Acapajewza 4
Six13 and the 92nd Street Y / Bronfman Center for Jewish Life
present
ACAPAJEWZA 4
featuring:
Six13
Yeshiva University’s Maccabeats
Ramaz High School’s Chamber Chorus
Solomon Schechter of Essex and Union Choir
Special guest: European beatbox sensation
Michael “Fii” Krappel
Tickets: $20 in advance, $25 day of show
Click WWW.92Y.ORG/JEWISHLIFE
or call 212.415.5500
or visit the 92nd Street Y Box Office
Come celebrate the beginning of Chanukah with an exciting evening of Jewish music, featuring prominent and award-winning acapella groups at the professional, collegiate and high school level. Headlined by the renowned ensemble Six13, the program includes performances by the YU Maccabeats, Ramaz Chamber Chorus, and Solomon Schechter of Essex and Union Choir, as well as a special appearance by European vocal percussion sensation Michael “Fii” Krappel. With a new, bigger venue and faces old and new, this festival is our best yet!
For more information, visit:
http://www.acapajewza.com
Six13 on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Six13/8230426291
92Y on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/92nd-Street-Y/6422138883
To purchase tickets:
http://www.92y.org/shop/event_detail.asp?productid=T-RC5JD03
When purchasing tickets, please indicate (if applicable) which group attracted you to the event, using the following codes:
Michael Krappel: KRP • Ramaz: RMZ • Six13: SIX • Solomon Schechter: SSNJ • YU Maccabeats: YUM
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