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were often "Russian" cultural works translated into a
Yiddish context. After 1948, Soviet Jewish culture entered a phase of repression, meaning that Jewish music concerts, whether tied to Hebrew, Yiddish, or instrumental klezmer, were no longer allowed to be performed. Moisei Beregovsky's academic work was shut down in 1949 and he was arrested and deported to
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542:, and a general fall in the popularity of klezmer music in the United States, the music began to be popularized again in the late 1970s in the so-called Klezmer Revival. During the 1980s and onwards, musicians experimented with traditional and experimental forms of the genre, releasing fusion albums combining the genre with
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Few klezmer musicians before the late nineteenth century had formal musical training, but they inherited a rich tradition with its own advanced musical techniques. Each musician had their understanding of how the style should be "correctly" performed. The usage of these ornaments was not random; the
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The 1980s saw a second wave of revival, as interest grew in more traditionally inspired performances with string instruments, largely with non-Jews of the United States and
Germany. Musicians began to track down older European klezmer, by listening to recordings, finding transcriptions, and making
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Jewish music in the Soviet Union, and the continued use of klezmer music, went through several phases of official support or censorship. The officially supported Soviet Jewish musical culture of 1920s involved works based on or satirizing traditional melodies and themes, whereas those of the 1930s
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Central and Eastern Europe. The essential elements of the tradition include dance tunes, ritual melodies, and virtuosic improvisations played for listening; these would have been played at weddings and other social functions. The musical genre incorporated elements of many other musical genres
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in 1951. The repression was eased in the mid-1950s as some Jewish and
Yiddish performances were allowed to return to the stage once again. However, the main venue for klezmer has always been traditional community events and weddings, not the concert stage or academic institute; those traditional
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A separate klezmer tradition had developed in Israel in the 20th century. Clarinetists Moshe Berlin and Avrum Leib
Burstein are known exponents of the klezmer style in Israel. To preserve and promote klezmer music in Israel, Burstein founded the Jerusalem Klezmer Association, which has become a
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The melody in klezmer music is generally assigned to the lead violin, although occasionally the flute and eventually clarinet. The other instrumentalists provide harmony, rhythm, and some counterpoint (the latter usually coming from the second violin or viola). The clarinet now often plays the
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The repertoire of klezmer musicians was very diverse and tied to specific social functions and dances, especially of the traditional wedding. These melodies might have a non-Jewish origin, or have been composed by a klezmer, but only rarely are they attributed to a specific composer. Generally
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describes krekhts as "a sort of weeping or hiccoughing combination of backwards slide and flick of the little finger high above the base note, while the bow does, well, something – which aptly imitates Jewish liturgical singing style." He also noted that the only other place he has heard this
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The first klezmers to arrive in the United States followed the first large waves of
Eastern European Jewish immigration which began after 1880, establishing themselves mainly in large cities like New York, Philadelphia and Boston. Klezmers—often younger members of klezmer families, or less
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it came to refer not only to the musician but to the musical genre they played, a meaning which it had not had in
Yiddish. Early 20th century recording industry materials and other writings had referred to it as Hebrew, Jewish, or Yiddish dance music, or sometimes using the Yiddish term
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was one such figure, who sought to find an ancient Middle
Eastern origin for Jewish music in the diaspora. There was also new interest in collecting and studying Jewish music and folklore, including Yiddish songs, folk tales, and instrumental music. An early expedition was by
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Beregovsky, writing in the late 1930s, lamented how little scholars knew about the range of playing technique and social context of
Klezmers from past eras, except for the late nineteenth century which could be investigated through elderly musicians who still remembered it.
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and typical klezmer cadences are also important to the style. In particular, the cadences which draw on religious Jewish music identify a piece more strongly as a klezmer tune, even if its broader structure was borrowed from a non-Jewish source. Sometimes the term
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The vitality of the Jewish music industry in major
American cities attracted ever more klezmers from Europe in the 1910s. This coincided with the development of the recording industry, which recorded a number of these klezmer orchestras. By the time of the
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Along with the rise of klezmer "big bands" in the 1910s and 1920s, a handful of Jewish clarinet players who had led those bands became celebrities in their own right, with a legacy that lasted into subsequent decades. The most popular among these were
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by 1930, the market for Yiddish and klezmer recordings in the United States saw a steep decline, which essentially ended the recording career of many of the popular bandleaders of the 1910s and 1920s, and made the large klezmer orchestra less viable.
2019:), and therefore to set their own fees, hire Christians, and so on. Therefore over time this new form of professional musician developed new forms of music and elaborated this tradition across a wide area of Eastern European Jewish life. The rise of
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In the 1990s, musicians from the San Francisco Bay Area helped further interest in klezmer music by taking it into new territory. Groups such as the New Klezmer Trio inspired a new wave of bands merging klezmer with other forms of music, such as
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and up to twenty for a prestigious occasion. (However, for poor weddings a large klezmer ensemble might only send three or four of its junior members.) In these larger orchestras, on top of the core instrumentation of strings and woodwinds,
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music, it also borrowed from the surrounding folk musics of Central and Eastern Europe and from cosmopolitan European musical forms. Therefore it evolved into an overall style which has recognizable elements from all of those other genres.
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Unlike in the United States, where there was a robust Klezmer recording industry, there was relatively less recorded in Europe in the early twentieth century. The majority of European recordings of Jewish music consisted of Cantorial and
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discouraged musical instruments. Therefore, while there may have been Jewish musicians in different times and places since then, the "Klezmer" arose much more recently. The earliest written record of the use of the word was identified by
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Because there is no agreed-upon, complete system for describing modes in Klezmer music, this list is imperfect and may conflate concepts which some scholars view as separate. Another problem in listing these terms as simple eight-note
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As for the klezmer orchestra, its size and composition varied by time and place. The klezmer bands of the eighteenth and early nineteenth century were small, with roughly three to five musicians playing woodwind or
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and keyed German trumpet—eventually inherited a counter-voice role. Modern klezmer instrumentation is more commonly influenced by the instruments of the 19th-century military bands than the earlier orchestras.
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Schultz, Julia (September 2019). "The impact of Yiddish on the English language: An overview of lexical borrowing in the variety of subject areas and spheres of life influenced by Yiddish over time".
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Rubin, Joel (2009). "'Like a String of Pearls': Reflections on the Role of Brass Instrumentalists in Jewish Instrumental Klezmer Music and the Trope of 'Jewish Jazz'". In Weiner, Howard T. (ed.).
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Finally, some Klezmer music, and especially that composed in the United States from the mid-twentieth century onwards, may not be composed with these traditional modes, but rather built around
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Klezmer musicians apply the overall style to available specific techniques on each melodic instrument. They incorporate and elaborate the vocal melodies of Jewish religious practice, including
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and modal progression. But, as with other types of Ashkenazic Jewish music, it has a complex system of modes which were used in its compositions. Many of its melodies do not fit well in the
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Sholokhova, Lyudmila (2004). "Zinoviy Kiselhof as a Founder of Jewish Musical Folklore Studies in the Russian Empire at the Beginning of the 20th Century.". In Grözinger, Karl-Erich (ed.).
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in the late eighteenth century and onwards also contributed to the development of klezmer, due to their emphasis on dancing and wordless melodies as a component of Jewish practice.
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they were also portrayed as great artists and virtuosos who delighted the masses. Klezmers also appeared in non-Jewish Eastern European literature, such as in the epic poem
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folk violinists, and who composed dance and display pieces that became widespread even after the composers were gone. Among these figures were Aron-Moyshe Kholodenko "
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folk dances, and religious Jewish music. As the music arrived in the United States, it lost some of its traditional ritual elements and adopted elements of American
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klezmer/jazz/Middle-Eastern fusion band Davka. The New Orleans Klezmer All-Stars also formed in 1991 with a mixture of New Orleans funk, jazz, and klezmer styles.
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The figure of the klezmer, as a romantic symbol of nineteenth century Jewish life, appeared in the art of a number of twentieth century Jewish artists such as
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in the nineteenth century, is often used instead, and indeed many klezmer compositions draw heavily on religious music. But it also incorporates elements of
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klezmer music can be divided into two broad categories: music for specific dances, and music for listening (at the table, in processions, ceremonial, etc.).
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In Jewish literature, the klezmer was often represented as a romantic and somewhat unsavory figure. However, in nineteenth century works by writers such as
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can be interpreted as having been derived from klezmer, as can the "freilach swing" playing of other Jewish artists of the period such as trumpeter
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became the preferred term for these professional musicians in Yiddish-speaking Eastern Europe, other types of musicians were more commonly known as
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The nineteenth century also saw the rise of a number of klezmer violin virtuosos who combined the techniques of classical violinists such as
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in particular admired klezmer music for embracing both the ecstasy and the despair of human life, and quoted several melodies in his
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vocal ornaments, including imitations of sighing or laughing. Various Yiddish terms were used for these vocal-like ornaments such as
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context, may be slower than non-Jewish waltzes and intended for listening while the wedding parties are seated at their tables.
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and popular music. Among the European-born klezmers who popularized the genre in the United States in the 1910s and 1920s were
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and often has a cymbal or piece of metal mounted on top, which is struck by a beater or a small cymbal strapped to the hand.
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of the 1970s, the terms for Jewish prayer modes are the most common to describe those used in klezmer. The terms used in
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Yiddish American popular songs, 1895 to 1950 : a catalog based on the Lawrence Marwick roster of copyright entries
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Yiddish American popular songs, 1895 to 1950 : a catalog based on the Lawrence Marwick roster of copyright entries
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While traditional performances may have been on the decline, many Jewish composers who had mainstream success, such as
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roots, and fuse the music of the two "other European" groups. The resulting band now performs internationally.
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music, with only a few dozen known to exist of Klezmer music. These include violin pieces by artists such as
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venues were repressed along with Jewish culture in general, according to anti-religious Soviet policy.
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and was constrained by having to downplay klezmer's religious aspects, did not use the terminology of
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music teacher is named Herr Julius Klesmer. The novel was later adapted into a Yiddish musical by
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field recordings of the few klezmorim left in Eastern Europe. Key performers in this style are
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under the leadership of Alan Bern and scholar Zev Feldman. They wanted to explore klezmer and
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Beregovski, Moshe; Rothstein, Robert; Bjorling, Kurt; Alpert, Michael; Slobin, Mark (2020).
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Freylekhs. The simplest and most widespread type of klezmer dance tunes are those played in
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Horowitz, Joshua (2012). "9. The Klezmer Accordion". In Simonett, Helena (ed.).
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The accordion in the Americas : klezmer, polka, tango, zydeco, and more!
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4859:. New York, NY: Oxford University Press. p. 129.
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3493:, "The absolutely complete klezmer songbook", 2006,
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3417:. Lanham, MD: The Scarecrow Press. pp. 77–102.
3331:. Rochester, NY: Boydell & Brewer. p. 176.
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5664:. Bernstein Artists, Inc. 2006. Archived from
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5896:. Harvard University Press. p. 182.
5841:, festivals where klezmer music is taught
5727:Rubin, Joel; Ottens, Rita (15 May 2000).
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5861:Mayrent Collection of Yiddish recordings
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5107:
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4879:
4517:
4451:Klezmer : music, history and memory
3983:(in Russian). Искусство. pp. 18–19.
3188:. Middle Village, N.Y.: Jonathan David.
2579:
2555:String Quartet No. 8 in C minor, op. 110
2401:
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7842:Intangible Cultural Heritage of Ukraine
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3612:Studies in Biblical and Jewish Folklore
3609:
3530:
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3362:
3208:
3183:
3177:
3128:
3022:
2972:
2333:Klezmer sound. With the passing of the
1414:performed by leading klezmorim such as
1203:
7804:
5795:
5745:
5662:"Ofer Ben-Amots: The Klezmer Concerto"
5453:
5428:
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4827:
4683:
4669:Rubin, Joel; Aylward, Michael (2019).
4393:
3465:
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3268:
2947:
2713:L'homme est une femme comme les autres
2706:Itzhak Perlman: In the Fiddler's House
2584:Issachar Ber Ryback - Wedding Ceremony
2124:, who made several expeditions to the
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2860:
2702:(1996), directed by Stefan Schwietert
2668:A Jumpin' Night in the Garden of Eden
2138:Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine
1430:into an Ashkenazic musical aesthetic.
1399:is a type of virtuosic solo piece in
730:matters of "taste", self-expression,
5851:Yiddish American Popular Sheet Music
4436:Pereq be-Toldot Ha-Amanut Ha-'Amamit
4367:
4267:(Doctoral thesis). Temple University
4080:
3415:Early Twentieth-Century Brass Idioms
2616:, and depicted them in rich detail.
2176:Early American klezmer (1880s–1910s)
1850:. This mode is often encountered in
817:of cackle-like sound), flageolets (
5549:"The Jerusalem Klezmer Association"
3156:
3047:
2863:"The Mesmerizing Sounds of Klezmer"
2676:(1989), directed by Simon Broughton
2551:Piano Trio No. 2 in E minor, op. 67
1830:is a minor mode which has a raised
1682:Beregovsky, who was writing in the
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5773:Klezmer: music, history and memory
5191:Klezmer: music, history and memory
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4857:Klezmer: music, history and memory
4761:Klezmer: music, history and memory
4624:Klezmer: music, history and memory
4495:Klezmer: music, history and memory
4235:Klezmer: music, history and memory
4172:Frigyesi, Judit Laki (1982–1983).
4021:Klezmer: music, history and memory
3996:Klezmer: music, history and memory
3956:Klezmer: music, history and memory
3928:Klezmer: music, history and memory
3878:Klezmer: music, history and memory
3828:Klezmer: music, history and memory
3786:Klezmer: music, history and memory
3761:Klezmer: music, history and memory
3733:Klezmer: music, history and memory
3708:Klezmer: music, history and memory
3683:Klezmer: music, history and memory
3533:Klezmer: music, history and memory
3440:Klezmer: music, history and memory
3131:Klezmer: music, history and memory
3025:Klezmer: music, history and memory
2975:Klezmer: music, history and memory
2670:(1988), directed by Michal Goldman
2492:
2431:, flutist Adrianne Greenbaum, and
2366:
1370:and so on; it usually ends with a
662:did when publishing in Yiddish or
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7853:
5917:
5818:
5359:Jews and American popular culture
4884:. London: Routledge. p. 57.
4830:"Beregovskii, Moisei Iakovlevich"
4297:Journal of Musicological Research
4258:Alford-Fowler, Julia (May 2013).
4142:
3664:Literarisher Alamanakh "Sovetish"
3582:Shpil: The Art of Playing Klezmer
2451:also emerged during this period.
2213:Max Leibowitz orchestra from 1921
1928:used in Arabic and Turkish music.
1320:Processional melodies, including
621:) or other terms. After the term
286:We Are Both from the Same Village
19:For the 2015 war-drama film, see
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5472:
3903:The hammered dulcimer: a history
3614:. Bloomington, Indiana: 187–198.
2770:
2766:(2010), directed by Garry Beitel
2604:. Kaplan, making his art in the
2575:
2547:Piano Quintet in G minor, op. 57
2290:and Berish Katz), and some from
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1846:since they share the same pitch
1583:
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131:Standard orchestra instruments,
7694:20th-century Western folk music
5633:. Algonquin Books. p. 71.
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3186:A history of Yiddish literature
850:particular ornamentation is in
5924:Jewish Music in Eastern Europe
5112:. Schirmer Books. p. 68.
3979:Левик, Сергей Юрьевич (1962).
3060:
2758:(2008), directed by Yale Strom
2756:A Great Day on Eldridge Street
2733:(2003), directed by Yale Strom
1834:. It is sometimes compared to
1727:
1625:terminology, as developed for
1083:is a fast and catchy dance in
1:
4673:(CD). London: Renair Records.
4543:Stutchewsky, Joachim (1959).
4419:Stutchewsky, Joachim (1959).
4309:10.1080/01411896.2017.1340033
2842:
2148:
4149:Jewish Music Research Centre
2649:Les Aventures de Rabbi Jacob
2395:and Adrienne Cooper founded
1780:but also a permanent raised
1159: – a Romanian dance in
777:, "wrinkle" or "fold"), and
553:
7:
5603:"Klezmer Festival in Safed"
4374:Ari Davidow's Klezmer Shack
4291:Tarsi, Boaz (3 July 2017).
3809:Pietruszka, Symcha (1932).
2861:Strom, Yale (Winter 2024).
2820:
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2421:Maxwell Street Klezmer Band
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4880:Estraikh, Gennady (2008).
4817:(1). Annapolis, MD: 14–32.
4734:Grözinger, Elvira (2008).
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5971:Folk and indigenous music
5920:"Jewish Music in Romania"
5282:Wollock, Jeffrey (2007).
4905:Shternshis, Anna (2006).
4784:Shternshis, Anna (2006).
3901:Gifford, Paul M. (2001).
3223:10.1017/S0266078418000494
3184:Liptzin, Solomon (1972).
2832:List of klezmer musicians
2791:Leopold von Sacher-Masoch
2385:Klezmer Conservatory Band
2093:Belf's Romanian Orchestra
1961:
1950:variant of the Mogen Ovos
1595:Western musical tradition
1576:. A poyk is similar to a
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5827:of Eastern European Jews
5687:Ben-Amots, Ofer (2006).
5333:Sapoznik, Henry (2006).
5257:Sapoznik, Henry (2006).
5232:Sapoznik, Henry (1999).
5108:Sapoznik, Henry (1999).
4370:"The Main Klezmer Modes"
3244:Alexander, Phil (2021).
2236:Victor Recording Company
1967:Development of the genre
1641:for these modes include
697:
681:in 1977/78, followed by
69:Old European dance music
5746:Netsky, Hankus (2015).
5729:"A Tickle in the Heart"
5429:Netsky, Hankus (2015).
5308:Rubin, Joel E. (2020).
5033:Netsky, Hankus (2015).
4980:Rubin, Joel E. (2020).
4930:Rubin, Joel E. (2020).
4882:Yiddish in the Cold War
4684:Netsky, Hankus (2015).
4434:Rivkind, Isaac (1960).
4394:Netsky, Hankus (2015).
4343:Rubin, Joel E. (2020).
4208:Rubin, Joel E. (2020).
4115:Rubin, Joel E. (2020).
3658:Beregovski, M. (1941).
3327:Rubin, Joel E. (2020).
2998:Rubin, Joel E. (2020).
2920:Rubin, Joel E. (2020).
2335:Immigration Act of 1924
2317:stages. These included
1872:Adonoy Molokh mode in C
1770:Phrygian dominant scale
1055:) is a circle dance in
580:, "melody"; leading to
6689:by ethnocultural group
5997:By subject or function
5796:Heskes, Irene (1995).
5164:Heskes, Irene (1995).
4955:Heskes, Irene (1995).
4828:Sholokhova, Lyudmila.
3981:Записки оперного певца
2737:Le Tango des Rashevski
2731:Klezmer on Fish Street
2590:Anatoli Lvovich Kaplan
2585:
2407:
2346:Celebrity clarinetists
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1828:Ukrainian Dorian scale
1826:, "altered Dorian" or
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1810:Mi Sheberakh mode in C
1753:
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1304:(seating of the bride)
858:wrote that the use of
765:, "groan" or "moan"),
712:Jewish cantorial music
161:
153:
73:religious Jewish music
6893:Indigenous Australian
5882:30 March 2022 at the
5835:Yiddish Summer Weimar
5771:Feldman, Zev (2016).
5712:Suris, B. D. (1972).
5630:The Essential Klezmer
5523:"The Other Europeans"
5454:Slobin, Mark (2000).
5189:Feldman, Zev (2016).
4855:Feldman, Zev (2016).
4759:Feldman, Zev (2016).
4622:Feldman, Zev (2016).
4493:Feldman, Zev (2016).
4449:Feldman, Zev (2016).
4233:Feldman, Zev (2016).
4019:Feldman, Zev (2016).
3994:Feldman, Zev (2016).
3954:Feldman, Zev (2016).
3926:Feldman, Zev (2016).
3876:Feldman, Zev (2016).
3826:Feldman, Zev (2016).
3784:Feldman, Zev (2016).
3759:Feldman, Zev (2016).
3731:Feldman, Zev (2016).
3706:Feldman, Zev (2016).
3681:Feldman, Zev (2016).
3531:Feldman, Zev (2016).
3466:Slobin, Mark (2000).
3438:Feldman, Zev (2016).
3381:10.1353/sho.2022.0026
3363:Feldman, Zev (2022).
3269:Slobin, Mark (2000).
3129:Feldman, Zev (2016).
3023:Feldman, Zev (2016).
2973:Feldman, Zev (2016).
2948:Slobin, Mark (2000).
2827:List of klezmer bands
2777:Mendele Mocher Sforim
2700:A Tickle in the Heart
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2109:Abraham Zevi Idelsohn
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885:Historical repertoire
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16:Style of Jewish music
6736:Cape Breton fiddling
5890:Stowe, D.W. (2004).
5627:Rogovoy, S. (2000).
5382:Rubin, Joel (2020).
4558:Rubin, Joel (2020).
3851:Rubin, Ruth (1973).
2837:Secular Jewish music
2763:The "Socalled" Movie
2748:(2007), directed by
2724:(2002), directed by
2682:(1994), directed by
2674:Fiddlers on the Hoof
2661:(1980), directed by
2652:(1973), directed by
2641:(1971), directed by
2630:(1936), directed by
1908:Mogen Ovos mode in C
1715:Middle Eastern music
1619:Middle Eastern music
1204:Non-dance repertoire
687:Jewish Klezmer Music
658:did not use it, but
651:("Cheerful music").
550:, and other styles.
304:Israeli folk dancing
7827:Jewish music genres
7301:Starogradska muzika
7267:Starogradska muzika
7206:Starogradska muzika
7194:Starogradska muzika
7177:Starogradska muzika
5855:Library of Congress
5143:Library of Congress
5088:Library of Congress
3557:The Fiddle Handbook
2739:(2003) directed by
2638:Fiddler on the Roof
2594:Issachar Ber Ryback
2539:Dmitri Shostakovich
2250:Library of Congress
1572:, sometimes called
1235:is a related genre.
1051:(from the Romanian
589:musical instruments
391:Passover (Haggadah)
246:Mainstream and jazz
128:Typical instruments
7586:Middle Eastern and
6226:Medieval folk rock
5484:stevengreenman.com
4081:Horowitz, Joshua.
2746:Klezmer in Germany
2586:
2545:masterpieces, the
2485:, in the north of
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2361:Shloimke Beckerman
2319:Joseph Cherniavsky
2265:Shloimke Beckerman
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2183:Kingdom of Romania
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2126:Pale of Settlement
2063:", Alter Goyzman "
2059:", Yosef Drucker "
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1291:especially in the
685:and Zev Feldman's
587:, meaning "
329:Music for holidays
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6263:New Weird America
5926:. Di Naye Kapelye
5845:Klezmer Institute
5698:978-1-939382-07-8
5640:978-1-56512-863-7
5480:"Steven Greenman"
5044:978-1-4399-0903-4
5019:978-0-520-22717-0
4834:YIVO Encyclopedia
3163:YIVO Encyclopedia
3054:YIVO Encyclopedia
2504:Leonard Bernstein
2423:, the violinists
2353:Naftule Brandwein
2284:Naftule Brandwein
2273:Israel J. Hochman
2130:Moisei Beregovsky
1677:Moisei Beregovsky
1509:brass instruments
1420:Naftule Brandwein
881:, holding onto).
675:East Side Wedding
660:Moisei Beregovsky
564:, as used in the
535:and Ray Musiker.
529:Naftule Brandwein
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281:Jerusalem of Gold
152:Menorah(מְנוֹרָה)
142:
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121:Ashkenazic Jewish
63:Stylistic origins
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7791:History of music
7759:Progressive rock
6930:Solomon Islander
6888:White Australian
6535:African-American
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6384:Indigenous North
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6272:Progressive folk
6253:Psychedelic folk
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5867:KlezmerGuide.com
5839:Yiddish New York
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5735:on 4 April 2009.
5731:. Archived from
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5689:Klezmer Concerto
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819:string harmonics
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693:Musical elements
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586:
566:Yiddish language
563:
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321:Yemenite dancing
258:Jewish art music
144:
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117:Cultural origins
40:
28:
27:
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7846:
7837:Yiddish culture
7817:Dance in Israel
7802:
7801:
7800:
7795:
7686:
7676:
7655:Anatolian blues
7587:
7580:
7323:Anatolian blues
7126:
7054:Kamrupi Lokgeet
6949:
6905:Easter Islander
6869:
6834:
6744:
6657:Canadian fiddle
6639:
6574:
6529:
6473:
6385:
6378:
6360:Tierra Caliente
6330:Central America
6312:
6301:
6216:Industrial folk
6089:
6026:Christmas carol
5989:
5983:
5974:
5970:
5967:
5929:
5927:
5908:
5906:
5904:
5884:Wayback Machine
5873:Klezmer Podcast
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5808:
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4045:"KLEZMER MUSIC"
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2859:
2850:
2845:
2823:
2809:Avram Goldfaden
2781:Sholem Aleichem
2773:
2622:
2610:Sholem Aleichem
2578:
2516:George Gershwin
2500:
2495:
2493:Popular culture
2441:Brave Old World
2429:Elie Rosenblatt
2379:, Zev Feldman,
2369:
2367:Klezmer revival
2348:
2259:(Abe Elenkrig,
2228:Emerson Records
2220:First World War
2207:
2191:Lower East Side
2187:Austria-Hungary
2178:
2173:
2151:
2122:Susman Kiselgof
2101:
2077:Yiddish Theatre
2065:Alter Chudnover
2037:
2021:Hasidic Judaism
1992:
1969:
1964:
1959:
1892:with a flatted
1885:Adoyshem Molokh
1862:Ukrainian music
1730:
1688:synagogue modes
1635:Klezmer revival
1627:Cantorial music
1591:
1586:
1501:Hungarian bands
1485:
1473:
1468:
1467:
1466:
1465:
1464:
1409:
1404:
1403:
1402:
1401:
1400:
1384:Jewish weddings
1348:
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904:
903:
902:
901:
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896:
887:
864:klezmer revival
854:on the violin.
847:Di Naye Kapelye
723:Yiddish theatre
700:
695:
679:Streets of Gold
556:
471:
425:L'Shana Haba'ah
165:
112:
88:Ukrainian music
50:
24:
17:
12:
11:
5:
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7754:Outlaw country
7751:
7750:
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7726:
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7716:
7711:
7706:
7701:
7699:Acoustic music
7696:
7690:
7688:
7682:
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7678:
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7660:Anatolian rock
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6840:South American
6836:
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6808:
6806:Chutney parang
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6231:Medieval metal
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6168:Medieval metal
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5877:Radiant Others
5870:
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5819:External links
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5806:
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5679:
5668:on 6 June 2014
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4303:(3): 208–233.
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4195:
4178:Musica Judaica
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3666:(in Yiddish).
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3424:978-0810862456
3423:
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3375:(2): 143–166.
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3310:
3286:
3279:
3261:
3254:
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3201:
3194:
3176:
3157:Feldman, Zev.
3146:
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3048:Feldman, Zev.
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2800:Daniel Deronda
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2697:
2695:Charlotte Link
2690:Beyond Silence
2686:
2677:
2671:
2665:
2656:
2645:
2643:Norman Jewison
2634:
2627:Yidl Mitn Fidl
2621:
2618:
2602:Chaim Goldberg
2577:
2574:
2570:David Krakauer
2562:Ofer Ben-Amots
2499:
2496:
2494:
2491:
2449:The Klezmatics
2437:Pete Rushefsky
2425:Alicia Svigals
2393:Henry Sapoznik
2368:
2365:
2347:
2344:
2269:Joseph Frankel
2257:Russian Empire
2245:Fon der Choope
2224:Edison Records
2206:
2203:
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2105:Russian Empire
2100:
2097:
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1968:
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1890:synagogue mode
1866:
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1772:resembles the
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1599:Ottoman Empire
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1439:(be healthy),
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1338:was always in
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649:Freilech music
593:Ashkenazi Jews
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496:Ashkenazi Jews
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420:Echad Mi Yodea
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83:Moldovan music
80:
78:Romanian music
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21:Klezmer (film)
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7822:Hasidic music
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7042:Manila sound
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6499:Folk revival
6355:Son huasteco
6192:Celtic metal
6163:Celtic metal
6138:Folk baroque
6116:Country folk
6070:Sea shanties
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7737:Roud number
7732:Collections
7724:Instruments
7606:Azerbaijani
7382:Celtic rock
7377:Celtic punk
7252:Montenegrin
6963:Bangladeshi
6915:Marshallese
6610:Country pop
6501:(1950s–60s)
6487:Appalachian
6350:Son jarocho
6287:Tamang Selo
6206:Folktronica
6197:Celtic punk
6187:Celtic rock
6180:Celtic punk
6043:Dance music
5418:(1): 49–79.
5093:13 February
5068:12 February
4658:(1): 36–55.
3561:Example 4.9
2869:27 December
2786:Pan Tadeusz
2663:Uri Barbash
2654:Gérard Oury
2532:Ziggy Elman
2514:had been).
2445:Hot Pstromi
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2357:Dave Tarras
2261:Dave Tarras
2152: 1925
2134:Sofia Magid
2085:Jacob Gegna
2053:Bessarabian
1993: [
1796:Maqam Hijaz
1786:Hava Nagila
1743:pentachords
1728:Description
1518:C clarinets
1416:Dave Tarras
1323:Gas-nigunim
1219:shepherd's
823:pedal notes
813:(a kind of
795:grace notes
656:Ivan Lipaev
582:k'lei zemer
572:etymology:
525:Dave Tarras
398:Ma Nishtana
360:Oh Chanukah
108:Greek music
55:Other names
45:Native name
7806:Categories
7719:Folk dance
7714:Folk clubs
7704:Filk music
7670:Tsifteteli
7517:Portuguese
7492:Lithuanian
7352:Belarusian
7343:Tsifteteli
7306:Turbo-folk
7257:Macedonian
7228:Tsifteteli
7172:Sevdalinka
7115:Vietnamese
7071:Indonesian
6883:Australian
6858:Venezuelan
6772:Kontradans
6705:by region
6662:Indigenous
6625:Rockabilly
6620:Honky-tonk
6593:Roots rock
6570:Spirituals
6510:New Mexico
6372:Panamanian
6313:traditions
6258:Freak folk
6211:Indie folk
6158:Folk metal
6133:Filk music
6038:Children's
5988:Types and
5930:9 November
5909:9 November
5831:KlezKanada
5807:0844407453
5533:19 January
5489:19 January
5175:0844407453
4966:0844407453
4916:0253347262
4795:0253347262
4051:19 January
4047:. users.ch
3862:0070541949
3491:Yale Strom
3307:(1): 5–12.
3217:(3): 2–7.
3195:0824601246
2906:081227833X
2843:References
2684:Yale Strom
2528:Artie Shaw
2413:Joel Rubin
2383:, and the
2315:vaudeville
2234:, and the
2114:Joel Engel
2089:H. Steiner
1948:. It is a
1939:Mogen Ovos
1936:resembles
1933:Yishtabakh
1915:Mogen Ovos
1898:Mixolydian
1713:and other
1615:microtonal
1566:frame drum
1562:snare drum
1558:wood block
1526:contrabass
1454:Dobranotsh
1436:Zay gezunt
1189:(Romanian
920:(circle),
856:Yale Strom
815:bent notes
807:glissandos
499:including
439:Bar Yochai
432:Lag BaOmer
415:Chad Gadya
379:Mi Y'malel
372:Al Hanisim
164:Jewish and
7784:Worldbeat
7709:Festivals
7665:Arabesque
7559:Ukrainian
7539:Slovenian
7502:Norwegian
7465:Icelandic
7460:Hungarian
7333:Arabesque
7313:Slovenian
7184:Bulgarian
7110:Pakistani
7100:Mongolian
6990:Cantonese
6975:Bhutanese
6848:Brazilian
6754:Caribbean
6714:Québécois
6600:Bluegrass
6588:Americana
6553:Dixieland
6404:Blackfeet
6311:Regional
6292:Vallenato
6248:Nerd-folk
6175:Folk punk
6153:Folk rock
6143:Folk jazz
6111:Bluegrass
6106:Anti-folk
6085:Work song
6080:War songs
6053:Love song
5990:subgenres
4603:cite book
4325:148956696
4317:0141-1896
3397:253206627
3389:1534-5165
3231:150270104
3113:: 118–43.
2614:Stempenyu
2457:John Zorn
2118:Berdyansk
2061:Stempenyu
1848:intervals
1798:found in
1735:octatonic
1578:bass drum
1522:trombones
1396:Terkisher
1373:Freylekhs
1329:Tsum tish
1255:, called
1240:Tish-nign
1226:Freylekhs
1107:Freylekhs
1081:Kolomeike
860:dreydlekh
836:dreydlekh
732:variation
689:in 1979.
664:Ukrainian
558:The term
554:Etymology
511:) music,
355:Blessings
251:Classical
234:Sephardic
173:Religious
133:accordion
7687:articles
7685:Related
7611:Egyptian
7601:Assyrian
7596:Armenian
7527:Scottish
7480:Hornpipe
7440:Estonian
7423:Hornpipe
7396:Moravian
7279:Romanian
7223:Rebetiko
7201:Croatian
7155:Albanian
7145:Austrian
7132:European
7105:Nepalese
7076:Japanese
7037:Kundiman
7027:Filipino
7010:Pak-kóan
7005:Lâm-kóan
6968:Bhawaiya
6945:Tuvaluan
6935:Tahitian
6875:Oceanian
6779:Jamaican
6731:Maritime
6724:Néo-trad
6709:Prairies
6649:Canadian
6515:Red Dirt
6505:Hawaiian
6492:Old-time
6479:American
6454:Seminole
6424:Iroquois
6394:Canadian
6386:American
6238:Muiñeira
6148:Folk-pop
6031:Koliadka
5880:Archived
5612:24 April
5583:cite web
5573:24 April
4482:: 41–47.
4190:23687593
3584:, 2012,
3559:, 2009,
3075:: 49–55.
2821:See also
2817:(1908).
2557:(1960).
2498:In music
2468:Moldavia
2417:Budowitz
2397:KlezKamp
2331:Galician
2323:Cossacks
2057:Pedotser
1945:Freygish
1858:Romanian
1843:Freygish
1791:Ma yofus
1759:Freygish
1709:used in
1700:Freygish
1654:shteyger
1505:cimbalom
1448:Dobriden
1442:Gas-nign
1428:Hasapiko
1388:fantasia
1368:roulades
1335:Gas-nign
1248:Moralish
1217:Romanian
1141:padespan
1102:Skotshne
935:khorovod
878:tsuhaltn
872:צוהאַלטן
827:mordents
740:khazones
704:cadences
644:metonymy
636:muzikant
568:, has a
521:big band
509:Romanian
491:כּלי־זמר
347:Hanukkah
276:Hatikvah
211:Baqashot
206:Pizmonim
137:cimbalom
7812:Klezmer
7650:Turkish
7633:Klezmer
7628:Israeli
7623:Iranian
7616:Fantezi
7564:Cossack
7549:Swedish
7544:Spanish
7522:Russian
7497:Maltese
7487:Latvian
7445:Finnish
7418:English
7338:Fantezi
7318:Turkish
7291:Serbian
7262:Čalgija
7245:Tallava
7240:Kosovan
7235:Italian
7160:Tallava
7120:Quan họ
7032:Bodabil
7015:Teochew
7000:Jingnan
6985:Chinese
6853:Chilean
6801:Chutney
6767:Haitian
6580:Country
6565:Ragtime
6525:Western
6399:Arapaho
6340:Corrido
6335:Mexican
6282:Skiffle
6243:Neofolk
6121:Dangdut
6094:Fusions
6004:Ballads
5149:19 June
4379:24 June
4271:16 June
4154:27 June
4095:26 June
3301:Judaism
3169:20 June
3069:Judaism
3056:. YIVO.
2814:Ben Ami
2811:titled
2620:In film
2543:chamber
2472:lăutari
2435:player
2327:Hasidim
2292:Romania
2280:Galicia
2195:Simchas
2164:Siberia
2051:and of
1983:, many
1973:Levites
1957:History
1894:seventh
1788:" and "
1711:Ottoman
1639:Yiddish
1631:Baroque
1574:baraban
1534:Belarus
1530:Galicia
1514:cornets
1489:Badchen
1424:Ottoman
1380:Fantazi
1293:Hasidic
1257:Devekut
1232:Volekhl
1147:Mazurka
1137:Waltzes
1007:Hasidic
996:Khosidl
929:Karahod
840:vibrato
803:glitshn
774:kneytsh
762:Krekhts
751:Hasidic
746:davenen
716:Hasidic
630:muziker
624:klezmer
603:Bohemia
598:klezmer
561:klezmer
501:Ottoman
486:קלעזמער
482:Yiddish
478:Klezmer
408:Adir Hu
338:Shabbat
239:Mizrahi
229:Klezmer
220:Secular
194:Zemirot
49:קלעזמער
31:Klezmer
7532:Gaelic
7507:Polish
7455:German
7450:French
7408:Danish
7362:Celtic
7357:Breton
7284:Manele
7274:Romani
7189:Chalga
7150:Balkan
7140:Alpine
7088:Korean
7081:Min'yō
7064:Sanedo
7059:Rasiya
7049:Indian
6940:Tongan
6925:Samoan
6823:Parang
6796:Cariso
6699:French
6694:Celtic
6520:Tejano
6449:Pueblo
6444:Navajo
6021:Carols
6014:Murder
5900:
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