango." Each summer, under the auspices of the Jewish Community Development
Fund of American Jewish World Service, Ms. Cooper travels to Russia and the Ukraine
to train a new generation of Jewish musicians from throughout the former Soviet
territories.
Ms.
Cooper received her musical training at the Rubin Academy in Jerusalem, and holds
degrees in history from Hebrew University and the University of Chicago. She served
for a decade as Assistant Director of the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research,
Director of its Summer Intensive Yiddish Language and Culture Program at Columbia
University, and co-founder of the model intergenerational Yiddish folk arts program,
Klezcamp. Ms.Cooper's work has been recognized by awards and grants from United
Synagogue, UJA Federation of New York, National Endowment for the Humanities,
New York State Council on the Arts, New York Council for the Humanities, National
Foundation for Jewish Culture and the Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture.
She is the recipient of Klez Canada's Lifetime Achievement Award in Yiddish Arts
and Culture. Ms. Cooper is the host of the historic weekly Yiddish radio magazine
"The Forward Hour" and currently serves as Director of the Center for
Cultural Jewish Life at the Workmen's Circle/Arbeter Ring in New York City. Recordings Enchanted
Journey: Songs from Yiddishland (forthcoming 2004) Ghetto
Tango with Zalmen Mlotek ( Traditional Crossroads, 2000) Mikveh
(Traditional Crossroads, 2001) Shekhine
(Frank London, 1999) New
Jewish Music: Live at the Knitting Factory (1999) In
Love and Struggle: The Musical Legacy of the Jewish Labor Bund (1998) Hidden
History: Songs of the Kovno Ghetto (US Holocaust Museum, 1997) The
Green Duck: Songs for Children (Living Traditions, 1997) Fire
with The Flying Bulgar Klezmer Band (Traditional Crossroads, 1996) Dreaming
in Yiddish (1995) Kapelye
on the Air: Old Time Jewish American Radio (Shanache Records, 1995) On
Wings of Song (Workmens Circle) Pearls
of Yiddish Song with Zalmen Mlotek (Workmens Circle) Remember
the Children (US Holocaust Memorial Commission, 1991) Partisans
of Vilna (Shanache Records, 1989) Vaserl:
New Yiddish Songs (1979) Performance
highlights: Actors'
House, St. Petersburg, Russia Ashkenaz
Festival of New Yiddish Culture, Toronto, Canada Astor
Place Theater, New York City Berkeley
Jewish Music Festival, California Concertgebouw,
Amsterdam, Holland Festiwal
Kultury Zydowskiej, Cracow, Poland Fez,
New York City Gasteig,
Munich, Germany Hammerstein
Ballroom, New York Haus
der Welt Kultur, Berlin, Germany Hochschule
fur Musik, Berlin Germany Humboldt
University, Berlin, Germany The
Jewish Museum, New York City
The
Joseph Papp Public Theater, New York City Judische
Kulturtage in Berlin, Chemnitz, Furth and Munich, Germany The
Khan Theater, Jerusalem Die
Kleine Komedie, Amsterdam, Holland Klez
Canada, St. Agathe de Mont, Quebec The
Knitting Factory, New York City LaMama
Theater Annex, New York City Leivick
House, Tel Aviv, Israel Lincoln
Center Out of Doors, New York City Los
Angeles Theater Center V-Day
Benefit, Madison Square Garden, NYC Merkin
Concert Hall, New York City Michigan
Womyn's Music Festival Moscow
University The
92nd Street Y, New York City The
Eugene O'Neill Theater Centre, Connecticut The
Town Hall, New York City Salon
Christofori, Amsterdam, Holland Sherover
Jerusalem Theater, Israel Stadtische
Theater Chemnitz, Germany Theater
Bellvue, Amsterdam, Holland Tonic,
New York City The
WABE, Berlin, Germany Yiddishkayt
Festival, Los Angeles Для
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