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ZAMO! (Zelda Arts Management Organization) is a full service artist management agency that provides highly personalized representation for a multi-cultural mix of world-class musical artists to a wide range of presenters. Our agency goal is to support the full development of each artists' career and to make every performance a success by facilitating the best possible match of talent and venue. We support our bookings with publicity, advertising and other promotional services and provide specially designed educational programs, workshops and clinics in order to help develop and educate audiences. ZAMO! also takes an active role in the field by producing programs such as the 2002 Voices Festival event "Presenting Latin Music" at the Arts Presenter annual conference. |
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| THE ARTISTS |
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Performer, Playwright, Cantor and Educator: |
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"This is a Latino/Jewish Hip Hop band! If you imagine "Havana Gila" with a merengue beat along with funny, irreverent and provocative lyrics in Hebrew/Spanish/English - you've got the picture OY!" |
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Klezska combines the music, melodies and rhythms of Jewish and Israeli music with the style and substance of traditional Jamaican genres from early ska through rock-steady reggae and dancehall. |
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"My main complaint about Andrea Brachfeld's "Back With Sweet Passion" CD is that it didn't come with an oven mitt. This record cooks from start to finish." Jason Crane, Host of "Traffic Jam" 90.1 WGMC |
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"Rising Star" - Ranked #2 among violinists Downbeat Critics Poll for |
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"He rarely wastes a note, using silences for great dramatic effect, often coming in just ahead of or just behind the beat. The textures of his tone range from soft to a gutbucket sweaty growl." Steve Groark, The Capital Times |
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| THE DIRECTOR |
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Judith Z. Miller, Director of ZAMO! In 2002, Judith co-produced the performance/panel discussion "Presenting Latin Music" at the Association of Performing Arts Presenters National Conference. Prior to coming to New York in 1995, Judith was the Associate Director of Five Corners Music, an artist booking agency in Maryland. She co-founded The Fine Line Actors Theatre (formerly Earth Onion Women's Theatre), in Washington, DC funded in part by the NEA. She served as its Executive Director and as an actor and teacher with the company. She created, produced, taught and performed in a series of special constituency projects addressing the needs of underserved populations, including its unique Prison Project. She has published articles in Inside Arts, The Washington Post, American Theatre magazine and others, and was the recipient of an Arts Management Fellowship to the NEA Theatre Program. Judith is also a poet, visual artist and jewelry designer who works with organic materials. She now resides in Brooklyn, NY with her Harlequin Great Dane, Zuli.
For more information
please contact Judith Z.
Miller at ZAMO!
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