Music
ELEONORE WEILL
An underground, nostalgic klezmer night.
Jewish French singer and multi-instrumentalist Eléonore Weill performs a diverse repertoire including polyphonic singing, Klezmer, and Occitan dance tunes. Her performances feature original compositions as well as traditional and forgotten songs of resistance, peace, justice, and love, sung in French, Occitan, and Yiddish. This residency showcases her versatility across multiple musical traditions with various guest performers.
Get a reminder before doors open
Save it in the app, plus events picked for your city.
Similar Events
Sat, 7 NovPratagy
Sat, 7 Nov @ 9:00 PMPete's Candy Store · New York Citynew mpb
TonightJAMES MADDOCK
Sun, 16 Aug @ 4:00 PMSpanish Pavillion Restaurant · New York Cityfolk rock
TomorrowThe Official KEYZ On The Patio LAKOU After Party
Sun, 16 Aug @ 10:00 PMThe Lobby NJ · New York Citykompa
in 4 daysKonpa Thursdays Live
Thu, 20 Aug @ 8:00 PMOUT OF ORDINARY · New York Citykompa
in 4 weeksSunday Sessions
Sun, 13 Sep @ 5:00 PMThe Rogers Garden · New York Cityreggae
Fri, 1 Jan 2027WBGO Presents Brunch: The World Famous Harlem Gospel Choir
Fri, 1 Jan 2027 @ 12:00 PMBlue Note · New York CitygospelMore events with Eleonore Weill
More with Eleonore Weill
More events at Barbès
More at Barbès
TonightRANA SANTACRUZ
Sat, 15 Aug @ 10:00 PMBarbès · New York Citylatin folk
TonightCLUBE DO CHORO with REGIONAL SAMAUMA
Sun, 16 Aug @ 3:30 PMBarbès · New York Citychoro
TonightMISS MAYBELL & THE RAGTIME ROMEOS
Sun, 16 Aug @ 6:00 PMBarbès · New York Cityragtime
TonightSTEPHANE WREMBEL
Sun, 16 Aug @ 8:00 PMBarbès · New York Cityfrench jazzCommon questions
What is the format of the performance?+
This show is part of a recurring residency showcasing the multi-instrumentalist’s work in Klezmer and Occitan traditions.
Who is performing at this event?+
The performance features singer and multi-instrumentalist Eléonore Weill alongside various guest musicians. Full schedule on Mood.
What kind of music is featured?+
The repertoire spans polyphonic singing, Klezmer, and forgotten songs of resistance sung in French, Occitan, and Yiddish.
Not feeling it?All events in New York City