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The Judaica Sound Archives is pleased and proud to present our next featured performer, Yiddishe Cup.
According to Phil Fink of "Shalom America," Yiddishe Cup is one of the top 10 klezmer bands in America. Klezmer means "village musician" in Yiddish. But, it has come to mean so much more. Blending Eastern European Jewish folk music, American swing, Yiddish theater tunes and Israeli horas, Yiddishe Cup creates "a delicious concoction that sounds like jazz but with 11 secret herbs and spices added."
Yiddishe Cup blends masterful musicianship with raucous fun. At live events their shtickmeister (klezmer dancer) gets audience members to dance along. The result is high-spirited and engaging, lighting up the stage with an eccentric mix of Yiddish music ranging from traditional to swing to conga.
According to Phil Fink of "Shalom America," Yiddishe Cup is one of the top 10 klezmer bands in America. Klezmer means "village musician" in Yiddish. But, it has come to mean so much more. Blending Eastern European Jewish folk music, American swing, Yiddish theater tunes and Israeli horas, Yiddishe Cup creates "a delicious concoction that sounds like jazz but with 11 secret herbs and spices added."
Yiddishe Cup blends masterful musicianship with raucous fun. At live events their shtickmeister (klezmer dancer) gets audience members to dance along. The result is high-spirited and engaging, lighting up the stage with an eccentric mix of Yiddish music ranging from traditional to swing to conga.
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You can be among the first to hear Yiddishe Cup’s new album, KLEZMER GUY. The formal release of the CD on Sunday, June 28, 2009, at the Yiddishe Cup concert in Cain Park Evans Amphitheater, Cleveland Heights, Ohio, met with great enthusiasm.
Visitors to the JSA website can be among the first to hear this entertaining new album beginning June 29, 2009. You are sure to enjoy this rollicking klezmer band that has been acclaimed as one of the best klezmer bands in the country. After hearing this album you will understand why. |
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