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March 27, 2015

The past two years have been a time of discovery and new beginnings. 2015 marks the second anniversary of the Pico Union Project, a new multi-faith house of worship and cultural arts center in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. I have been deeply moved by the work, as it is a true reflection of my desire to build community.

However, I have missed my other passion: the road. I have missed visiting old friends and making new ones through sharing music with the Jewish family around the world.
And so, it is my desire to, once again, ‘hit the road’ and bring you music from two soon-to-be-released recordings: Here and There, my own album of brand new original music and The Musical Legacy of Samuel Goldfarb, a selection of songs from the composer of timeless melodies such as “Shalom Aleichem” and “I Have a Little Dreidle”.


I would be honored to come to your community for a day, an evening, or a weekend for an exciting, newly developed, and cutting-edge multimedia concert experience. We are currently booked with concerts in the following areas. West Coast Oct 23rd- Nov 1st, East Coast Nov 12th – 22nd, Midwest Dec 3rd – 13th and Southern Region Feb 4th -Feb 14th. 


Please contact madison@craignco.com (818-760-1077) to find out how we can add your community to our tour. For those of you unable to book a concert in your community you can still support our music by coming on board as an Executive Producer of my new Recording Here and There which we hope will be out in the next few months. 


Thank you for your support of my music in the past, and thank you in advance for your consideration of including us in your upcoming musical plans!

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