Description |
1 audio disc : digital ; 4 3/4 in. |
Physical Medium |
4 3/4 in. |
Description |
digital |
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optical |
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1.4 m/s |
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stereo |
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digital recording |
Note |
Chiefly instrumental music; in part, with vocals. |
Performer |
Abe Schwartz, violin, conductor; with various singers, instrumentalists, and ensembles. |
Event |
Recorded Mar. 1917-July 1935 in New York. |
Note |
Selections previously released. |
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Compact disc. |
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Program notes and detailed personnel ([12] p.) in container. |
Summary |
"Composer, fiddler and bandleader Abe Schwartz (1881-1963) defined the modern American klezmer ensemble. Working in the arena of mid-1920s recording, the young immigrant tuned the still primitive sound of Jewish music to a more sophisticated pitch. If outstanding soloists like Naftule Brandwein and Dave Tarras shared the spotlight of the klezmer revival, it was because Abe Schwartz was the man who gave them their start."--Container. |
Contents |
Russishe shehr (Abe Schwartz's Orchestra) -- Ch'sidishe nigunim = Hasidic melodies (Boibriker Kapelle) -- Die reize nuch Amerika = The trip to America (Abe Schwartz's Orchestra) -- Die greene cousine = The greenhorn girl cousin (Abraham Moskowitz) -- Russian scissors (Oriental Orchestra) -- Dovid'l bazetzt die kalleh = Little David seats the bride (Dave Tarras) -- Gelebt und gelacht = Live and laugh (Phillip Greenberg) -- T'kias "Shofer blosen" = Blowing the ram's horn (Sam Beckerman) -- Hurra! Far unzer held Levine = Hurray! For our hero Levine (Irving Grossman) -- Der shtiller Bulgar = The quiet Bulgar (Jewish Orchestra) -- Roumanian doina (Abe Schwartz & his daughter, Miss Schwartz) -- Zorg nit mama = Don't worry, mama (Abe Schwartz's Orchestra) -- Hora midor de romania = Roumanian hora (unknown orchestra) -- Nit die hagode, nor die kneidlech = Not the haggadah, but the matzo balls (Abraham Moskowitz) -- Frauen liebe = Lady love (Abe Schwartz['s] Orchestra) -- Akdomes un af b'ri = At the beginning and daybreak (Boibriker Kapelle) -- Roumeinishe doina (Naftule Brandwein) -- Der automobile (Morris Goldstein) -- Yosel (Abe Schwartz's Orchestra) -- A galitzianer tenzil = Galician dance (Sam Beckerman) -- Die Boibriker chasseneh, pt. 1 = The Boibrik wedding (Boibriker Kapelle) -- Russian sher : national dance (Russkij Orkestr "Novinka") -- Mameniu, liubeniu = Mama, my beloved (Abraham Moskowitz) -- Fihren di mechutonim aheim-tanz = Escorting the parents of the bride and groom home (Naftule Brandwein) -- Lebedig un frehlach = Lively and happy (Abe Schwartz's Orchestra). |
Language |
Sung in Yiddish. |
Genre/Form |
Klezmer music.
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Klezmer music.
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Subject |
Jews -- Music.
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Jews -- Music. |
Genre/Form |
Popular music.
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Popular music.
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Subject |
Songs, Yiddish.
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Songs, Yiddish. |
Genre/Form |
Sound recordings.
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Sound recordings.
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Music.
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Music.
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Added Author |
Moskowitz, Abraham, performer.
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Tarras, Dave, 1897-1989, performer.
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Greenberg, Philip, performer.
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Beckerman, Sam, performer.
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Grossman, Irving, performer.
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Schwartz, Sylvia, performer.
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Brandwein, Naftule, 1889-1963, performer.
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Goldstein, Morris (Vocalist), performer.
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Abe Schwartz's Orchestra, performer.
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Boibriker Kapelle, performer.
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Oriental Orchestra, performer.
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Jewish Orchestra, performer.
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Russkij Orkestr "Novinka.", performer.
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Music No. |
CK 86321 Columbia/Legacy |
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