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Leah Falk
Leah Falk is from Pittsburgh. She earned an M.F.A. from the University of Michigan, and her poems can be found in issues of Kenyon Review, Smartish Pace and other journals. She has also written book reviews for Haaretz and Boston Review. She likes strong women, bagels, and lakes.
All it took was one klezmer improvisation workshop with Israeli clarinetist Giora Feidman for German mathematician Helmut Eisel to change his career course and devote himself to Feidman’s mentorship and music. Nearly 25 years later, Eisel’s mastery of his instrument has earned him the moniker “The Talking Clarinet.”Through it, he sings, spits, wails,…
Eliciting comparisons to Edith Piaf is no small feat for a performer. And yet Israeli chanteuse Efrat Gosh is…
