Klezmer fiddle: a how-to guide

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Klezmer fiddle is a collection of 16 tunes, complete with CD and guidance on style and interpretation, gives you all the tools you need to begin exploring klezmer music – the repertoire of Jewish folk musicians originating in eastern Europe. Each tune is presented with helpful notes on tonality, phrasing and bowing, and ornamentation, which will immerse you in the style and help you to develop skills that can be applied throughout the book.

The CD includes newly recorded (

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Klezmer fiddle is a collection of 16 tunes, complete with CD and guidance on style and interpretation, gives you all the tools you need to begin exploring klezmer music – the repertoire of Jewish folk musicians originating in eastern Europe. Each tune is presented with helpful notes on tonality, phrasing and bowing, and ornamentation, which will immerse you in the style and help you to develop skills that can be applied throughout the book.

The CD includes newly recorded (and selected historical) performances of each tune, together with a complete set of backings. Alternatively, accompanying instruments can play along using the chords above the melody line, or use the sekund and bass parts provided in two pull-out booklets. Whether you have some knowledge of the repertoire’s distinctive sound and feel or none at all, Klezmer Fiddle is the perfect way to build up a body of fantastic tunes for any occasion.

  • Includes a CD with performances and backings
  • Each tune presented with workshop notes on style and interpretation
  • Develops a body of skills that can be applied throughout the book
  • Accompanying instruments can play along using the chords above the melody line or the sekund and bass parts provided in two pull-out booklets

Klezmer fiddle contents:

  • Freylekhs
  • Nign
  • Khosidl
  • Freylekhs nokh der khupe (Dance from the wedding canopy)
  • Mekhutonim tsum tish (Playing the in-laws to the table)
  • Zhok
  • Khosn kale mazltov (Congratulations to the bridegroom and bride)
  • Zay gezunt (Farewell)
  • Sirba
  • Shver un shviger tants (Dance for the mother- and father-in-law)
  • Sher
  • Skotshne
  • Terkisher
  • Bulgar
  • Gas-nign (Street tune)
  • Doyne

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