Folk Music

methodistgirl

New member
That's a nice polka. The folk music here sounds almost celtic
with our bluegrass. I'm Irish and I like bluegrass from Kentucky.
judy tooley
 

JHC

Chief assistant to the assistant chief
It's late at night for me and I was just going to switch the PC off when I remembered a video from utube that I d/l, it may interest you, it is of Itzac Perlman, one of the finest Violinists in the world joining in some Klezmer music, it gets better as the video progresses, I have a great CD called "Live in the fiddlers house" with all the famous Klezmer groups for anyone that likes music with a earthy beat it is a must.This is the vid http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkmFgQ9fM94 :cool:
 

GoneBaroque

New member
That was great CD. It reminds me that I have a couple of recordings called "A New Kind Of Blues" of Perlman playing with Andre Previn and one with Perlman with Oscar Peterson. We are in the wrong thread but Previn is one of my Jazz favorites.
 

JHC

Chief assistant to the assistant chief
You don't hear much of Pearlman now, he was great with Pinky Zukerman and Danny Barenboim what a trio.
 

teddy

Duckmeister
That was great CD. It reminds me that I have a couple of recordings called "A New Kind Of Blues" of Perlman playing with Andre Previn and one with Perlman with Oscar Peterson. We are in the wrong thread but Previn is one of my Jazz favorites.

Any chance of a clip. Love to hear it

teddy
 

southernparks

New member
many songs from early 20th century till the late 60s, which might be considered as Israeli folk, have the melody of east european folk songs (mostly Russian and Romanian, where most of the first immigrants came from).

I personally like the songs with the greek melody, such as this one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28o0jW3hbnk

she sings about Jaffa :)
 
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