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February 05, 2012   12 Sh'vat 5772
 
Doug Cotler Concert  





Doug Cotler Concert, A Tenth Anniversary Celebration Event

On Saturday, February 25th, the Central Florida community will be treated to a concert featuring Grammy-winning recording artist Doug Cotler. This concert is part of a year-long celebration of Temple Shir Shalom's 10th Anniversary. The event will take place at the Reformed Theological Seminary, 1231 Reformation Drive - Oviedo, Florida 32765.

The evening will begin at 7:00pm with Havdalah followed directly by a concert. Blessed with a warm and expressive voice, Doug Cotler's sensitive and penetrating interpretations of liturgy as well as his insightful and humorous songs about Jewish events and heroes have placed him in the forefront of contemporary Jewish music.

Cotler's musical career includes composing the symphony, "The Golem," which was performed by Seattle Philharmonic Orchestra, performing country, pop and rock music with such well-known artists as John Denver, Jerry Jeff Walker and Mason Williams, and recording eight original Jewish music albums. Cotler's 1984 Grammy was awarded for writing "Manhunt," a powerful song featured in the hit album and movie, "Flashdance." His multi-faceted abilities have uniquely defined Doug's career. For 14 years, Doug was the musical producer of the Reform Movement's National Biennial Conventions.

Tickets can be purchased below and will be held at the door.

For information please contact Susan Holstein at mkaysmile@cfl.rr.com, 407-310-4595

Patron Tickets $36
Includes reserved seating, CD, drink snack and recoginition as a Patron in our program

Adults $18
13 and older

Child $10
12 and under

Family 4 pack $56
2 Adult Tickets, 2 child tickets, 4 drinks, 4 snacks

 

Listen to or download Doug's music here!

http://www.oysongs.com/products/songs.cfm?artist_id=58&EzPage=1

   
 

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