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"Furioso", "Forza" and "Triste", with subtle ethnic touches like the klezmer flavour to the clarinet in "Fuoco" balanced by the occasional use of electronic keyboard tones.— The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed
When Italians fell for klezmer, Francesco Spagnolo tuned them in to the forgotten sounds of their own people.— Tablet Magazine
And on the other end of this ever widening spectrum, there's the iconoclastic collective, Jewdas (jewdas. org), which puts on events in squats that mix radical Jewish learning and wild klezmer-DJing, and whose website viciously lampoons the Jewish great and good.
This is particularly the case in music, and especially in klezmer - a musical tradition that was developed by Jewish communities in eastern and southeastern Europe that's been integrated into more mainstream music much more over the last several years.— CHARTattack:News Feed
Berner spent a great deal of time studying klezmer, but the songs on— CHARTattack:News Feed

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