… On the song from Abraham Goldfaden 's play 'Shulamith'. … 2 … 3 … Judaism … Judaism … 38782 … 193 …

… business does he have with rowdiness such as a [theatre] play [mishak]? On the other hand, there is another mystery [1]  beyond the simple meaning [2]  of a [theatre] play. That is to say, there is another concept of theatre … that is its content; the same stage serves two purposes, a [play] of comedy and rowdiness, and [a play] whose content is …

… after only a short while to Europe where he produced his plays in London, Paris, and Lemberg theaters. The most successful of Goldfaden’s early plays were satirical pieces with stereotypical characters … education, he arranged the majority of the music for his plays. Goldfaden’s corpus was very eclectic; he drew from a …

… Alpert 1996b, pp. 58-59 .  “Jewish musicians used to play frequently at non-Jewish weddings and festivities where they undoubtedly played Jewish tunes in addition to the Ukrainian … who are not dancing clap their hands. The musicians also play frejlaxs at weddings, sometimes accompanied by …

… mode] of the Vizhnitser Hasidic tradition....[it was played] at small celebrations like the sholem-zokher , an … Leon Schwartz performs a kale bazetsn melody, and plays and sings the freylakhs (the second, faster part of … home for a “goodbye party” and dancing. The klezmorim would play until late at night. Their melodies were known by the …

… On the song from Abraham Goldfaden 's play 'Shulamith'. … 2 … 3 … Judaism … Judaism … 37798 … …

… after the meal, while they parted with the hosts. They played more solemn, large works for more honored guests, and … for the rest. After the performance of such a piece they played a frejlaxs .”  Beregovksi/Slobin 1982, p. 500, n. 71 …  included).  “With a drummer alone you cannot play a ‘dobre-notsh’ [‘good night’]. Bik 1977 , p. 147.   “A …

… … Theater … Yiddish … Goldfaden … Yiddish songs … Poland … Play … Yiddish Theater … Playwright … Abraham Goldfaden … Di Kishefmakerin (The …

… Music from the Play 'Israel's Hope' by Perlmutter & Wohl, featured at …

… a family of Klezmer musicians. As a child, Ray learned to play Klezmer dance music at Jewish weddings. His parents … from Russia, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary. Ray plays saxophone, clarinet and flute. He taught music for 32 …