Jamming Night Pictures

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Mr. Mendel Feldman, a professional violinist was in town visiting his ailing father (Mr. Murray Moshe Feldman who has since passed away) and graciously agreed to join our Jamming Night and play a number of songs. Being that he was close friends with Shlomo Carlebach and played with him for a number of years, he very masterfully played a number of melodies we're familiar with. The violin he used dates back to 1741! Guys hummed and strummed along, and everyone was really into it, especially when he played a heartfelt "prayer" for his father as his finale.

Another special guest at our Jamming Night was Mr. Michael Cohen, a fun lawyer active at Cong. Shomray Torah on New Scotland Ave. He brought along his flute, several tabougas drums, and other Oriental and Middle-Eastern instruments and specialties. He really jingled and spiced things up.

Jamming Night, Saturday Night, December 1st at Shabbos House

Jared Treiber on the Guitar	Jason Kersch playing the Harmonica as he plays Piano	Dave Greta drummin' away..

Sarah Failla on the flute, Jason Kersch on the keyboard (and occasionally the harmonica), Ben Lieb orchestrating and figuring out notes, and Jared Treiber on the guitar. It was beautiful!

Jamming Night @ Shabbos House, Oct 27th, 2001
when "the Hands are the dirtiest part of the body" Song was born...
Yishai Cohen strums along below, as Daniel Rinkewich hits the bongos and Ben Lieb goes crazy over the drums (and the song..) not to mention the "Favei" craze that went on afterwards...


(L-R) Andrew Genger and Daniel Rinkewich on Bongos, Jim Costello (with the white kippa), Jay Levin and Gabe Duci. The Bongos were awesome, and had the whole place rocking.

Baby Moshe is looking into a drumset, A.G. says he has potential.	Jay Levin, superb on the electric guitar, with Daniel R. drumming in the background.	Cliff Cohen played a beautiful piece from Fredrick Sykes, while everyone was silent.
	(LEFT) Enjoying J-2 Pizza and Hot Pretzels, and each other's company on a Saturday Night. This informal meal is actually a tradition called "melava malka" - farewell to the Shabbos. The meal is the tradition, the pizza is our own twist. (RIGHT) Ariel Hershkowitz strums a favorite, even before the crowd gathered.
	(LEFT) Sarah Failla plays a complex peice - just recently aquired in her piano studies. (RIGHT) Gabe M. Duci, puts his heart and soul into music. Jay and Gabe make a great team.


Sarah Faillah	Cliff Cohen plays his voilin	Mike Lowenstein, Mike Hoenig on Guitar, led by Jim Costello. Rabbi Mendel, Shaun & Tzvi Eric Tischler dance in background.

Ed Levin (Hillel Prez '00-'01) on the Tabougas Drums	Jim Costello (seated second on right) tells a Chassidic Story