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Register for a workshop on Renaissance composer Salamone Rossi and Hebrew liturgical music, with optional singing participation.
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Get matched →Step into the world of Renaissance Mantua and meet Salamone Rossi, the Jewish court composer whose 1623 "Songs of Solomon" (Hashirim Asher LiShlomo) stands as the earliest known published collection of Hebrew liturgical music. Explore the fascinating story behind this groundbreaking work, along with a taste of Rossi's secular madrigals and canzonette, tracing how one composer bridged two musical worlds centuries ahead of his time. No singing experience required—everyone is welcome to raise their voice and try these beautiful harmonies firsthand. The workshop focuses on the historical musical content rather than theological aspects, and all faith backgrounds are welcomed. No ability to read modern musical notation is required, and singers of all abilities and experiences are welcome.
First Congregational Church of Kalamazoo, 345 West Michigan Avenue, Kalamazoo, MI 49007
Attendees who register online on or after September 12, 2026 may be asked to print workshop materials and bring them to the workshop. Late registrants unable to print materials should contact the organizer as soon as possible.
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