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Laura Melnicoff
JoinedNovember 15, 2017
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Laura Melnicoff is a cellist and mother in Brooklyn. She is currently playing in the orchestra for Fiddler on the Roof in Yiddish, Off-Broadway. Other music projects include the New Moon All Stars Party Band and the Agnon String Quartet. Her favorite is the daily dance party with her two little boys. Read more and listen at www.lauramelnicoff.com.

Taking Linda to the Mikvah

Laura Melnicoff·5 min read
An immersion in a mikvah is done without any clothing, so that there is no barrier between the skin and the water. Though Linda was the one immersing, I also felt exposed.

My Husband, His Beard, and Me: A Story of Love and Balance

Laura Melnicoff·9 min read
I didn’t bring it up with him directly, but I spoke to others about my concerns about his beard. The lack thereof. I was afraid that it meant that he accepted the army’s dress standards over our religious ones, allowing a foreign body to dictate his religious choices. My point of reference for that was my having given up playing music on Shabbos, despite that being antithetical to the standards of practicing and performing in the music world. Did that therefore mean that we didn’t share some important values, ones that would affect our relationship in the long term?

How The Cello Helped Me Survive My Mother’s Death

Laura Melnicoff·7 min read
Music as survival

Riv Eilfort’s Newest Single Celebrates The Comfort Found In Lech Lecha

Laura Melnicoff·2 min read
Riv Eilfort celebrates the comfort of the Torah portion, Lech Lecha, through her newest single.

The Leviim Gallery Is Making Fine Judaic Art Accessible To All

Laura Melnicoff·2 min read
The Leviim Gallery exemplifies Chabad ideals.

The Art Exhibition That’s Making The Invisible Jews Visible

Laura Melnicoff·3 min read
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