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| 1. |  | Fidl: Klezmer Violin from Trad. Crossroads Price: $18.98 Customer Review:  In the hands of Alicia Svigals: the violin sings, weeps, laughs, cries, and otherwise mimics the human voice ... Alicia has shown the klezmer fiddle to be of equal value to the clarinet in this genre. The Jewish tunes are haunting, lively, energetic and beautiful! She has mastered her instrument... |
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| 2. |  | Tanz! With Dave Tarras and the Musiker Brothers by Dave Tarras Customer Review: After reading the readers' reviews of this record, I expected something more swinging (like Benny Goodman plays Klezmer). Instead, the rhythms are very European-traditional sounding. That's not a bad thing; I love this album too. Dave Tarras' clarinet playing is impeccable and Sam Musiker's... |
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| 3. |  | Yiddish-American Klezmer Music 1925-1956 by Dave Tarras Price: $17.98 Customer Review: Dave Tarras was one of the pioneers of American klezmer music and an inspirer of the contemporary klezmer revival bands. Listen and enjoy these original recordings of this clarinet genius. |
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| 4. | [no image] | Master of Klezmer Music, Vol. 1: 1929-1949 by Dave Tarras Customer Review: Naftule Brandwein may have been the "King of Klezmer," but Dave Tarras (1897 to 1989) was his musical equal, minus the bad behavior. A Klezmer clarinetist of legendary talent, Tarras was born in the Ukrainian shtetl of Ternovka, and schooled in classical music by his Jewish family, which had... |
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| 5. | [no image] | Master of Klezmer Music Vol 2 from Global Village Music | |
| 6. | [no image] | Yiddish-American Klezmer Music by Dave Tarras Customer Review: Dave Tarras was one of the pioneers of American klezmer music and an inspirer of the contemporary klezmer revival bands. Listen and enjoy these original recordings of this clarinet genius. |
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| 7. | [no image] | Master of Klezmer Music, Vol. 1: 1929-1949 by Dave Tarras Customer Review: Naftule Brandwein may have been the "King of Klezmer," but Dave Tarras (1897 to 1989) was his musical equal, minus the bad behavior. A Klezmer clarinetist of legendary talent, Tarras was born in the Ukrainian shtetl of Ternovka, and schooled in classical music by his Jewish family, which had... |
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