KLEZMER MUSIC - Yiddisch Mazurka - The Brides Waltz - violone accordion music Akkordeonmusik скачать в хорошем качестве

KLEZMER MUSIC - Yiddisch Mazurka - The Brides Waltz - violone accordion music Akkordeonmusik

Nick Pouls and Jo Brunenberg playing violone and accordion for this recording of “Yiddisch Mazurka” (The Brides Waltz), arranged by Jorind Josemans. A famous version of this song was recorded Giora Feidman on clarinet:    • Giora Feidman - Yiddisch Mazurka   Giora Feidman (born March 26, 1936) is an Argentine-born Israeli clarinetist who specializes in klezmer music. Klezmer music originated in the 'shtetl' (villages) and the Jewish ghettos of Eastern Europe, where itinerant Jewish troubadours, known as 'klezmorim', performed at joyful events ('simkhes'), particularly weddings, since the early middle age till the nazi and Stalinian prosecutions. It was inspired by secular melodies, popular dances, 'khazones' (khazanut, Jewish liturgy) as well as by the 'nigunim', the simple and often wordless melodies, intended by the 'Hasidim' (orthodox Jews) for approaching God in a kind of ecstatic communion. In (mutual) contact with Slavonic, Greek, Ottoman (Turkish), Gypsy and later American jazz musicians, using typical scales, tempo and rhythm changes, slight dissonance and a touch of improvisation, the 'klezmorim' acquired the ability to evoke all kinds of emotions, through a very diversified music. With its artistic copiousness and its distinctive sound, Klezmer music is unique, easily recognizable and widely appreciated, both by 'ethnic insiders' and by larger audiences, all around the world. Klezmer music is also an invitation to dance and goes nowadays through a real revival. Since the sixteenth century, lyrics have been added to the Klezmer music, due to the 'badkhn' (the wedding master of ceremony), to the 'Purimshpil' (the play of Esther at the Purim celebration), and to the Yiddish theater. Klezmer music and Yiddish songs include nowadays a huge repertoire in which the whole gamut of human emotions can be expressed, from joy to despair, from devotion to revolt and from meditation to drunkenness, without forgetting Jewish humor and... love! The famous classical violinist Itzhak Perlman also became famous because of his fabulous klezmer interpretations. THE ACCORDEON / ACCORDION CHANNEL Vignoni accordion and Violone - Solo Accordion music - accordeonmuziek - Accordeon en contrabas - Instrumental - Musica Judia - бая́н - muzyka akordeon - Klassiek - Classic - Akkordeon Klezmermusik - la musique klezmer - מוסיקה כליזמר - acordió - أكورديون - harmonikka - harmonika zene - ακορντεόν - ધમણવાળું વાદ્ય - cairdín - harmónikku - 아코디언 - akordeonas - akordeon müzikleri - Acordeones - akordeonowe - tocando el acordeon - хармоника - 手風琴演奏 - アコーディオン - ակորդեոն - клезмер музыка аккордеон Akkordeon Musik - Accordion Song - Akkordeonmusik - acordeón música - fisarmonica - fizarmonikë - música acordeão - harmonika - Bayan - akordeony - akordeonie - dragspelsmusik - dragspel - trekkspillmusikk - trekkspill - haitarimusiikkia - Accordeonist Accordionist - acordeonista - ACORDEONEROS - аккордеонист - Nederland - Limburg