Preformance videos

I wanted to share with you a project that I just concluded with a chamber group called Musica Viva.
If you enter their Website you'll be able to see information on the concert that we performed
at that we performed at The Dennis & Phillip Ratner Museum in YouTube.

The following are the arias I sung:
- Mozart: O Wie Angstlich
- Mozart: Ah, Se Fosse
- Haendel: Love in Her Eyes
- Haendel: Happy We (Duet)

The following are the areas I accompanied
with the guitar:
- Mozart: Tardi s'avvede
- Mozart: S'altro che lacrime
- Mozart: Ah, Perdona al primo affetto (Duet)

Articles

- DC SYNAGOGUES: RABBI SEROTTA, CANTOR TASAT TO LEAD
SHIRAT HANEFESH, A NEW JEWISH COMMUNITY IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD
  Brad German, 2008

- New Jewish Liturgical Music concert was a treat
  Leon Cohen, The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle, June 20, 2008

- Shalshelet seeks and finds Jewry's hidden composers
  Leon Cohen, The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle, 2008

- Festival to provide window into future of Jewish music
  Leon Cohen,The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle, 2008

- Song of the Soul. New shul a breakaway from Temple Shalom
  Eric Fingerhut, Staff Writer, 2008

- Zemer Chai and Coral Cantigas
  Cecelia Porter, The Washington Post, Saturday, June 9, 2007

- Flory Jagoda and friends
  Reinthaler, Joan. The Washington Post, 21 October 2003

- Preaching to the choir
  Slattery, Chris. The Gazette, 20 December 2001

- Keeping a heritage alive through song
  August, Bernice. The Gazette, 17 August 2001

- Sephardic Music Today. An Artistic Perspective
  Tasat, Ramón. In M. Mitchell Serels (ed.) Semana Sepharad: The Lectures.
  Studies on Sephardic Jewry. New York City: Jacob E. Safra Institute for Sephardic Studies,
  Yeshiva University, 2001

- Argentina, Strathmore Style
  Pitcher, John. The Washington Post, 28 September 2000

- Cantor Linda Shivers
Neve Shalom Artist in Residence

- Limmud — it’s not just about learning
By David Lasserson

- Limmud was the ‘best ever’
By Rachel Fletcher

- Changing Their Tune
by Carolyn Slutsky

Reviews

- From one generation to the next CD is Jagoda's latest effort to preserve Sephardic music
  Leibel, Aaron. Washington Jewish Week, 14 December 2005

- A musical 'light' on Hebrew texts: composer's works sung by congregations nationwide
  McLellan, Joseph. Special to The Washington Post, 14 March 2002

- Teshuva: Liturgical Explorations for the Days of Awe.
  A review of the CD featuring Ramón Tasat, Cesar Lerner and Marcelo Moguilevsky
  Weiss, Sam. Klezmershack.com, 14 September 2004

On Shalshelet

- New music for the synagogue
  Reinthaler, Joan. The Washington Post, 15 November 2004

- Sacred songs at shalom
  Stollar, Christopher. The Washington Times, 11 November 2004

- 'Little treasures are out there' Shalshelet seeks to showcase new liturgical music; concert set for Sunday
  Leibel, Aaron. Washington Jewish Week, 5 June 2003

- Singing God into Jewish lives. Shalshelet Jewish Music Festival slated for next week
  Leibel, Aaron. Washington Jewish Week, 4 November 2004

- New Jewish Liturgical Music festival set for this weekend
  The Gazette, 10 June 2004