International concerts
Eastern Europe

Prague, Czech Republic–Congress Hall Lodz, Poland–Herbst Palace Czestochowa, Poland–Osrodek Promocji Kultury Cracow, Poland–Centrum Kultury Zydowskiej Budapest, Hungary–Balint Zsido Kozossegi Haz

Puerto Rico

San Juan–Jewish Community Center/Temple Beth Shalom/Shaare Zedeck Synagogue Fajardo–El Conquistador (A paper/performance at the College Music Society, 1998 National Conference.)

Morrocco

Casablanca–Jewish Community Center/Abbon al Abdullah Fès–Fête de Trône Fès–Centre Maïmonides Meknès–Royal University Moulay Ismaïl Marrakech–National Conservatory of Music

Great Britain

Cardiff, Wales–Penylan House Nottingham, England–Synagogue at Shakespeare Villas Birmingham, England–Birmingham Progressive Synagogue Norwich, England–The Assembly House Harrogate, England–Pannal Ash Edinburgh, Scotland–Edinburgh Hebrew Congregation

1995 European Concert Tour

Prague, Czech Republic–Jeruzalémská Synagogue (Part of the 1995 Prague International Festival of Jewish Culture, in one the world’s most impressive synagogues.) Berlin, Germany–Maritim Pro Arte (A lecture/performance entitled “Expression of Jewish Musical Style and Extramusical Associations in Art Music for the Violoncello,” at the College Music Society International Conference “Multicultural Perspectives in Music.”) Rome, Italy–Centro Ebraico Italiano ("Il Pitigliani") (The Jewish Cultural Center of Italy.) Florence, Italy–Tempio Israelitico One of the major sights of Florence, and one of the world’s most beautiful synagogue. Salzburg, Austria–Synagogue and Chabad House A celebration of the life and work of Rabbi Schneerson. Paris, France–Temple Victoire (Rothschild Synagogue) The most important synagogue in Paris, and one of the world’s largest. Brussels, Belgium–Cercle Ben Gurion A benefit concert for Merkaz ’Haï, for needy children. London, England–The Jewish Museum of London Europe’s largest Jewish community center. Sponsored by the Manor House and Sternberg Centre for Judaism.

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Daniel Kazez, Professor of Music
Wittenberg University
Springfield, Ohio USA