“To say that She’koyokh’s performance was accomplished would be a gross under- statement. Tey have plainly got rhythm in their bones, and all displayed an amazing ability to characterise the music.”


Oxford Times


She’Koyokh is London’s


Eastern European and Balkan folk music at Established with the support of


“klezmer sensation” performing internatio-


nal festivals and concert halls, on BBC television and ra- dio while keeping it real at weddings and on the streets.


a Millennium Award


through the Jewish Music Institute in London, this popu- lar band is now at the forefront of the revival of Eastern European roots music in the UK, bringing a fresh, ener- gy to an extensive repertoire ranging from exhilarating Bulgarian and Turkish music to soulful Ashkenazi melo- dies from the villages in Poland, Romania and the Ukraine.


Since their Southbank debut at London’s Queen Elizabeth Hall when She’Koyokh premiered a klezmer concerto by Jewish composer Rohan kriwaczek, the ensemble has toured the UK and internationally. Highlights include the Jewish Cultural Fe- stivals in Krakow and Munich, Glastonbury and the Edinburgh Festival, Buskers’ Bern and the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam.


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