Articles related to "Klezmer Music"
Geoff Berner Plays Montreal
Accordion virtuoso Geoff Berner plays a rousing set of modernized, socially-conscious klezmer music to an appreciative Montreal audience.
geoff berner • concert • concert review • accordion • klezmer
Accordion virtuoso Geoff Berner plays a rousing set of modernized, socially-conscious klezmer music to an appreciative Montreal audience.
geoff berner • concert • concert review • accordion • klezmer
Geoff Berner: Album Review
4/5: Accordion virtuoso Geoff Berner returns with The Wedding Dance of the Widow Bride, an inspired and passionate blend of klezmer music and holy matrimony.
geoff berner • the wedding dance of the widow bride • klezmer • klezmer music • album review
4/5: Accordion virtuoso Geoff Berner returns with The Wedding Dance of the Widow Bride, an inspired and passionate blend of klezmer music and holy matrimony.
geoff berner • the wedding dance of the widow bride • klezmer • klezmer music • album review
A Life of Django Reinhardt
Django Reinhardt changed the very philosophy of the jazz guitar, turning it into a major solo instrument. This is a life of the man.
django reinhardt andstephane grappelly • jazz guitar • world war two • 1930s • duke ellington and django reainhardt
Django Reinhardt changed the very philosophy of the jazz guitar, turning it into a major solo instrument. This is a life of the man.
django reinhardt andstephane grappelly • jazz guitar • world war two • 1930s • duke ellington and django reainhardt
Ruff Stuff Part 2 of 2
This interview with blues historian and Catfish Records owner Tary Owens is a continuation from Ruff Stuff Part One: D.J.: What is the advantage of having "field recordings" of these bluesmen on the album, Ruff Stuff? T.O.: Field recordings are special in regard to the fact that the artists are recorded in their own element. D.J.: Have you had the chance to write any books on your blues experiences or relationships, or do you recommend any books that you found particularly helpful . . .
blues • historian • tary owens • ruff stuff • field recordings
This interview with blues historian and Catfish Records owner Tary Owens is a continuation from Ruff Stuff Part One: D.J.: What is the advantage of having "field recordings" of these bluesmen on the album, Ruff Stuff? T.O.: Field recordings are special in regard to the fact that the artists are recorded in their own element. D.J.: Have you had the chance to write any books on your blues experiences or relationships, or do you recommend any books that you found particularly helpful . . .
blues • historian • tary owens • ruff stuff • field recordings
Is Yiddish a Dead Language?
In the 1890s, Jews fled Russian areas of Eastern Europe, settling in New York's East Side. They spoke Yiddish, a vibrant language which they fought to keep alive.
is yiddish dead language • brooklyn new york • new york's east side • yiddish theatre • jewish daily forward
In the 1890s, Jews fled Russian areas of Eastern Europe, settling in New York's East Side. They spoke Yiddish, a vibrant language which they fought to keep alive.
is yiddish dead language • brooklyn new york • new york's east side • yiddish theatre • jewish daily forward
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