A multi-generational audience came out to enjoy the West Point choir, which performs at community services at the academy and travels by invitation to Jewish congregations throughout the United States.
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Twenty six West Point cadets, members of the West Point Jewish Chapel Choir, performed a free concert at Central Synagogue on the evening of Feb. 12.
In one of a planned series of programs to celebrate its 75th anniversary year, Central Synagogue of Nassau County welcomed the West Point Jewish Chapel Choir on Feb. 12. At 7:30 that evening, the 26 cadets performed a free concert, open to the public, in the temple’s Sanctuary. Members of the choir, who stayed with congregants on Friday and Saturday nights, also gave a special performance the next morning for students in Central’s religious school. Founded in 1947, the choir performs at West Point community services and by invitation, at congregations throughout the United States.
