His most recent project is a nostalgic Shmuel Kunda medley
It was at my grandparents’ Chanukah party when I was five or six. My grandmother had a keyboard set up, and I just started playing it and figured out some songs.
I played at school events in sixth, seventh, and eighth grade, but the first time I got paid was at the bar mitzvah of a kid in my class. I was twelve, I spent days practicing and rehearsing, and I got paid $40. I played my first wedding when I was 15.
Yosef Karduner. I love his authenticity and simplicity. There is something very real about his music, and it is also utterly calming to listen to.
Concerts, because people come there specifically to hear the music. The music is the whole point, so you really have to be on top of your game. Also, I thrive on the pressure of it, because dealing with pressure makes you a better musician and stronger person.
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