Daniel Hoffman - Original Klezmer (klezmer fiddle)
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- A performance from the December 8, 2011 premier of Daniel Hoffman's deep klezmer fiddle project at the Inbal Theater in Tel Aviv.
It begins with an original doina, continues to Jewish Luck Wedding Hora, and then to a terkishe called Schnapps vas Gibn. All music composed by Daniel.
more information on this project is at www.klezmerfiddle.com
Facebook: / danielhoffmanviolinist
featuring Daniel Hoffman with Gilad Ephrat - contrabass, Boris Martzinovsky - accordion, and Yair Salzman - drums
filmed by Ronny Yoel at Lamalo Studio in Tel Aviv. Editing by Nir Waxman
Couple of weeks ago I was walking around Cork City in Ireland and came upon an old Romanian man playing this music. I recognized it and sat across from him listening for probably around half an hour and then went to give him a few coins but he wasn't collecting so I started talking to him and asked if he was from Romania and that I'm familiar with the music he was playing and asked a little about Klezmer. He was so happy that I loved his music, I really think it made his day. :)
On this day, you did a great thing.
There was a Romani man playing a fiddle song like this in the Underground and he almosts bought me to tears - a South African German Jew
Wonderful
This is the kind of music you don't want to end, ever
You just want the fiddler to keep on
Seems Like He SI
So true. 😎
How does klezmer music ha e that delicious quality of longing? It's the same thing I hear in gospel music and Irish folk music, but not much else. A feeling of trying to make sense of life, as it comes, but at the same time it tries to emphasize the struggle for something indefineable. The daily and the sublime. Beautiful.
Probably all those cultures share histories of oppression, loss, and suffering. Their histories are ones that speak to an irredeemable aspect of human nature, which is cruelty, but their music stands on that history and sentiment, while also diffusing it with musical expressions of optimism or, at the very least, defiance.
The violin is literally crying...awesome...
This is such a beautiful song! That’s why I love Klezmer and Gypsy music! It speaks to your soul!
The sadder the notes make sweeter the sound and tears are not hid.
This music speaks to my heart. It give great pleasure to experience the emotions we all have when an artist demonstrates such skill.
I'm so amazed!!! he made it sound like it's a different instrument he made it sound special like he's the only one who have this instrument in the whole world !! love this! 💚
Vous êtes une source d'inspiration inépuisable. Et je voulais vous remercier. En tant que danseuse votre musique me touche et sublime chacun de mes mouvements. merci pour ce moment de musique merveilleux.
Thanks for asking. The Jewish or "klezmer" doina is one of about 7 or 8 types of Romanian doinas. There are structural and stylistic differences from other types of doinas, as well as differences in the context in which it is performed. But there are also doinas from other countries in the Balkans. Its not exclusively Romanian, and its very much influenced by the music of the Ottoman empire.
but dionele ar only romainians like sirbele horele briele brezele calusarii and others
Ottoman empire has no music. Turks adopted music of greeks, Armenians, balkan nations and arabs. Turks came from Altay and Mongolia with completely different musical tradition
@@zealotzealot4848 you could say that of any music
@@sculean not any, but only turkish
@@zealotzealot4848 rock and roll was influenced by blues. it's not only Turkish, all music stems from somewhere. Just like Chinese music influenced by Japanese music and vice versa. Lots of Turkish music was influenced by the Roma people as well.
SAD MUSIC BUT SO LOVELY TO HEAR
Thanks for your part in keeping this musical tradition alive. Understatement.
that's how you make music, thank you!
Der "Teufelsgeiger" Daniel und Seine Helfeshelfer
Spielten in der Löwengrube das selbst der König der Tiere
Samt dem Pferdehufigen bockshörnigen zu Tanzen begannen...
Dankend Euch Joaquim von Herzen
Really nice! I loke it very much. This kind of violin sound always let me remember of my grandfather when I was litle child. He loved to listen to kind of mixture of Gipsy, Hungarian, Romanian Violin sound. It has so much passion!
gipsi saund you can lisen uacing boliud films , and maghiar saund lisening hanti and manti folk people from rusia
Felicidades Daniel Hoffman y gracias por su explicación
I took courses in Jewish liturgy by famous Cantors and they said Ashkenazi musical scales resemble Gypsy music.
@@morehn 😂😂gipsi are indians so indian
@@adrianciobanu5856 Gypsy is Romanian
the violin is speaking Yiddish, I swear!
woooooooow i was looking for this song so long
An almost vibrato free (or VERY restrained vibrato) performance, and therefore especially beautiful. So when vibrato is used, it is highly effective and emotional. The ever present mechanical vibrato-every-note that most violinists are trained for leave me unimpressed (except as regards the technique it takes to do it, which is quite an accomplishment). "Normal" vibrato would completely cover up a lot of the subtle ornamentation being used here. So nice to hear a trained violinist who uses the entire violin range, with an approach to playing (particularly minimizing the vibrato) that reminds me of really top quality traditional fiddle playing in any genre. It's not the strings he uses, its the fact that his playing sounds much more in tune than the playing of the average heavy-vibrato-everywhere violin soloist of otherwise similar technical ability. This performance is proof that "dry" notes played on the violin have all the power and beauty anyone could want. Rant terminated.....
+John Wetzel thanks John for the generous comments! In my opinion the use of continuous vibrato developed in the Western classical style as a way to produce a louder sound as well as a sound that cuts through considerable volume of an orchestra. But somewhere along the way, vibrato became used ALL the time, even when not needed... and you're right about the tuning thing- as a "vibrated" note is actually a range of pitches. For me its just another expressive tool, among many, to be used or not depending on the situation... anyway, thanks for noticing!
I totallly agree. That's the second reason why I prefer baroque violin (the first is the répertoire of course, and the third is the softer sound of gut strings).
couldnt agree more.
i had been going through life without actually feeling some music in a long time,
and then i came across this. thank you for reminding me of the feeling of music.
Comme cette magnifique musique me ramène à mes origines Tzigane, nous ne sommes pas du même peuple mais notre histoire et notre musique est malheureusement commune...
Nous sous sommes beaucoup empruntés et beaucoup donnés l'un à l'autre.Mon amour de la musique klezmer est indissociable de mon amour pour les musiques tziganes,roms,manouches, gitanes... de toutes origines.
BEAUTIFUL, Daniel!
Totally fell in love with the sounds and style of this performance! Thank you so much!
FANTASTIC! - WONDERFUL! THANK YOU & BEST WISHES FROM AUSTRALIA (DOWN UNDER)
Bravo maestro Hoffman, votre violon chante l âme de tout un peuple, une mélancolie pleine de soleil en ses cordes magistrales d Humanité.
merci beaucoup pour le commentaire généreux!
en voilà une jolie tournure :)
Bravissimo!! כל הכבוד!
hi Daniel....gotta love fiddlers of any sorts that play with STRENGTH & excellent technique....& u qualify in my books as one of the best in all those fields!!....truly think very highly of your playing & love the music....so glad i "discovered" you !!
Thanks Doug! I appreciate the generous comments!
OMG. My soul is ignited. I love the violin
Excelente. Abrazo desde Panamá, ¡shalom!
thanks - that's a Crown GLM-100 lavalier mic connected to a Sennheiser wireless unit. Unfortunately they no longer make the mic.
Thanks for sharing this beautiful music with us !
An impressed violonist ;)
Убиться как красиво ,прям аж в душе скручивает на изнанку все!вот это от души!впервые такую красоту слушаю)
ato rumanskie pesni
Академическое исполнение. Спасибо! Браво!!!
I want to see these songs on a CD. with good sound. with a group of the same composition. Today, you are the best klezmerband.
WOW, out of all the countless instruments which do klezmer/East European folk music out there, none other can belt it out (and with such incredible gusto might I add), is the fiddle/violin. Whether it's the sweet, melancholy doinas, or the lively, energetic sirbas, the sound of it really resonates with you, and connects you with your roots and your heritage. Coming from this East European gentile born and raised here in the US, that was BEAUTIFUL. Thank you and good luck on your upcoming CD :-)
Fabulous!
Yall know how to make a violin bleed with music. Love your culture
Powerfully beautiful
Hypnotic sounds -> I love it!
Wonderful. Whenever I see and or hear a “bowed” Double-Bass, I the “Well Grandpapa is here.”
As a professional violinist and violist myself, I enjoyed this quite a bit. I love how many different styles there are to play this delightfully curved wood!
As someone who doesn't play violin, but performs with folks who do, I'm amazed at how many wonderful sounds people can elicit from that curved wood. Shawn R.#Music4URSpirit
This is beautiful.
great playin', Daniel; loved it.
Listening to this at increasing speeds is pretty fun. Even double speed sounds nice.
This makes my heart beat Shani xxx
I think I've come to the conclusion that us westerners have fundamentally misunderstood how this instrument is meant to be played. This...this is what the violin is supposed to sound like.
OK you win the prize for best comment ever. Thanks!
This is the sound of Romania, actually klezmer was born in Romania- Moldova :]
yes yes
sorin990 Harmonia frumoasa. Salutari din Statele Unite, bade.
Sheer, beautiful harmony. Greetings from the US, brother.
agreed.
I live in tel aviv and I can't believe I missed it :^(
I got to know this piece when I came across a wonderful video, animated life of Marc Chagall with this music as a base. It was so beautiful...
BytomGirl thanks! I would be very happy to see the video as well. Can you post a link?
Of course :) There are different melodies but this one is one of them. Will be right back.
ruclips.net/video/vX6a1h4Jq5w/видео.html
unbelieveable. i love it.
this fiddle sound ist touching my heart! Thx for sharing!
Wonderful....played soulfully and skillfully :)
I hear you calling, i am not far behind, beautiful and haunting makes me feel I should apologize for being late.
this is such a pretty piece. Your playing is so expressive
מדהים ביותר!
Wonderful!Bravo!
Holy crap this guy is good!!!!
I love your sound! So round.
this is art and amazing music.
Love it! Pure class!
You broke my heart, man!
Beautiful !!!! just perfect
Ничего себе - это что-то невероятное!
This is beautifull, thanks you (florinda from Argentina).
You have a so big soul !!!!!!
Great fuckin' control of the violin! Wow! I'm blown away!
Marvelous!
Verdammt, ist das schön!!!
Amazing.
thanks daniel hoffman
C’est une musique pour l’âme
Плачь,скрипка моя,плачь!С тобой вместе плачет моя душа.
I love the melody at 5:58
Que virtuoso, muy sensible ejecución .
*That was very good!* 👍
Sorry for my english
This song remembers something deep in me
OMG!!! Great!!! Best wishes from Poland:))
magnifique !
Muy buena. Muy interesante el sincretismo de raices melódicas.
Восхитительно.
maravillosooooooo!!
Hey Danny! Was looking to show a (Russian) colleague an example of Klezmer nusic and here you are! So great to see what you are doing now!
Gosh i'm in love ...😍😍😍🌈
Me too.
You music is Grate !
Maravilloso!
Asta-i românească toată ziua!
Thank you!
zo goed dit kippenvel
Now I know why God favoured David -He must have played like Daniel;)
Только еврей может заставить так скрипку плакать! Браво! С уважением!
Impresionante 👀
excellent ! merci !
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unbelievable - שיין - wunderschön
Sounds very mysterious.
Очень красиво!!
*Nice*
great love it
❤
Au risque de me tromper, le violon à cette capacité mélodique vaste multiculturelle.
Mein Herz
heel mooi