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Only the dancers here are belly dancers, and the saxophones and brass we call the Klezmer tradition of going from town to town to weddings and funerals.
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He also does a series called Klezmer which is a lot of fun, wild fun.
comicbookbin.com 2010
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He also does a series called Klezmer which is a lot of fun, wild fun.
comicbookbin.com 2010
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Highlights include Joann Sfar's watercolor studies for his work about a group of traveling musicians, "Klezmer"; and Emmanuel Guibert's sketches for "Black Olives," his series of tales about a boy in Roman Judea.
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I wanted "Klezmer" to be more jazzy, so I did it myself in watercolor to give it that unfinished air.
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Since "Klezmer" is, in my view, one of Rick Chess's most powerful poems, I was more than just a little interested to read this essay explaining its genesis.
Web Wanderings Erika D. 2007
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Since "Klezmer" is, in my view, one of Rick Chess's most powerful poems, I was more than just a little interested to read this essay explaining its genesis.
Archive 2007-06-01 Erika D. 2007
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Benny Goodman, a nice Jewish boy from the Chicago ghetto (the Maxwell Street area) was later labelled the "King of Swing"--a lot of Jewish guys learned to play the clarinet because of the European Jewish dance music (mostly played at weddings) called in Yiddish "Klezmer" (instrumental music)--its structure in terms of 1st, 4th, and 5th modes of the harmonic minor scale is very similar to that of jazz, which started as a march music and not a dance music--I played jazz professionally for 5 years straight one time and I never remember anyone dancing at our gigs; I mean jazz was contemplation music not dance music.
Bird Lives The Daily Growler 2006
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The crowd included composers, musicians and artists, including Heidi Rodewald, Mickey Strauss, Diane Volk and the Klezmer clarinetist David Kracauer.
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What more perfect way could we choose to kick-off the 10th Annual Washington Jewish Music Festival than with Andy Statman, a giant in the alt-neu Klezmer movement.
Jewish MusicFest Opener, Andy Statman- Bluegrass, Jazz and Klezmer « The Blog at 16th and Q 2009
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