My mission is to bring people together through the power of music. – Ramón Tasat
Hazzan Dr. Ramón Tasat
Skilled at weaving many voices harmoniously
Bar Yohai – New Melody by Hazzan Dr. Ramón Tasat in honor of Lag Baomer 5780
Lyrics by Shimon ibn Lavi
Music by Hazzan Dr. Ramón Tasat
Guitar – Hazzan Dr. Ramón Tasat
Voices
Hazzan Gastón Bogomolni
Hazzan Arianne Brown
Hazzan Alvaro Navarro
Hazzan Gastón Saied
Hazzan Dr. Ramón Tasat
Produced by Hazzan Gastón Bogomolni
The audio was mixed by David Sparr, and the video production was by Javier Wasser.
What’s Happening…
Jewish Liturgical Music Conference and Shabbaton (2019)
Shabbaton: March 8-9
Conference: March 10-11
2019 in Chicago
We are honored to dedicate this conference and Shabbaton to the memory of the gifted Jewish musicologist Dr. Judith Kaplan Eisenstein (1909-1996), z”l.
The conference, with a mix of panel discussions, workshops, master classes, and other sessions intended to appeal both to professionals in the field and to interested non-professionals, will be held at two locations in Hyde Park.
It will begin on Sunday morning, at Swift Hall on the University of Chicago campus, 1025 East 58th Street, Chicago, IL 60637, running that day from 10:00 a.m. to about 6:15 p.m.
On Monday, we will be at Congregation Rodfei Zedek, 5200 South Hyde Park Boulevard, Chicago, IL 60615, beginning at 9:00 a.m. and ending at about 4:30 p.m.
We will also be offering a concert Sunday evening, at KAM Isaiah Israel, 1100 East Hyde Park Boulevard, Chicago, IL 60615, beginning at 8:00 p.m. Kosher box lunches (and snacks, but no other meals) will be provided on both days.
A Saturday evening musical program, on the north side of Chicago, will feature Joey Weisenberg, Mishkan Chicago musicians, and more.
Like Jewish music? Want to get involved? Choose your area of interest. You are invited to participate
Kolot HaLev: Love of Learning and Singing
A Community Choir — Ramón Tasat, Musical Director
K olot HaLev (Voices of the Heart) is an independent community choral group focusing on Jewish choral music in the Washington-Baltimore metropolitan area, regardless of congregational or religious affiliation. There are no requirements other than a desire to sing and a commitment to a regular rehearsals and performances. Kolot HaLev holds rehearsals on Thursdays.
Ramón is listed with the Maryland State Arts Council as a sound and performance artist.
