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     The Chicago Klezmer Ensemble - Early Recordings (Full Album)

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     The Klezmer - Jewish Klezmer Music

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     Giora Feidman Best of Klezmer

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2. martinfreres.net › the-clarinets-role-in-klezmerThe Clarinet’s Role in Klezmer Music: A Rich Tapestry of ...

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   Sep 25, 2024 · The clarinet is the beating heart of klezmer music—it carries the historical essence of joy, sorrow, celebration, and reflection. Whether you're new to the clarinet or want to add some klezmer style to your playing, dive into this lively genre.

3. www.klezmatics.com › frank-londonFrank London - The Klezmatics

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   3 days ago · trumpet, keyboards. The word prolific doesn’t even begin to describe Frank London. Of course, there is the Klezmatics, which he co-founded in 1986. Frank plays trumpet and keyboard and sings with the group and he’s written many of the Klezmatics’ most popular songs.

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4. jmwc.org › klezmerKlezmer | Jewish Music WebCenter

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   Oct 7, 2024 · A week-long intensive, inspiring and fun-packed Summer School of traditional Eastern European Jewish music, song and dance for professionals and amateurs (grade 5 and above) of all ages and backgrounds. Focus on how to teach klezmer music and dance; playing in ensembles and learning by ear.

5. www.baroussou.com › event-details › ostralishe-kapelyeOstralishe Kapelye | Bar Oussou

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   Sep 22, 2024 · Ostralishe Kapelye is a Klezmer band specialising in the secular wedding music of the Eastern European, Yiddish-speaking Ashkenazi Jews. We are a four-piece wind/brass ensemble that performs primarily instrumental music spanning a multitude of traditional dance genres.

6. www.uwindsor.ca › retirees-association › 504Vessels of Song: Origins, Decline and Renaissance of Klezmer ...

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   Sep 19, 2024 · Klezmer musicians, known as klezmorim, were typically itinerant performers who traveled from town to town, bringing their music to life at communal events. Their repertoire included a variety of dance tunes, ritual melodies, and virtuosic improvisations.

7. jewishwebsite.com › featured › cd-compiles-musicCD Compiles Music from Jewish and Other Ghettos

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   3 days ago · No Klezmer music. Rather, it showed Frank London’s interest in Jewish music throughout history, with emphasis on the first ghetto, in the area of the iron foundry in Venice. It illustrates the great diversity of Jewish liturgical and secular music throughout the ages, and it displays Frank London’s creative talents as a composer and performer.

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   Where did klezmer music come from?

   • The music that originated in Eastern Europe (the Balkans, Romania, Bulgaria, among others) and moved westward and northward throughout Europe and later into North America, belongs to the Ashkenazi tradition. It includes Klezmer music. 'Klezmer' means 'instruments of song', from the Hebrew words 'klei zemer'.

   An Overview of Jewish Music - Jewish Virtual Library

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   What does klezmer mean?

   • The common usage of the term developed about 1980; historically, a klezmer (plural: klezmorim or klezmers) was a male professional instrumental musician, usually Jewish, who played in a band hired for special occasions in eastern European communities. In the 21st century, klezmer music can be heard wherever Jews have settled.

   Klezmer music | Jewish Folk, Yiddish & Eastern European Traditions

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   What does a klezmer do?

   • They write new content and verify and edit content received from contributors. klezmer music, genre of music derived from and built upon eastern European music in the Jewish tradition.

   Klezmer music | Jewish Folk, Yiddish & Eastern European Traditions

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   What are the traditional Klezmer instruments?

   • Klezmer is a Yiddish term for musician and refers primarily to a tradition of Jewish folk music with deep German and Eastern European roots. Two of the most important instruments in this tradition are the violin and clarinet.

   Klezmer Music Genre Overview | AllMusic

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   What is a klezmer concert?

   • They perform inspired with the traditional music of Ashkenazi Jews. Draw from traditional melodies of the Galician Diaspora, linking them with contemporary executive traditions and modern sounds. Their concerts transform into an unforgettable and extraordinary trip to the world of Klezmer sounds and stories.

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   Where can klezmer music be heard?

   • In the 21st century, klezmer music can be heard wherever Jews have settled. The Yiddish word klezmer derives from two Hebrew roots: klei (“vessel” or “instrument”) and zemer (“song”).

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9. martinfreres.net › exploring-klezmer-music-withExploring Klezmer Music with Martin Freres Clarinets: A ...

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   Oct 4, 2024 · Introduction to Klezmer Music and the Martin Freres Clarinet. Klezmer music is a lively blend of Jewish folk traditions with Eastern European influences. It's energetic, rich, and brimming with emotion—making it perfect for the expressive clarinet!