Rhythm and Jews A Cappella

Winter Quarter Begins

Rhythm and Jews — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 19:40:52 +0000

After our 1 week tour in the San Francisco area, and 2 weeks of winter break to rest our voices… WE’RE BACK!!! RnJ kicked off the year with the Winter A Cappella showcase, performing Lady Madonna and Judah Maccabee. We’re looking forward to a great winter, with lots of new songs and of course an upcoming Purim concert. There may not be snow, but you can bet there will be no shortage of singing Jews.

The Social Network

Rhythm and Jews — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 10:27:16 +0000

So, as some people may have noticed, we have a Facebook page now. For those of you who are or were group members, you may be confused. “Wait!” you say, “RnJ already has a facebook group, right?” And yes, it does, but now we also have a Facebook page – the kind you can like. And for those of you who are not members, we proudly proclaim: yeah, that’s right, a Facebook page, just for you, so that YOU – the boundlessly enthusiastic fan of Rhythm and Jews, can profess your undying love of our Sonorous Semetic Symphonies via the Social Network, for all to see and rejoice.

There’s a link on the right hand side of the site, but just in case it doesn’t show up, here’s another one. Because we care.

Rhythm and Jews Invades the Internet

Rhythm and Jews — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 04:54:19 +0000

After many years of living at our old address on the UChicago servers, RnJ has finally transitioned to a snazzy new website (i.e., the one you are reading right now). Along with this comes a whole host of new features (embedded movies! pictures! actual up-to-date content!) that make our new website a location almost as happening as the second temple in Jerusalem! As a side note, to readers not reading this ages hence: yes, all that snazzy new content is not actually up. But you can keep a secret, and I can keep a secret, and we’re just going to pretend that the site came into being fully formed like Matzoh out of an oven.

If you would like to see what the site used to look like, you can check it out with just a click of your mouse. That is, until we get the redirect code online and it becomes as empty as a tumbleweed farm. In the Sinai desert. Anyway, we’re looking forward to sharing this internet experience with you, our beloved fans (perhaps that shouldn’t be pluralized yet) so keep checking back here for more updates.