Shmuzik Episode 4: The Life of a Jewish Musician: Ft. Danny Flamm, Mark Fineberg & Gal Gershovsky
Tune in Monday, November 11 at 8:30 PM for a candid conversation with three of the busiest musicians in the Jewish music industry. Featuring Danny Flamm of New York Brass Co., woodwinds expert Mark Fineberg, and multi-talented drummer Gal Gershovsky.
Collectively, they have performed with world renowned stars of the secular market, in the Army, with the Israeli philharmonic, and on Broadway! And of course, it wouldn’t be Shmuzik without your host: radio personality and music superfan, Yossi Zweig.
Flowmotion Studios, the Crown Heights studio that brought you Shmuze.Live, is proud to bring you the next episode of the newest show in original kosher programming: in-depth interviews with a beautiful mix of household names and newcomers, artists, producers, industry insiders, and other luminaries of the Jewish Music industry. And it’s called “Shmuzik” As in “Shmuze” and Music.
In this exciting episode of SHMUZIK we take a look at the daily life of a talented musician. Ever wonder what it’s like to be in a wedding band? Curious what it’s like to play Broadway? Join 3 of the hardest working guys in the Jewish music biz and experience it!
Subscribe today at shmuze.live and witness the future of Jewish programming! And get ready for Episode 4 going LIVE at 8:30PM Monday Night. Watch it at shmuze.live
SHMUZIK, a portmanteau of “SHMUZE” and “MUSIC” is the brainchild of Yankee Teitelbaum and Bracha Torenheim of Flowmotion Studios, and Yossi Zweig, Jewish Music broadcaster.
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