Klezmer : music, history and memory /
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New York, NY :
Oxford University Press,
[2016]
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Table of Contents:
- Part 1. The klezmer profession: social and artistic function. The music of the klezmer within East Ashkenazic music
- What's in a name?: the word klezmer and Jewish professional musicians
- The klezmer ensemble
- The role of Russia in the study of klezmer music
- The Jewish wedding and its musical repertoire
- East European Jewish dance
- Part 2. Genre and style in klezmer music. The genres and repertoires of klezmer music
- Moralishe niggunim: the musical genres of the wedding
- Rhythmic melody among the Ashkenazim: nign and zmires
- Old European components in the core repertoire
- The sher: history and choreography
- North and South in lezmer music: Northern redl and Southern freylekhs
- Skotshne and freylekhs
- The khosidl at the interface of mystical and secular expression
- The bulgar: a transnational klezmer dance genre
- Postlude: a lezmer legacy
- Appendix 1: Overview of modal usage in klezmer music.