1. Freylekhs From The Wedding Canopy
2. The Quiet Bulgar
3. Kolomeyka
4. The Grandfather And The Grandmother
5. The Golden Wedding
6. Serba Popilor
7. Bolter Bulgar
8. Mamaliga-Roumanian Dance
9. The Street Melody
10. Cohen Visits The Sesquicentennial
11. Jakie Jazz 'Em Up
12. Sh! The Rabbi Is Dancing
13. The Stack Of Gold
1. A Yidishe Honga (Hebrew Dance)
2. Rusishe Sher (Russian Sher)
3. Rusishe Sher (Russian Sher)
4. Dem Trisker Rebns Nign (The Trisk Rebbe's Tune)
5. Der Nikolayver Bulgar
6. Lebedik un Freylekh (Lively and Happy)
7. Bapolyer Freylekhs (Bapolier Song of Happiness)
8. Freylekhe Mekhutonim (Happy Relatives)
9. Khosn Kale Mazltov (Congratulations, Bride and Groom)
10. Rusishe Kamarinska
Eyropeyishe Kolomeyka (April 1924) Eyropeyishe Kamariska (April 1924) Dem Tsadiks Zemerl (Jan 1928) Russian Dances Part 2 Yismekhu A Galitsianer Tentsl (Dec 1923) Tants A Freylekhs (Dec 1923) Tkias Shofar (Dec 1923) Trinkt Briderlekh Lekhaim (Oct 1923) Ot Azoy (Dec 1923) Dem Monistrisher Rebns Khosidl (Sept 1925) Tayere Odesa (Jan 1926) Dovidl Bazetst Di Kale (Jan 1926) Russian Dances Part 1 A Rumeynisher Nign (April 1927) A Bulgar (Sept 1925) Undzer Toyrele (Jan 1928) Rumey
Outline of the article:
Klezmer music
Classification of the Klezmer Genres
Bulgareasca, Bulgarish, Bulgar
The Bulgareasca/ Bulgarish in Eastern Europe
The Bulgarish in America
Conclusion
Notes