Vladislav Davidzon travels to Ukraine to meet and write about Arkady Gendler. Read the complete article on Tablet Magazine website. Continue reading

"African Sounds of the Indian Subcontinent". Listen to the program online if you missed the radio show. Continue reading

"His newest album, "Storm Game," is a complex and not easily classifiable record that not only showcases Winograd's impressive chops, but also grapples with fundamental questions about the very nature of contemporary American klezmer." Jake Marmer, Forward. Read More... Also a review on Klezmerlog.de (in German) Continue reading

Arkady Gendler singing his greatest hit in the traditional St Petersburg arrangement... 'Zingt oyf Yidish' in St Petersburg! Link to the video on YouTube... Continue reading

Link to article on Klezmerlog.de website about Arkady Gendler recording Yidishe Lider. Continue reading

A Kholem / Dreaming in Yiddish / A Concert in Tribute to Adrienne Cooper A concert celebrating the life and music of Adrienne Cooper featuring major artists and ensembles from the Yiddish and Klezmer international community. The leading artists of the Yiddish music world come together to celebrate the life,... Continue reading

Michael Winograd, a leading clarinetist in Klezmer music, stretches the boundaries of the timeless Jewish style on his latest recording, Storm Game. During the 13 selections, Winograd explores modern jazz, contemporary classical, European folk music and the avant-garde while staying true to his roots in Klezmer. Storm Game features Winograd... Continue reading

 Turkophony is the latest and most unusual work of the German-born, Turkish-Greek bouzouki player, Orhan Osman. If you subscribe to the hypothesis that personal history is what informs musical style more than training, you could use Orhan as the poster child. Loosely categorized as “ethno-jazz”, Turkophony moves effortlessly between... Continue reading

This is a link to an introduction video for 2011 India Women Food and Climate Change Training. The soundtrack of the video features Deepak Ram's A Night in Lenasia. Visit Women's Earth Alliance website for more information on their projects. Continue reading

The Klezmer Shul, the latest work of Veretski Pass, is a four movement suite that attempts to bridge the gap between the sacred and the secular, not through the use of words, but with purely instrumental music. In the 1000 year history of Ashkenazic culture, research has shown that there... Continue reading

This is a link to the review of "Enchanted: A New Generation of Yiddish Song" by Seth Rogovoy. Continue reading

Sevda was one of the most creative groups in Stockholm during 1970s. Featuring musicians such as Maffy Falay, Okay Temiz and Salih Baysal, this group created a collection of significant recordings. This is an article by W.C. Bamberger at Perfect Sound Forever website. Continue reading

Golden Horn Records is very pleased to announce the upcoming release of the third album by Veretski Pass. The Klezmer Shul, the latest work of Veretski Pass, is a four-movement tone poem that attempts to bridge the gap between the sacred and the secular, not through the use of words... Continue reading

Sarod maestro Rajeev Taranath talks about his multiple interests in this article by Olympia Shilpa Gerald, published on The Hindu on March 31, 2011. Hear Rajeev Taranath's music on his Golden Horn release, "Rasarang". Rasarang's ragas soar above the ordinary, leading you to restoration and contemplation. After nearly a half-century... Continue reading

April 17, 2011 @ 10:30 AM - Stanford University, Campbell Recital Hall. A morning recital of Hindustani music with Deepak Ram (bansuri, i.e., North Indian bamboo flute) and Sujata Ghanekar (voice), featuring raga improvisation and bhajan (devotional song). Additional Event Info Continue reading

Dance, Drink and Mayhem at Moscow's Purim Bacchanale Read more Continue reading

Join Veretski Pass for a 4 day course in Klangwelt Toggenburg, Switzerland April 12-15. In an intimate setting, explore Klezmer Music- Serving the Dance. How do klezmer musicians connect with dancers? In the beautiful Swiss Alps, in a beautifully restored ancient church, spend 4 full days with a small group... Continue reading

Redolent of the tastes, sounds and smells of Jewish cooking, Esn is literally a song feast – with tastings for the audience of both food and Yiddish (and some English) songs. Adrienne Cooper teams with Klezmatics’ Frank London and Lorin Sklamberg in a special Shabbat concert filled with comedy, warm... Continue reading

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The new DVD of the master bansuri player Deepak Ram, “Live in California” with Pandit Anindo Chatterjee on tabla is a long-awaited addition to the musical video world. Those who are new to the bansuri may be drawn to it through an intuition that the instrument is spiritual in nature.... Continue reading

If you think you know what to expect when you hear the words “Yiddish Song,” you’re in for a surprise with the release of Adrienne Cooper’s new CD “Enchanted: A New Generation of Yiddishsong”. With “Enchanted,” Cooper has launched a fantastic exploration of the emotional and textural possibilities that Yiddish... Continue reading