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Klezmer Shpil Orchestra and Vira Lozinsky (Israel)

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The Klezmer Shpil Orchestra by Berl Portnoy (Israel)
Berl Portnoy -Violin, Yakov Zilberman-Clarinet, Igor Okun -Trombone ,Konstantin Eidelkind,Sergei Narinsky -Double Bass ,Samuel Fanuk -Piano, Oleg Sosnov -Drums.
klezmershpil@gmail.com

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  • Thanks to God, don't forget him!

  • Thank you !

  • Good Yiddish singer!

  • Thank you !

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  • Yiddish sounds like an old-fashion German. It is originated in German with some Hebrew words in it, which come from the Yiddish very developed slang and life and some original slang words.

    Yiddish lived for hundreds of years, more or less until the Nazis ruined it, so it developed a lot of fascinating culture.

    Today it's still alive, but only within ultra-orthodox Jewish groups.

  • jewish music is so nice

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  • @tierecke Both modern German and modern Yiddish originated from a variety of medieval dialects in Germany. Yiddish has a strong south German element (Bavarian) and some Rheinisch. Hebrew was always an element, so were Romance languages like Provencal, Slavic languages (Polish, Ukrainian,Czech) played a huge riole in shaping and reshaping Yiddish grammar and vocabulary, taking it very far from its Germanic origin. By the way, Yiddish lives and very well outside the ultra-Orthodox community too.

  • good klezmer band

  • Yiddish kind of sounds German. Is Yiddish German in origion.

  • The style and structure of klezmer as we know it today is thought to have come largely from 19th century Bessarabia (Romania), where the bulk of today's traditional repertoire was written. It is based on hora, sirba, doina, all of them of Romanian origin.

    For more detail see Wikipedia Klezmer.

  • Loved it, thanks a lot.

    Must have been difficult back than to say to your mamme that you are in love :)

  • ?איזה יופי! איפה אתם מופיעים

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