Basya Schechter’s ‘Zikaron’ from Pharaoh’s Daughter’s New Album
Abigail Pogrebin October 06, 2014
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UPCOMING EVENT
50th meeting of the Yiddish Open Mic Cafe
Hybrid event in London and online.
Aug 14, 2022
1:30 pm ET ·
Join audiences and participants from across the globe for this live celebration of Yiddish songs, poems, jokes, stories, games, serious and funny - all performed in Yiddish with English translation.
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Basya Schechter’s ‘Zikaron’ from Pharaoh’s Daughter’s New Album
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