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The Rough Guide to Klemzer revival [sound recording]

Material type: materialTypeLabelMusicSeries: Music rough guide.Publisher: London : Rough Guides : World Music Network, p2008Description: 1 compact disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in.Other title: Klemzer revival.Subject(s): Klezmer music | Jews -- MusicDDC classification: CD/2799
Contents:
Schwartz's Sirba ; A briv fun Yisroel / Di Naye Kapelye -- Dancing with the Rabbi / Giora Feidman -- Ot azoy / Sid Beckerman and Howie Leess -- Veshomru / The Zmiros Project --Khasitsky tanets & horo / Konsonans Retro -- Belkele / Kharkov Klezmer Band --Odessa freylekhs / Steven Greenman -- Café Jew Zoo / Yale Strom with Hot Pstromi & Klassj -- Tatarisher longa / Veretski Pass -- Tsu der khupe / Budowitz -- Mayn ershte vals / Klezmer Conservatory Band -- Flatbush waltz / Andy Statman -- T'hay yeshua zoys / Frank London's Klezmer Brass All-Stars feat. Kol Isha) -- Ode to favouritism & corruption / Merlin Shepherd Kapelye
Various performers.
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General lending MTU Cork School of Music Library CD CD/2799 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 00143466
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

This is an album that does pretty much what it promises, and highlights a number of the main players in the klezmer revival that's now been going on for a quarter of a century. So, along with the Klezmatics, who are committed to a new klezmer sound, there are acts like Budowitz and the Klezmer Conservatory Band, who looks back to more classical 19th century klezmer -- before it crossed the Atlantic and grew wild and jazzy in America. There's plenty of variety, like the mandolin of "Flatbush Waltz," but throughout there's a strong sense of Jewish identity and some superb playing (kudos to many clarinet players). A couple of omissions -- David Krakauer and Kroke -- stand out, and at times the compilation seems to be stretching a bit with major names in the field, although perhaps that's more an indication that it's a very small field. Still, for anyone interested in discovering klezmer, this is a fine place to begin. ~ Chris Nickson

Compilation of selections previously released.

Notes on insert.

Enhanced portion contains music and travel information the Rough Guide books.

Moldavian freylakhs / German Goldenshteyn -- Ovnt lid (Crepuscule /Chava Alberstein with The Klezmatics -- Vinnitsa / Joel Rubin Ensemble -- Makh tsi di eygelekh / Brave Old World -- Schwartz's Sirba ; A briv fun Yisroel / Di Naye Kapelye -- Dancing with the Rabbi / Giora Feidman -- Ot azoy / Sid Beckerman and Howie Leess -- Veshomru / The Zmiros Project --Khasitsky tanets & horo / Konsonans Retro -- Belkele / Kharkov Klezmer Band --Odessa freylekhs / Steven Greenman -- Café Jew Zoo / Yale Strom with Hot Pstromi & Klassj -- Tatarisher longa / Veretski Pass -- Tsu der khupe / Budowitz -- Mayn ershte vals / Klezmer Conservatory Band -- Flatbush waltz / Andy Statman -- T'hay yeshua zoys / Frank London's Klezmer Brass All-Stars feat. Kol Isha) -- Ode to favouritism & corruption / Merlin Shepherd Kapelye

Various performers.

Compact disc.