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Be-makhelet [sic!] am barkhu El (Shir le-hatunah).
… melody (see the comments in the introductory essay to the playlist " Songs of Palestinian Jews from the Collection …
Zoock (Volkstanz) – Zhok (Folk dance)
… of these genres even carry the names of famous klezmer players. And although the musical essence for these pieces were indeed influenced by the klezmers’ playing and lost some of their Moldavian-Rumanian …
Bulbe (Volkslied) – “Potato” (Folksong)
… four dance-tempo songs that correlate to the more advanced playing level. This song may be classified as a …
A Nigun on a soff (chassidisch) – A Tune without Ending
… higher was probably due to instrumental considerations. Playing on a lower position on the instrument’s neck, yet on a higher string, feels more secure for the amateur player and at the same time allows for better resonance. The …
Lied ohne Worte (chassidisch)
… even in the farshlag decorations ( dreidlakh in Yiddish). Played on the violin or cello, the dreidlakh adds a klezmer …
“Die alte Kasche” (Volkslied) – The Old Question (Folksong)
… piece instead of the expected G major tonic chord, an F is played in the bass line creating a sharp dissonance with the …
“Der Rebe geht schon tanzen” (chassidisch) – The Rabbi is about to Dance (Hasidic)
… the melodic instrument moves mostly in steps, allowing the player to get the freygish mode “under her fingers.” … …
“Unter dem kinds Wiegele” – Beneath the Baby’s Cradle
… and transparent it seems approachable for the amateur player as well as for the listener. Yet, a dimension of … 3). From a pedagogic viewpoint, this allows amateur string players to experiment with different kinds of bow … (French) or portato (Italian) – slightly detached notes played in the same bow direction. [2] Engel to Stutschewsky, …
23. Muyimpāya Tampirānṯĕ (When Moses Received knowledge)
… This Kerala "play song" for Shavuot is about Mutaliyār Moses receiving …
64. El mancebo seboso + La fea y el viejo (La novia exigente) + Las camas altas (Sida Musafija)
… note 87). Surprisingly, the recording ends with the violin playing the first part of the Zionist song Hatikvah (see …