Under Under the Radar: 30 Notable Canadian Jewish Musicians
- Publisher
- Baronel Books
- Initial publish date
- Nov 2021
- Category
- History & Criticism
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Paperback / softback
- ISBN
- 9780992014070
- Publish Date
- Nov 2021
- List Price
- $19.50
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Description
This is a history book about 30 notable Canadian Jewish musicians. Under The Radar describes a collection of talented artists, You’ll read about musicians Eisenstadt chose because they fascinated him or were nominated by family and friends. His entertaining approach is based on these criteria - Canadian, Jewish, and covers most genres and genders; some alive or long passed. He has written from an historic, not music critique perspective and many will likely evoke….’I didn’t know that.’ or, ‘Why did you not write about…?’ There are many other worthy musicians he will write about. One day, they may be featured in another of his books.
About the author
Contributor Notes
Born in Calgary, Alberta, David Eisenstadt is a recognised Canadian PR pro. One of the Public Relations Society of America's (PRSA) first two elected Canadian Fellows... He received the 2004 Phillip Novikoff Memorial Award for furthering PR to CPRS and the community.
Excerpt: Under Under the Radar: 30 Notable Canadian Jewish Musicians (by (author) David Eisenstadt)
For journalists, the number -30- marks the end of the story. It's how reporters communicate with newsroom editors and ultimately typesetters to indicate where copy ends... For me, the number -30- marked the beginning of a new chapter in my life during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic in the spring of 2020...
Editorial Reviews
"Delightful! David Eisenstadt's well-researched articles on Canadian Jewish musicians are interesting and engaging, with just a nice touch of the personal..." "It is such an honour to be included with this wonderfully illuminating collection of stories from the musical members of the Canadian Jewish community." "Eisenstadt casts a welcome light on each Canadian Jewish musician's journey rewarding the reader with its uniqueness and universality."