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Since launching in 2020, the Lowell Milken Center for Music of American Jewish Experience has initiated numerous academic projects that further our mission of increasing knowledge of the Jewish experience in America.
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The Lowell Milken Center for Music of American Jewish Experience works with academics, performers, and our local community to develop an array of exciting initiatives accessible to the general public and experts alike.
As a university-based Center, we are committed to providing opportunities for students to explore and participate in Jewish music in a multiplicity of ways.
The music of American Jewish experience has its first permanent dedicated academic home with the establishment of the Lowell Milken Center for Music of American Jewish Experience. It unites the academic and the artistic, showcasing scholars, artists and educators to share their sounds and stories.
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Daniela Smolov Levy: Closing Remarks

Ruthie Abelovich “From Synagogue to Stage”

Danielle Stein “Crossing Enemy Lines”

Paul Lerner “Performing Exile”

Adam Millstein’s Lecture-Recital

Holly Replogle-Wong On Oscar Levant and Autonomy

Randall Goldberg “I’m Going Home”

Joel Berkowitz “Sacred and Secular”

Debra Caplan “I’m Gonna Vashti Queen”

Daniela Smolov Levy “Opera Everywhere”

Raymond Knapp & Mark Kligman “Intimacy, Music, & Dramaturgy Fiddler on the Roof”

David Meyers “Reflections on Jewish Culture”

Jeremiah Lockwood “Daughter of a Lost Tribe”

Samantha Madison Cooper “Our Co Religionists”

Ronald Robboy “Through the Looking Glass”

Jeff Janeczko “Immigrant Song”

Alicia Svigals, Donald Sosin, Ronald Robboy “The Ancient Law”

Ruthie Abeliovich and Joel Berkowitz, Key Note Speakers in Conversation with Mark Slobin

Mark Slobin “Thoughts and Afterthoughts”

Mark Kligman: Welcoming Remarks

Conference: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Synagogue