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Semer Ensemble is a standout project in the world of classical and Yiddish-infused music, blending archival material with contemporary arrangements. The lineup features a dynamic mix of talents, including Alan Bern on piano and accordion, Daniel Kahn, Lorin Sklamberg, Sasha Lurje, Fabian Schnedler, Mark Kovnatskiy, Paul Brody, and Martin Lillich. The ensemble’s work sits at the intersection of klezmer, classical nuance, and New Jewish Music, performing songs from Berlin’s 1920s–30s Jewish scene in Yiddish, German, Hebrew, and Russian.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

With a approach built on reviving nearly lost pieces from the Semer label (1933–1938), the group weaves historical material with fresh, inventive arrangements. Their releases and projects honor the recovered works and bring them to contemporary audiences through live performances and film documentation.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Stay informed about forthcoming performances, press appearances, and project updates via Semer Ensemble’s official channels, and consider catching their distinct interpretation of a pivotal moment in Jewish musical history when you see them live.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Discography to date centers on one standout album, Rescued Treasure – Live At Gorki Berlin (2016), released by Piranha Records and recorded live at Maxim Gorki Theater in Berlin in 2015. The ensemble’s work extends beyond recordings to film, with I Dance, But My Heart Is Crying documenting their process; screenings are planned in German cinemas. A notable North American tour in 2017 covered Toronto, Ottawa, and Montreal, as reported by The Canadian Jewish News. For fans and newcomers alike, Semer Ensemble offers a compelling portal into a historically rich repertoire performed with modern sensitivity and warmth.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Follow official updates and releases on Bandcamp, where Rescued Treasure is highlighted, and on the dedicated project site. When you’re ready to secure seats for upcoming performances, we’ve got you — easy, no-fuss access to tickets through Gold Coast Tickets.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Semer Ensemble

  • Lineup includes Alan Bern (piano/accordion), Daniel Kahn, Lorin Sklamberg, Sasha Lurje, Fabian Schnedler, Mark Kovnatskiy, Paul Brody and Martin Lillich.
  • Genre: Classical and Yiddish with klezmer and New Jewish Music influences; repertoire spans Berlin’s 1920s–30s Jewish songs performed in multiple languages (Yiddish, German, Hebrew, Russian).
  • Discography to date consists of one album: Rescued Treasure – Live At Gorki Berlin (2016) released by Piranha Records, recorded live at Maxim Gorki Theater in Berlin in 2015.
  • The project revives songs from the Semer label (1933–1938) that were nearly lost after Kristallnacht and later recovered by researchers; the ensemble’s approach blends archival material with new arrangements.
  • Film project: I Dance, But My Heart Is Crying documents the ensemble with screenings planned in German cinemas.
  • Social media and release presence include Bandcamp (Rescued Treasure) and a dedicated official site with project updates; Bandcamp release date is June 10, 2016.

The records

Semer Ensemble Discography

  • Rescued Treasure - Live At Gorki Berlin
    2016 · Piranha Records

Discography to date centers on one standout album, Rescued Treasure – Live At Gorki Berlin (2016), released by Piranha Records and recorded live at Maxim Gorki Theater in Berlin in 2015. The ensemble’s work extends beyond recordings to film, with I Dance, But My Heart Is Crying documenting their process; screenings are planned in German cinemas. A notable North American tour in 2017 covered Toronto, Ottawa, and Montreal, as reported by The Canadian Jewish News. For fans and newcomers alike, Semer Ensemble offers a compelling portal into a historically rich repertoire performed with modern sensitivity and warmth.

Follow official updates and releases on Bandcamp, where Rescued Treasure is highlighted, and on the dedicated project site. When you’re ready to secure seats for upcoming performances, we’ve got you — easy, no-fuss access to tickets through Gold Coast Tickets.

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