A Short History of Jewish Music in Poland Maxwell Street Klezmer Band Quartet

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  • Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2024

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  • @Stas_3Dvizer
    @Stas_3Dvizer 6 месяцев назад +3

    Ви не уявляєте як багато інформації ви дали тим, хто як як я, був відірваний від єврейської музикальної культури. Тільки відривами та шматками! Дякую вам дуже! Підписаний та слідкую за вами./You have no idea how much information you gave to those who, like me, were cut off from Jewish musical culture. Only in bits and pieces! Thank you so much! I am subscribed and following you.

  • @alexbelkin5445
    @alexbelkin5445 Год назад +12

    Thank you Alex you bring some memories back)) I remember you played in the club on Lincoln Ave. in Chicago in the 80-s
    I use to dance and drink there with my girlfriend Masha ) I was 25 😀😇 and You played for us "bai mir bist du shein"😀Good Old Days !

    • @robkunkel8833
      @robkunkel8833 Год назад +4

      Lincoln Avenue… some great memories.

    • @MaxwellStreetKlezmerBand
      @MaxwellStreetKlezmerBand Год назад +2

      I'll pass along your comments to Alex. We met Alex at the Cafe Continental when he sat in the band in 1989--a lucky day for us!

  • @jenniferannegollop5323
    @jenniferannegollop5323 Год назад +10

    Fantastic Klezmer class!!! Beautiful music, performances and history!!! Both parents from Warsaw and WWII survivors, came to live in Brazil.Thank you!!

  • @robkunkel8833
    @robkunkel8833 Год назад +13

    A great in-depth review of the history of Klezmer. My first experience with klezmer was a traveling band that was paid by the city to entertain people on the steps inside the Chicago Art Institute. The clarinet guy looked at me and I at him. I was so impressed that I learned and play clarinet into my older years, to this day.

    • @MaxwellStreetKlezmerBand
      @MaxwellStreetKlezmerBand Год назад +1

      What year was that? We used to play on the steps of the Art Institute for the Wreathing of the Lions--was that the event? How cool.

  • @Baruch-q4n
    @Baruch-q4n 11 месяцев назад

    Music and songs from the depths of my heart ! Thankyou with all my heart !

  • @edwards.3923
    @edwards.3923 2 месяца назад

    Thank you so much for great video.

  • @eduardostupnik8261
    @eduardostupnik8261 8 месяцев назад +2

    Excellent.

  • @danutapelc6418
    @danutapelc6418 Год назад

    The music is beatifull thank you have nice evining .

  • @orbanjacques9930
    @orbanjacques9930 Год назад +5

    Très bien documenté et très agréablement assorti en images et musiques.

  • @pauldebroeck7791
    @pauldebroeck7791 Год назад +2

    THANKS FOR. TAKING YOUR TIME TO TEACH US YOUR HISTORY THROUGH YOUR MUSIC. PauL de Broeck, Gatineau, CANADA.

  • @valeriearnon3846
    @valeriearnon3846 Год назад +1

    You have put together a real treasure. Thanks you all!

  • @robkunkel8833
    @robkunkel8833 Год назад +3

    11:26 My hat is off the the gentleman who put on a perfect dance pattern to the music, Educators should notate his every move. 🏆

  • @loril9566
    @loril9566 2 года назад +4

    Your research and thoughtful commentary are outstanding.

  • @markbrik6394
    @markbrik6394 Год назад +2

    Thanks❤❤❤

  • @BytomGirl
    @BytomGirl Год назад +1

    Henryk Wars wrote so may songs and film music, I loved them

  • @Anna-uu5uw
    @Anna-uu5uw Год назад +10

    ❤Slucham z największą przyjemnością. Dziękuję. Anna z Łodzi. Ta muzyka jest mi bliska i daje radość.

  • @michaeltroster9059
    @michaeltroster9059 Год назад +1

    How can one not get involved in listening to this wonderful music, which expresses such Loy and life? Mabel Tov

  • @MrsOnthefiddle
    @MrsOnthefiddle Год назад +14

    Heartbreaking stories, soul lifting music - thank you, Maxwell Street Klezmer!

  • @annepoitrineau5650
    @annepoitrineau5650 Год назад +3

    Thank you, danke, merci. So much soul in this music!

  • @kickywicky4616
    @kickywicky4616 Год назад +3

    Such treasures!

  • @rudywas1303
    @rudywas1303 Год назад

    Bardzo ciekawie muzycznie i historycznie podane video -wwiecej takich-pozdrawiam

  • @aldocesarsanroman2120
    @aldocesarsanroman2120 Год назад +2

    Muy bien interpretados los tangos....Felicitaciones!!!

  • @tinozahedi4627
    @tinozahedi4627 Год назад +2

    Inspiring and insightful excursion. Thanks!

  • @fiorellafenati5395
    @fiorellafenati5395 11 месяцев назад +2

    bello "Samovar"

  • @locimax
    @locimax Год назад +3

    Какой классный ковер!
    А на сколько великолепен источник!!!

  • @afrothiti234
    @afrothiti234 Год назад

    Wonderful!!!!

  • @janerose1945
    @janerose1945 Год назад

    Total delight.

  • @Wernychora
    @Wernychora Год назад

    Pieknie zrobione

  • @leonardoxavier7612
    @leonardoxavier7612 Год назад

    Splendid 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Recife Brazil.

  • @marieclairecarillet70
    @marieclairecarillet70 Год назад +1

    merveilleux.

  • @annepoitrineau5650
    @annepoitrineau5650 Год назад

    watching it again. I don't play clarinet like Rob below...I dance and Klezma is very inspiring for dancing.

  • @TheSukaro
    @TheSukaro Год назад

    Epic!

  • @marekmucha1691
    @marekmucha1691 Год назад

    Dzieki za wspanialy koncert.Pozdrowienia z Paryza

  • @marcweinzweig2705
    @marcweinzweig2705 11 месяцев назад

    What is the tune at the galiciana litvak part around 18minns

  • @parch123456
    @parch123456 11 месяцев назад

    I am Polish and I have never heard Klezmer music,

    • @Baruch-q4n
      @Baruch-q4n 11 месяцев назад

      I am sad and amazed.Poland was a centre of Klezmer and yiddish language.I hope that you do or will love this precious culture that was for so very long indeed an included part of life in Poland.God bless you !

    • @parch123456
      @parch123456 11 месяцев назад

      @@Baruch-q4n Dear User, My family is mixed with Jews, and none of myJewish cousins was speaking Yiddish, nor knew Klezmer musik, even my good neighbor, dr. Drobner was not interested in that culture. Have you heard about Polish Jewish poet Julian Tuwim?

  • @Wernychora
    @Wernychora 2 месяца назад

    28:37

  • @clintodor3556
    @clintodor3556 Год назад +5

    Ani ashkenad

  • @mrem1803
    @mrem1803 Год назад

    Пожалуйста дайте русский перевод!!!!

  • @mariuszjanusz5421
    @mariuszjanusz5421 Год назад

    to jest tak pomieszane w np. polskiej duszy

  • @mrem1803
    @mrem1803 Год назад

    Пожалуйста дайте русский перевод на это великолепное видио

  • @daseladi
    @daseladi Год назад

    3,5 million people as 7% of the population would make Poland a 50 million people country in 18 Century. That is impossible for that time; the whole Europe had not had much more then 150 mil. then; Poland maybe 10 million or similar.

    • @t_ornatus
      @t_ornatus 8 месяцев назад

      Afaik there were roughly 3.5 million Jews in Poland in the 1930's

  • @shanahelen8240
    @shanahelen8240 Год назад

    Hi, I'm enjoying this overall, but I don't like the use of the slur (starting with g) for Roma. It is the twenty-first century and time we use respectful language for each other.

  • @rebetoledot4250
    @rebetoledot4250 Год назад

    Congratulations this is a great help to all 12 tribes dispersed in whole world but god means baal Yhwh is our Elohim name so don’t praise others than Yhwh He is jealousy

  • @clintodor3556
    @clintodor3556 Год назад +2

    Anì sprich yiddish

    • @LukasKamin
      @LukasKamin Год назад +1

      Ani ze be ivrit o be yiddish? (Ani is the word in Hebrew or in Yiddish ? I thought it's an ivri word)

    • @algi1948
      @algi1948 Год назад +1

      @@LukasKamin Ani is in Hebrew. In Yiddish you say Ich (like in German)

  • @dannyanavian1515
    @dannyanavian1515 Год назад

    Education in Judaism is mandatory.Ho0w can you say by Hasidism you were not required to be learned?

  • @kennethcarney5874
    @kennethcarney5874 Год назад +1

    Polish historians say he Jews came from the east not west. They were the khazars who converted to the Jewish religion

    • @barryleveson6147
      @barryleveson6147 2 месяца назад

      The Khazars idea was popularised by Arthur Koestler an Austro-Hungarian born Jewish author in a book The Thirteenth Tribe, his thesis has been refuted. While some Khazars, descendants of a nomadic kingdom destroyed by the Russia whose nobility to some extent adopted Judaism may have joined Ashkenazi Jews in Poland, the evidence appears to support the conventional wisdom.

    • @barryleveson6147
      @barryleveson6147 2 месяца назад

      Professor of Polish-Jewish history Gershon D. Hundert wrote in 2006 "There is no evidence to support the theory that the ancestors of Polish Jewry were Jews who came from the Crimean Jewish kingdom of Khazaria", describing Koestler as the "best-known advocate" of the theory.[6] In 2009, Jeffrey Goldberg wrote that the book was "a combination of discredited and forgotten [ideas]". Wikipedia

  • @Lagolop
    @Lagolop Год назад +2

    Really interesting!

  • @blmi5591
    @blmi5591 Год назад +1

    And how Klezmer in Poland is different from Klezmer in Romania?- It is not. Klezmer is music from Balkans.

    • @bartek2213
      @bartek2213  Год назад +4

      This documentary is about the roots of Klezmer music and its development throughout the history.

    • @Pauu-vd5ln
      @Pauu-vd5ln 8 месяцев назад

      🎉very.interesting.music
      And.stories.lutvak.comes
      From.the.baltic.letonia.
      Estonia.lituiania.the.first.
      RIGA.LIBAU.was.german.domain.in.the.1932?I.do.not.know.exactly.I.
      Was.born.many.moons
      Much.later.but.is.nice.to
      Lear.and.know.bye😊😮😢😂❤❤❤🎉