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Treasures of Sephardic Song | Gerard Edery | TEDxWarsawWomen

Singer, guitarist and recording artist Gerard Edery performed his Sephardic Song: A La Una Yo Nací, Los Bilbilicos, Ay Mancebo and Adío Querida Singer, guitarist and recording artist Gerard Edery, is recognized as a leading musical folklorist, a master singer and guitarist with a remarkable range of ethnic folk styles and traditions at his command. He is a recipient of many awards and grants including The Sephardic Musical Heritage Award and a “Meet the Composer” grant for his original songs. Gerard regularly performs in concert halls and festivals throughout the world including Carnegie Hall (Zankel Hall), Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center, Fez International Festival of Sacred Music, Festival Cervantino, Vilnius and Warsaw International Folk Festivals,to name a few. "Gerard Edery is a master of Sephardic song..." - New York Times “A well earned standing ovation.” - El Nacional, Mexico “Edery is a musical magician.” - Jerusalem Post Singer, guitarist and recording artist Gerard Edery, is recognized as a leading musical folklorist, a master singer and guitarist with a remarkable range of ethnic folk styles and traditions at his command. He is a recipient of many awards and grants including The Sephardic Musical Heritage Award and a “Meet the Composer” grant for his original songs. Gerard regularly performs in concert halls and festivals throughout the world including Carnegie Hall (Zankel Hall), Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center, Fez International Festival of Sacred Music, Festival Cervantino, Vilnius and Warsaw International Folk Festivals,to name a few. "Gerard Edery is a master of Sephardic song..." - New York Times “A well earned standing ovation.” - El Nacional, Mexico “Edery is a musical magician.” - Jerusalem Post This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx