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Manchester Klezmer Day (and preceding session)<\/h2>\n
2015, September 19th<\/strong>\u00a0(Saturday), 10.00-23.00 \u2013 at\u00a0St Matthew\u2019s Church<\/a>, Stretford, M32 9AJ \u2014\u00a0Manchester Klezmer Day<\/a>\u00a0\u2013 workshops, klezmer keilidh and more with Susie Evans (clarinet), Frances O\u2019Rourke (accordion), Josie Wexler (fiddle) and Judith Plowman (dance)<\/p>\n 2015, September 18th<\/strong>\u00a0(Friday) \u2013 20.00-late \u2013 at\u00a0Mono bar<\/a>, Chorlton \u2014\u00a0Klezmer session as a springboard into the klezmer day on 19th September.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Ilana with a copy of her collection<\/p><\/div>\n Excerpt from\u00a0https:\/\/www.ilanacravitz.com\/post\/klezmer-fiddle-a-how-to-guide\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n Klezmer Fiddle \u2013 a how-to guide<\/strong> Published by Oxford University Press, this book (with CD) is suitable for anyone wanting new tunes, play-along parts, or ways to explore traditional-style playing. The book contains 16 tunes in treble clef with chords above the stave for easy accompaniment. Currently in use by clarinet players, oboists, cellists, as well as viola and bass players, the melodies, accompaniments, and tips on playing have appeal and application well beyond violinists!<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Each academic year, we welcome a new cohort of music students to become the Michael Kahan Kapelye, picking up the baton from the previous cohort \u2013 who we hope will continue playing together and form their own ensemble and perform at the various klezmer at Manchester events we organise each year (such as the annual Gathering for the Klezmorim for Chanukah concert at the Manchester Jewish Museum in December).<\/p>\n Writing now, the new cohort of klezmorim wait in the wings, ready to start their klezmer journeys with us in late September. What motivates them to join the ensemble? What are their expectations? How much do they already know about the worlds of klezmer? Have they played before?<\/p>\n Through this post, we invite them to share their thoughts (via a comment\/response to this post) at the start of their MKK experience \u2026..<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Chekhov\u2019s Band \u2013 Eastern European Klezmer Music from the EMI Archives,1908-1913<\/strong><\/p>\n [Renair Records, London: REN0129]<\/p>\n New CD of Early c20th European Recordings<\/p><\/div>\n I went to a fascinating launch event last week (see\u00a0link to JMI<\/a>) of archive recordings of Jewish (including klezmer) music recorded in Europe (whereas much of the archive recording collections we have were from the USA).<\/p>\n Amongst other things, we listened to Mike Aylward talking about his 20+ years of trying to track down this material \u2026. a story of incredible (ethno)musicological research, and the sleeve\/liner notes\/booklet represent a powerful resource in their own right (even before you actually listen to the 24 recordings).<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n 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\u201cThe best exposition I\u2019ve come across of Eastern European-style Jewish fiddle playing \u2026 Highly recommended.<\/strong>\u201d Pete Cooper, FolkRoots Magazine<\/p>\n\n
New Klezmorim \u2013 the 2015-16 Michael Kahan Kapelye<\/h2>\n
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