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Joy of Klez. Flute. Piano. Violin. Maxwell Street Klezmer Band. Flute sheet music. Piano sheet music. Violin sheet music. Intermediate.

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Joy of Klez. Flute. Plan. Violin. Maxwell Street Klezmer Band. Flute sheet music. Piano sheet music. Violin sheet music. Intermediate.

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Joy of Klez. Flute. Piano. Violin. From the Repertoire of the Maxwell Street Klezmer Band - Piano. Flute. Violin. By Maxwell Street Klezmer Band. For Flute, Piano, Violin. Tara Books. Klezmer, Jewish and Middle East. Difficulty. medium-difficult. Performance parts book. Standard notation, chord names and discography. 31 pages. Tara Publications #KZMSK31B. Published by Tara Publications. HL.330928. ISBN 1928918492. With standard notation, chord names and discography. Klezmer, Jewish and Middle East. 8.5x11 inches. These arrangements are based on recordings from between 1910 and 1940 of Eastern European immigrant musicians who played traditional Jewish dance music for weddings and other celebrations. Many of these pieces were transcribed to help teach Klezmer styling to participants of the biennial Midwest Klezmer Workshop. The arrangements have been prepared to accommodate different ensemble instrumentation, with many parts partially or completely doubling each other. Zol Zayn Gelebt. Serba. Russian Sher. Lebedik Un Freilech. Odessa Bulgar. Freilechs Fun Der Chupeh. Mazel Tov, Mechutonim. Kolomeike. The Matzorena. Freitog Noch'n Tzimis.

Translation

Joy of Klez. Flute. Plan. Violin. From the Repertoire of the Maxwell Street Klezmer Band - Piano. Flute. Violin. By Maxwell Street Klezmer Band. For Flute, Piano, Violin. Tara Books. Klezmer, Jewish and Middle East. Difficulty. medium-difficult. Performance parts book. Standard notation, chord names and discography. 31 pages. Тара Публикации. HL.330928. ISBN 1928918492. With standard notation, chord names and discography. Klezmer, Jewish and Middle East. 8.5x11 inches. These arrangements are based on recordings from between 1910 and 1940 of Eastern European immigrant musicians who played traditional Jewish dance music for weddings and other celebrations. Many of these pieces were transcribed to help teach Klezmer styling to participants of the biennial Midwest Klezmer Workshop. The arrangements have been prepared to accommodate different ensemble instrumentation, with many parts partially or completely doubling each other. Zol Zayn Gelebt. Serba. Russian Sher. Lebedik Un free Lech. Odessa Bulgar. Free Lech Fun The Chupeh. Mazel Tov, Mechutonim. Kolomeike. The Matzorena. Freitog Noch'n Tzimis.