-
elements of
American big band and po****r music.
Among the European-born
klezmers who po****rized the
genre in the
United States in the 1910s and 1920s were...
- argot, or cant used by
travelling Jewish musicians,
known as
klezmorim (
klezmers), in
Eastern Europe prior to the 20th century. It
combined Yiddish with...
-
Klezmer (Yiddish: כלזמיר, from Hebrew: k'li
zemer כלי זמר, lit. "vessels of song",
meaning "musical instruments" in Hebrew; in Yiddish, "
klezmer" refers...
- The
Cracow Klezmer Band was a
Polish jazz
quartet formed by
accordionist and
composer Jarosław Bester [Wikidata] in 1997 in the city of Kraków, and recorded...
-
Klezmer is a 2015
Polish war-drama film
written and
directed by
Piotr Chrzan. It was
screened in the
Venice Days
section at the 72nd
edition of the Venice...
-
primarily spent performing classical music, and has
since expanded into jazz,
klezmer, and
other music genres. Kennedy's
grandfather was
Lauri Kennedy, prin****l...
- (dialects/argots)
Eastern Galitzish Litvish Poylish Ukrainish Udmurtish Klezmer-loshn
Western Judaeo-Alsatian
Lachoudisch Scots-Yiddish
Jewish English...
- Barcelona, Spain. The band
draws on many
musical influences,
including Klezmer music, Jazz Manouche, and
Romani music. BGKO also
explores the
sounds of...
-
Retrieved 9
April 2019.
Ilana Cravitz (January 2004)
Klezmer –
Modes and Scales", Manchester
Klezmer.org at archive.org (Accessed 23
November 2014). Hewitt...
- had to play
because of
Klezmer's po****rity there. Over time,
Klezmer's audience expanded in
Germany and the
American Klezmer bands were able to adjust...
