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“Grossman sang “Wiegala” gracefully and woefully, conjuring images of pastoral breezes and bright moonlight—a performance suggesting that “Wiegala” is overdue to take its rightful place in the lullaby canon alongside the best-loved classics".”
— Leah Borts-Kuperman, The Whole Note
The Likht Ensemble is Charting a New Course Through the Classical Canon
La Scena Musicale
Evan Stone Barney
May 3, 2024
Meet the Likht Ensemble
Kultura Collective
September 8, 2022
Review: The Shoah Songbook Part Two: Kovno/Vilna
The Slotkin Letter
By: Lynn Slotkin
January 20, 2022
Preview: The Shoah Songbook Spotlights Music Lost To The Holocaust
Ludwig van Toronto
Paula Citron
January 26, 2022
The Jewish Nomad: What did the Holocaust sound like? Let’s listen together
The Canadian Jewish News
Ilana Zackon
January 26, 2022
Jaclyn Grossman & Nate Ben-Horin Join Krystal Nation Canada Talks SiriusXM 167
Canada Talks Sirius XM 167
Andrew Krystal
January 27, 2022
Concert Report: The Shoah Songbook shines a spotlight on forgotten Jewish music
The Whole Note
Leah Borts-Kuperman
April 15, 2021
Review: Ashkenaz Festival Bas-Sheve
”A Curious Yet Worth Additional to the Operatic Canon”
Opera Canada
Joseph So
September 8, 2022
“That in this horror, these composers wrote songs of love, dreaming, springtime and beauty. Astonishing.”
— Lynn Slotkin, The Slotkin Letter