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A podcast of the daily recordings of Lev Kogan’s “Kaddish” for solo horn, by Erin L. Vang, usually but not always on horn and often including improvisations and collaborations with Mira Z. Amiras and guest artists.

daily kaddish: lost loves

Posted on 20 March 201123 March 2011 by erin

[powerpress] A recording that incorporates an adaptation of “Dodi Li” by Mira for G and a poem by N for Erin.

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daily kaddish: dodi li

Posted on 19 March 201123 March 2011 by erin

[powerpress] A recording that layers a “Dodi Li” melody over Kogan’s “Kaddish” and then follows that with a horn-piano reading of “Dodi Li,” by Mira’s special request. She’d been frustrated looking for a recording of “Dodi Li” that was slow enough.

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daily kaddish: gud shabbes

Posted on 18 March 201123 March 2011 by erin

[powerpress]

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daily kaddish: princess

Posted on 17 March 201123 March 2011 by erin

[powerpress] A kaddish for my neighbor Jaryn’s cat, Princess.

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daily kaddish: bruce’s dad

Posted on 16 March 201123 March 2011 by erin

[powerpress] For Bruce’s dad.

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daily kaddish: after meeting

Posted on 15 March 201123 March 2011 by erin

[powerpress] The first recording I made (at home, alone) after meeting Mira for the first time in person.

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daily kaddish: live with roshi

Posted on 14 March 201123 March 2011 by erin

[powerpress] A recording made live at Mira’s house the day we met in person for the first time. This is a “live take” release reminiscent of the track Dylan released where the whole band fell apart laughing. Mira had some questions about the physicality of playing horn, so I suggested that she try something my…

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daily kaddish: sixieme

Posted on 13 March 201123 March 2011 by erin

[powerpress]

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daily kaddish: for those who don’t escape

Posted on 12 March 201123 March 2011 by erin

[powerpress] A kaddish for those who don’t escape domestic abuse situations.

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daily kaddish: tsunami

Posted on 11 March 201123 March 2011 by erin

[powerpress] For the victims of Japan’s 8.9 earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear reactor disaster in Fukushima.

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    by erin
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    by erin
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    by erin
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    by erin
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    by erin
  • a kaddish for too many suicide victims—but it gets better!
    by erin
  • a kaddish for sigrid syltetøy vang, b. 2006, d. 27 February 2018
    by erin
  • guest kaddish: velvet marquesa flicka storm, 11 august 2005–9 april 2015
    by erin
  • the stones I cannot place
    by mira
  • oh amy, how could you — a kaddish for amy smith
    by mira

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© 2010–24 by Mira Z. Amiras and Erin Vang (beitmalkhut.org). All rights reserved worldwide.

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