Craig Taubman On Tour in South Florida on March 29th and 31st
LOS ANGELES (PRWEB) March 14, 2019 -- Craig Taubman one of the leading voices of Jewish music will be on tour for the first time in over four years with two stops in South Florida on March 29th and 31st.
“If it’s possible to credit one performer as the originator of modern Jewish American rock and roll it would have to go to Taubman,” said the Washington Post. Together with Rabbi David Wolpe, he created Friday Night Live, the Shabbat service which revolutionized liberal prayer services over 20 years ago.
Craig established himself as a unique voice in family entertainment, earning the attention of critics and fans worldwide by blending kid-friendly themes and adult musical style. His music has been described as spiritual, uplifting, and inspiring, and has been recognized with numerous awards, including 5 coveted Parents’ Choice Gold Awards. He has performed at concert venues throughout the country, including three special engagements at the White House. Craig also enjoys a successful career in television and film composing music for Paramount, New Line Cinema, Showtime, HBO, Fox, PBS, and Disney.
Taubman stopped touring 4 years ago to focus on his new nonprofit venture the Pico Union Project a multi faith, cultural center in downtown Los Angeles. Located in the city’s oldest synagogue in the city - the original home of Sinai Temple the Pico Union Project (http://www.picounionproject.org) is dedicated to the Jewish commitment to "love your neighbor as you wish to be loved"— embodied by the presence of five diverse worship groups who meet there.
Taubman will be in the South Florida performing with the award winning band Mostly Kosher. on Friday March 29th at Temple Beth El in West Palm Beach and Sunday March 31st at Congregation B’nai Israel in Boca Raton. For more information, or to schedule an interview, contact Lauree Martin by phone 213-915-0084 or email at [email protected]
Craig Taubman On Tour!
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Contact: Lauree Martin- [email protected]
Lauree Martin, Pico Union Project, http://www.picounionproject.org, +1 213-915-0084, [email protected]
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