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SOLD OUT – Klezmer Rebs unplugged/acoustic concert on Labour Day

All SOLD OUT. Thanks for your support.

Come spend your Labour Monday afternoon listening to a live and unplugged performance with the Klezmer Rebs at the intimate Mana Little Theatre in Plimmerton.

 Reb David says the venue offers the band the opportunity to play two sets with some of their slower, sweeter and more poignant songs,  as well as revisiting the classic Klezmer Rebs repertoire of yiddish klezmer, ethnic folk, Roma, Ladino and quirky Rebs originals.

The quaint Mana Little Theatre is a lovely little venue, with just 49 seats available. Book early as it is likely to sell out. Door sales may not be available.

So join David, Rose, Urs, Rob, Jonathan, Amanda and new violinist Alex for a special afternoon with the Klezmer Rebs.

Book on line at https://www.trybooking.com/nz/book/event?eid=178  Seats are $22.50 waged, $17.50 unwaged.

Details:

Klezmer Rebs unplugged in concert

Labour Day Monday 22 October 2018 2 – 4pm

Mana Little Theatre, 9 Sunset Parade, Plimmerton, Porirua (Behind the Plimmerton Pavilion)

Klezmer Rebs ethnic music band – on sale now!

Yes for a limited time the Klezmer Rebs band are on sale – and what a deal! Just contact the Balabous (the big boss) Reb David and hondle with him. We take shekels, shmeleros, bitcoin, incense sticks, stick insects – whatever you offer, we’ll take it! And in exchange we’ll play for you some genuine kiwi klezmer music that will get you shaking your tuchases!

Buy now and get a free guitar pick!

 

Klezmer Rebs at Newtown Festival Sunday 4 March @11.20am, Emmett Street stage

It’s Newtown Festival time again, and yes, the Klezmer Rebs are back again.  How many times now? Must be almost our 10th appearance at Newtown Festival Faire day, fresh from monster performances at the Auckland Folk Festival.

Get there early, as Newtown is crammed with punters and it does take some time to get from one street to another.

Hear Rose, Rob, Emma, David and everything muso Amanda performing a set on the Songs from the Old Country stage – Emmett Street – from 11.20 am- 12.00pm.

And it’s free of course! Oy!

New video of Klezmer Rebs, Wellington Anniversary Day 2018

Thanks to Steve Hogg for this video of the Klezmer Rebs (Jonathan Dunn trombone, Emma Wollon accordian, Rose O’Hara Piano, Rob Edgecombe bass, and David Weinstein guitar/mandolin) at the Wellington Waterfront, 22 January 2018, featuring 1) Yoskhe Yoskhe 2) Ba Mir Bistu Sheyn and 3) Zvezda (featuring Dave Moskovitz vocals and trumpet).

https://www.facebook.com/steve.hogg2/videos/10155931938097978/

 

Rebs live on Wellington Anniversary Day – 12-2pm on the waterfront

The Klezmer Rebs perform live and for free -Oy Vey! – as part of Wellington Anniversary Day’s World Music and Food event.

Klezmer Rebs do two sets from 12 – 2pm, with a special guest during the second set. And its FREE!

Come along for family fun on the waterfront from 11am-5pm at Frank Kitts Park and Odlins Plaza on Wellington Anniversary Day, Monday 22 January 2018.

From 12pm the Klezmer Rebs play our first live gig of 2018 in the World Food and Music zone at Odlins Plaza (outside Circa and the Brewery) with two sets from12 – 2pm.

 

Klezmer Rebs gigs this Summer – Wellington, Auckland, Newtown

Hi Klezmer Rebs fans

There are 2 chances to see the band perform live in Wellington this summer:

22 January Monday (Wellington Anniversary Day) at the waterfront World Music and Food – 2 sets, time to be confirmed

4 March Sunday Newtown Festival 10.50 a.m.

Plus Aucklanders

can see the Rebs perform twice on one day at the Auckland Folk Festival (Kumeu showgrounds) – 28 January Sunday at 6.00p.m – 7.00pm then 8pm at the feature concert

Rebs World Famous on Forward website!

http://forward.com/culture/363876/why-a-400-year-old-jewish-music-tradition-continues-to-thrive/

Wow we’ve made the big time. An old foto from about 4 years ago. Dave Moskovitz, Sue Esterman, and Rainer Thiel – you can check out anytime you like but you can never leave from Hotel Klezmer Rebs. Now how did a little ‘ol amateur klezmer band from little ole Wellington New Zealand get to have our foto used for an article about how klezmer music is live and well? The lord moves in mysterious ways! Thanks Forward! Honoured to be in your legendary publication!