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0:00 I. Khosidl3:03 II. Terkishe5:21 III. Doina7:18 IV. Hora11:42 V. Freylachs
This is the best recording I’ve heard of Yiddish Dances!
It's gorbin' time
Interesting, Terkishe sounds like inspired by some piece(s) of Galician or Bucovinian Ashkenazim, because if you listen closely, it's not in one of usual Jewish scales/modes, but rather in a Hutsul scale, typical for Western Ukrainian music.
5:597:50
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0:00 I. Khosidl
3:03 II. Terkishe
5:21 III. Doina
7:18 IV. Hora
11:42 V. Freylachs
This is the best recording I’ve heard of Yiddish Dances!
It's gorbin' time
Interesting, Terkishe sounds like inspired by some piece(s) of Galician or Bucovinian Ashkenazim, because if you listen closely, it's not in one of usual Jewish scales/modes, but rather in a Hutsul scale, typical for Western Ukrainian music.
5:59
7:50