Greg Wall’s Kosher Brass

By Jake Marmer January 29, 2010

Saxophone/clarinet player Greg Wall, described by Time Out NY as the “fiery, eclectic Jewish-jazz luminary,” has, more recently, been ordained as an Orthodox rabbi. Aside from playing in a number of well-known klezmer projects (Hasidic New Wave, Later Prophets, etc.) he has been appointed to lead the Sixth Street Community Synagogue. On most Monday nights, you can find him there, teaching a class on “kosher living”, which is followed by a performance of one of his bands. On Feb 1st and 8th, after the class, his New American Jazz Quartet will take the stage.

Watch Greg Wall, Frank London & The Pioneers Ensemble:

Watch Greg Wall and Rashanim at the Stanton Street Synagogue:

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