Exploring klezmer fiddle : an introduction to klezmer styles, technique and history /
Haigh, Chris,author,performer.
Includes bibliographical references (page 130), discography (page 130), and web resources (page 207).
CD Track Listing (page 136)
Introduction -- The history of Klezmer -- Emigration -- Ornamentation and technique -- Klezmer modes and scales -- The Klezmer repertoire -- The Southern repertoire -- The Doina -- CD Track listings
"This book covers such things as: the history of Klezmer, ornamentation, playing techniques, modes and scales, Klezmer repertoire, regional and individual styles, extensive discography, bibliography and glossary of Yiddish terms."--back cover.
"All the tunes in the book also appear on the accompanying CD. Some (mostly the MP3 tracks) are solo violin with rhythm fiddle accompaniments. Others are band recordings, with various combinations of instruments. Most of the tunes are played just once, without introduction or outro (although there is a section on how to create these for yourself). A few tracks are longer and more like proper performances."--page 8
Recording credits: Rob Terry, piano ; Stewart Curtis, Clarinet and sax ; Paul Tkachenko, bass and tuba; Ronen Kozokaro, drums ; John Banks, cymbalom; Alan Dunn, accordion and piano (on dual tracks); Chris Haigh, violin. Engineering and mixing by Andy Ramsey.
Fiddling.
Klezmer music.
Violin
Violin
Recorded accompaniments (Violin)
Fiddle tunes
Fiddle tunes
Fiddle tunes.
Fiddling.
Klezmer music.
Recorded accompaniments (Violin)
Violin.
Violin