Moshe Flamm performs at Beit Haela

When social workers from the Beit Haela Center for the elderly and bedridden asked Partnership 2000-supported Lamitnadev to help entertain center members, they didn't think the response would be forthcoming so quickly. Lamitnadev cofounder Moshe Flamm immediately picked up the challenge and within a couple weeks volunteered to make an appearance.

Flamm is a budding singer-songwriter whose upcoming premier CD mixes US, Moroccan, Yiddish and Ethiopian style music. He performs in improvisational jam sessions with an Adulam group known as "Reuven Ankry's Chicken Coup".

The seniors couldn't help stomping their feet, joining in the singing and dancing away as they feasted on Flamm's inspirational songs for 90 minutes. Selections included "Hassidic Niggun", "Bless the State of Israel", and "Don't be too big a Tzadik".

Heshvan 5763 - October 2002