CA: 2 Daniel Pearl Memorial Concerts, Jan 31 and Feb 1,

[Mike Perlowin]

Ross Altman and Jill Fenimore Present:
2 Daniel Pearl Memorial Concerts Commemorating the 10th Anniversary of his Murder On February 1, 2002

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The Harmony for Humanity Concert
On Tuesday, January 31st, 2012
7:00 to 10:00 PM
At The Talking Stick Coffeehouse
1411 Lincoln Blvd
Venice, CA 90291

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The Daniel Pearl Yahrtzeit Concert
With Yahrtzeit candle
and Yizkor Prayer
On Wednesday, February 1, 2012, 7:00 to 8:30 PM
In the Sanctuary
At The Santa Monica Synagogue
1448 18th Street
Santa Monica, CA 90404

Guest Artists for both shows:
Jill Fenimore on Fingerstyle Guitar w/ Harmonica by RA
Jeff Gold Singer/Songwriter
Larry Hanks and Deborah Robins Singers of Old American Songs
Carol McArthur on Keyboards and Guitar
Mike Perlowin on Pedal Steel Guitar
Phee Sherline on Hammer Dulcimer
April Wayland on Violin
Paul Zollo Singer/Songwriter
And Ross Altman Reading from At Home In the World by Daniel Pearl

Daniel Pearl was a Wall Street Journal reporter on assignment in Pakistan in early 2002; he came to tell the story of those we were fighting; he was kidnapped by terrorists and murdered on February 1, 2002.

His legacy has reached across cultural divides and built bridges of understanding and compassion through music, lecture series and guest scholarships reaching out to those most in need of his spirit of tolerance and what he has come to represent: Harmony for Humanity.

The Daniel Pearl Foundation sponsors World Music Days every October, his birth month (October 10, 1963), to foster a respect for people of all faiths and ethnic backgrounds.

On this, the 10th anniversary of his murder, we take time to pause and reflect, to light a candle in his memory, and say a prayer that such an act may never happen again.

And we sing and make music in the hope that his uncommon spirit and singular courage may continue to light the world.

—Both Shows are Free & Open to the Public—No Reservations Required—

[Tony Glassman]

I hear you........

[Tony Glassman]

BTW.....when you say "murdered", it sounds too civil.

He was publicly beheaded, while alive, with a kitchen knife

[Delbert Blackketter]

Thank you for sharing this information.

I am in favor of honoring Daniel Pearl (very much)

I must remark that misguided 'tolerance' does not punish evildoers nor does it prevent future murders from those who benefit from our 'tolerance'.


Thank you for this post.
Delbert Blackketter

[Mike Perlowin]

Bump for this most worthy event.

I should mention that I will both be performing myself, and accompanying at least one of the other artists.

I hope as many of you as possible show up at one or both of these concerts.

[Mike Perlowin]

another bump. I hope some of you L.A. guys will come the one or both of these concerts.