The Klezmer King [Original recording remastered]

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It would be impossible to overstate Abe Schwartz's influence on the development of klezmer music in America. He was a fine violinist and pianist, an excellent composer, an arranger who added modern instruments like saxophones and banjos to the Old World sound, and a bandleader with a nose for talent who helped launch the careers of Dave Tarras and Naftule Branwein, among others. The Klezmer King collects 25 tracks from the 75 or so sides that Schwartz recorded for Columbia between 1917 and 1935. Schwartz was remarkably versatile, and the selections include traditional dance tunes like "Roumanian Doina," Yiddish pop tunes such as "Die Greene Cousine," which was later a hit for Benny Goodman as "My Little Cousin," and sly social commentary like "Der Automobile." Also here are three versions of the old melody "Russian Sher," which were recorded in 1917, 1927, and 1935. Listening to them, you can trace Schwartz's style as it evolves from its European roots to a more American version of klezmer. The sound quality of these rare recordings is outstanding; there are almost no clicks, pops, or hiss to mar the music. The Klezmer King is an essential recording from one of the pioneers of New World klezmer. --Michael Simmons

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Average customer rating: Naftule Brandwein -- Troubled genius Mazl Tov! AVERAGE Nothing like this in the world This is THE collection if you're seriously studying Klezmer

The King of the Klezmer Clarinet Naftule Brandwein Manufacturer: Rounder Select ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Jewish & Yiddish Music | Folk | Styles | Music Klezmer | Folk | Styles | Music General | International | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Rounder Records | Specialty Stores | Music General | International | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Yiddish-American Klezmer Music 1925-1956 Klezmer King Jews With Horns Tanz! With Dave Tarras and the Musiker Brothers Itzhak Perlman - Live in the Fiddler's House ASIN: B0000002U0 Release Date: 1997-01-14

Tracks:

1. Heiser Bulgar
2. Be Happy, Jews
3. Der Terkisher-Bulgar Tanz
4. Kolomeika (Ukrainian Dance)
5. Naftule Plays For The Rabbi
6. Nifty's Freilach
7. Oh Daddy, That's Good!
8. Der Terk In America
9. Where Were You Before Prohibition?
10. The Dearest One In Bukovina
11. Der Heisser (Tartar Dance)
12. Hora With Onions
13. Returning From The River
14. Long Live Palestine
15. The Rabbi's Disciple
16. Der Yid In Jerusaleim
17. Bulgar Ala Naftule
18. Little Princess
19. Turkishe Yalle Vey Uve
20. Naftule, Play It Again
21. Araber Tanz
22. Nifty's Own
23. Fifteen Years Away From Home (Russian Dance)
24. Where There Are Two, Naftule Is The Third
25. Happy Holiday

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These days the New York City jazz scene is filled with klezmer-influenced musicians: guys like John Zorn and David Krakauer, who learn the minor-keyed melodies of their Jewish grandparents and subsequently tear it to pieces, driving forward while also looking back. There's just something magical about klezmer: it's all about energy and swing, but it's also (almost always) tinged with sadness. Which brings us to Naftule Brandwein. Brandwein was unique back in the '20s and '30s (he'd be unique now, too), a legendary self-promoter, drinker, gambler, but--most of all--player. Unlike that of Dave Tarras, the delicate and couth klezmer artist we all remember, Brandwein's music is loud and sweeping; he's a powerhouse on the clarinet. Rumor has it he played with his back to the crowd (à la Miles Davis) because he didn't want the competition stealing his moves. Decades later the jazz underground has. This is an essential album in the Yiddish-American musical canon and a gorgeous reissue of a musical genius. --Jason Verlinde

Customer Reviews:

Naftule Brandwein -- Troubled genius.......2007-02-22

Naftule Brandwein was one of the pioneers of American klezmer music. A brilliant clarinetist but so paranoid of being copied that he often played with his back to the audience. Even so, his musical genius is brilliantly presented in this compilation disc remastered from cleaned-up 78's. Don't miss this collection.

Mazl Tov!.......2007-01-13

The recordings are old and are perhaps typical of the day but Naftule shines through. Here are some of the wildest runs on a clarinet you will ever hear. Absolute genius!

AVERAGE.......2006-06-29

I am looking for a CD better than Klezroym, but I haven't found it yet.

Nothing like this in the world.......2003-10-05

Naftule Brandwein is the greatest clarinettist I've heard in my life. Klezmer music is obviously not for everyone, but I believe any musician, and certainly any clarinettist, ought to hear the unbelievable sounds and effects that Brandwein elicited from his instrument--much more varied and inspired, in my view, than what you hear from Dave Tarras, the Klezmer clarinettist to whom Brandwein is most often compared. Just listen to some of the excerpts that Amazon lets you hear on this page, and see if you're not tempted to buy this CD. Tarras sounds like a human being playing a clarinet; Brandwein sounds like he's from another world.

Unfortunately, like most mainstream music lovers, I had not even heard of Brandwein until recently, and the liner notes explain that his unpleasant temperament, combined with his inability to read music, had a lot to do with the frustrations of his career. That makes this CD especially valuable: it's not easy to find this music anywhere else. (Two recordings on this CD can also be found in the collection called Music from the Yiddish Radio Project, ASIN: B000060P7J.)

This is THE collection if you're seriously studying Klezmer.......2003-10-04

Ok, not everyone is actually "studying" klezmer music. If you want the clearest recordings, buy a modern CD from the San Francisco Klezmer Experience, Budowitz, Brave Old World, the Klezmer Conservatory Band, Joel Rubin, etc.

If you want to learn from a master (kind of like all jazz players should be listening to Charlie Parker, Miles and Coltrane), then you must have this collection. It has the greatest hits (or maybe every recording) of Brandwein, who was absolutely far and away the most inspired klezmer clarinet player who recorded. Some love Tarras, some love others, but if you don't know "Nifty," then you don't know jack!

If you simply enjoy klezmer music, this is still a great album, as Brandwein is such a hot player the mono-78 sound quality is worth listening through. Actually, compared to the 78's from which we used to have to transcribe in the 80's and 90's, this is a really super clean sound. But there is still some static, so don't be surprised.

Oh, it's also nice to have some recordings at the end from the end of his life (when he wasn't afraid to use the lower register that Dave Tarras used to dominate in the old days). Those are at the end of the CD.

Average customer rating: Abe Schwartz -- King of Yiddish Music Old-Time American Roots Klezmer Music Joy, Joy, Happy, Happy Close your eyes and you're at a Jewish wedding Time warp

Klezmer King Abe Schwartz Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Jewish & Yiddish Music | Folk | Styles | Music Klezmer | Folk | Styles | Music General | International | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Similar Items: The King of the Klezmer Clarinet Yiddish-American Klezmer Music 1925-1956 Tanz! With Dave Tarras and the Musiker Brothers Klezmer: Early Yiddish Instrumental Music 1908-1927 From Avenue A to Great White Way 1914-1950 ASIN: B000066401 Release Date: 2002-04-30

Tracks:

1. Russishe Shehr - Abe Schwart'z Orchestra
2. Ch'Sidishe Nigunim (Hasidic Melodies) - Boibriker Kapelle
3. Die Reize Nuch Amerika (The Trip To America) - Abe Schwartz's Orchestra
4. Die Greene Cousine (The Greenhorn Girl Cousin) - Abraham Moskowitz
5. Russian Scissors - Oriental Orchestra
6. Dovid'l Bazetzt Die Kalleh (Little David Seats The Bride) - Dave Tarras
7. Gelebt Und Gelacht (Live And Laugh) - Phillip Greenberg
8. T'Kias 'Shofer Blosen' (Blowing The Ram's Horn) - Sam Beckerman
9. Hurra! Far Unzer Held Levine (Hurray! For Our Hero Levine) - Irving Grossman
10. Der Shtiller Bulgar (The Quiet Bulgar) - Jewish Orchestra
11. Roumanian Doina - Abe Schwartz & His Daughter, Miss Schwartz
12. Zorg Nit Mama (Don't Worry, Mama) - Abe Schwart'z Orchestra
13. Hora Midor De Romania (Roumanina Hora) - Unknown Orchestra
14. Nit Die Hagode, Nor Die Kneidlech (Not The Haggadah, But The Matzo Balls) - Abraham Moskowitz
15. Frauen Liebe (Lady Love) - Abe Schwartz Orchestra
16. Akdomes Un Af B'ri (At The Beginning And Daybreak) - Boibriker Kapelle
17. Roumeinishe Doina - Naftule Brandwein
18. Der Automobile - Morris Goldstein
19. Yosel - Abe Schewartz's Orchestra
20. A Galitzianer Tenzil (Galician Dance) - Sam Beckerman
21. Die Boibriker Chasseneh - Pt. 1 (The Boibrik Wedding) - Boibriker Kapelle
22. Russian Sher - National Dance - Russkij Orkestr 'Novinka'
23. Mameniu, Liubeniu (Mama, My Beloved) - Abraham Brandwein
24. Fihren Di Mechutonim Aheim-Tanz (Escorting The Parents Of The Bride And Groom Home) - Naftule Brandwein
25. Lebedig Un Frehlach (Lively And Happy) - Abe Schwartz's Orchestra

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It would be impossible to overstate Abe Schwartz's influence on the development of klezmer music in America. He was a fine violinist and pianist, an excellent composer, an arranger who added modern instruments like saxophones and banjos to the Old World sound, and a bandleader with a nose for talent who helped launch the careers of Dave Tarras and Naftule Branwein, among others. The Klezmer King collects 25 tracks from the 75 or so sides that Schwartz recorded for Columbia between 1917 and 1935. Schwartz was remarkably versatile, and the selections include traditional dance tunes like "Roumanian Doina," Yiddish pop tunes such as "Die Greene Cousine," which was later a hit for Benny Goodman as "My Little Cousin," and sly social commentary like "Der Automobile." Also here are three versions of the old melody "Russian Sher," which were recorded in 1917, 1927, and 1935. Listening to them, you can trace Schwartz's style as it evolves from its European roots to a more American version of klezmer. The sound quality of these rare recordings is outstanding; there are almost no clicks, pops, or hiss to mar the music. The Klezmer King is an essential recording from one of the pioneers of New World klezmer. --Michael Simmons

Customer Reviews:

Abe Schwartz -- King of Yiddish Music.......2007-02-22

Abe Schwartz was an American klezmer pioneer who discovered such talents as Dave Tarras and Naftule Brandwein as well as inspiring the contemporary klezmer revival bands. Don't miss this collection of his original recordings.

Old-Time American Roots Klezmer Music.......2004-04-15

Abe Schwartz and his orchestra developed and defined klezmer music in America from the mid-1920s up until the 1940s and early '50s. If the beginning sounds of American roots klezmer music is of interest, this is the CD you want. I find that half-way through, my mind wanders. It sounds too schmaltzy for me. I love Central European and Balkan style music ... this CD has diluted versions of this styling. This CD contains Central/East European "cross over" music that is becoming Americanized. In reality it is not quite either, besides the violin, there is the requiste clarinet, other instruments are saxaphone, tuba, piccolo, alto sax, bass sax, drums, and other percussions. The music occasionally sounds like a Balkan Brass band ... fortunately the longing and nostalgia of the klezmer sound, the Jewish roots are evident in all the tracks. The 'sher', 'doina', and 'hora' are types of dance music played by this famous composer, bandleader, and fiddler. My favorite is "Escorting the Parents of the Bride and Groom Home" ("Fihren Di Mechutonim Aheim-Tanz') which features Naftule Brandwein on the clarinet. His improvisations and glissandos are brilliant. The famous klezmer clarinetist, Dave Tarras, is also featured on many of these recordings. "Hasidic Melodies" ("Ch'sidishe Nigunim") is one of my favorite examples of his playing. His command of the clarinet and the creative musical phrasing is phenomenal. "The Greenhorn Girl Cousin" ("Die Green Couisine") is famous for the music, lyrics, and message which brought to the public's attention the bad working conditions in the sweatshops, the first job of immigrants arriving in the USA. It is a catchy tune with Abe Schwartz featured on the violin and Abraham Moskowitz singing the vocals. Spin-offs of this song were written by many including one by Benny Goodman. Overall, if discovering and investigating early klezmer roots music is your goal, this CD will meet your criteria with highest expectations. Otherwise, give me "The Klezmatics", "The Klezmer Conservatory Band" or any modern klezmer group which expresses the music in a more explosive and exciting manner. For me, the modern sound is much more appealing than the early roots which is on this CD. Erika Borsos (erikab93)

Joy, Joy, Happy, Happy.......2004-02-05

I came to Klezmer music via Izaak Perlmann's "In the Fiddler's House," which is one of my all time favorite CDs. I'm just learning about the genre, via other Amazon reviewers, so have just recently arrived at this and other "Klezmer roots" CDs (Dave Tarras, as another reviewer mentions, is also excellent). It's just exceedingly harmonious, well orchestrated, tightly knit music, transported from the old world to the new. The tradition lives on, and an increasing number of us goyim are coming to appreciate it. Sound quality, these can't compete with modern recordings like those of the Klezmer Conservatory Band, or the Klezmatics, but it will definitely give you an idea of where they learned from. Mazaltov!!

BK

Close your eyes and you're at a Jewish wedding.......2003-03-31

If you've ever heard new groups like the Yiddish Cup Klezmer Band and The Klezmatics and marveled at how they got all those great old tunes, look no further. Abe Schwartz, the Klezmer King is now available on CD. Before this, 78 RPM records these were remastered from was the only place you could hear him.

The Klezmer King album is old, both in sound and style. But keep in mind that clarinet klezmer is more of an American thing. This music is a generation or two removed from the original originals. Songs called Russian Sher and Roumanian Doina indicate that, just like today, wedding musicians from the old country were jamming the hits of the day as well as the "Jewish" stuff.

But it was guys like Schwartz, Dave Tarras and the Musiker Brothers, whom the new wave learned from. But unlike the younger versions, these melodies don't seem to have jazz-like improvisation. They are straight ahead rollickers, heavy on catchy rhythm and melody. There are a total of twenty-five tracks on the album and most are short and fast.

The instruments employed are the violin, played by Schwartz, the clarinet and horns. The beat is so danceable that you forget there's no percussion. That's traditional, because back in the old country, if the klezmorim had any percussion at all it was just a bass drum.

For you Yiddish speakers, The Klezmer King is not all instrumental. There are tracks that start with lively shouts as well as straight singing pieces like Mameniu Liubeniu or the satirical Hurra Far Unzerheld Levine.

Then there's Die Bolbriker Chasseneh, which has Schwartz introducing a bride and groom in between slow music. He raises his voice, half speaking and half singing in rapid-fire Yiddish. Then he gasps out that the couple is now officially married and the band breaks into fast, bouncy jamming. Close your eyes and you can imagine you're one of the guests. That goes for most of the tunes here.

If you didn't know the difference between a bulgar and freilach and nigun before, you better start learning. Abe Schwartz taught long of young folks about what it takes to be a king of klezmer. Companion CDs of Dave Tarras and the Musiker Brothers are available from Legacy Recordings.

Time warp.......2002-08-11

Listening to the 25 old but timeless cuts on this set of remastered Yiddish greats provides many layers of enjoyment. In hearing these long-forgotten tunes, one enjoys clarinet and violin strains influenced by ancient melodies and traditions. And some will recognize varied renditions of old favorites. The 6th cut, for example, Dovid'l Bazetzt die Kalleh, is engrained into my memory from Jewish Music, a Benedict Silberman recording, circa 1955, of Yiddish orchestrations.

The music is all decidedly Eastern European. The Roumanian Doina, for example, played by Abe Schwartz (violin) and his daughter, strongly resembles the brilliant Rom music generated by the same region.

No wonder. Born in Bucharest, Romania, Abe Schwartz (1881-1963) emigrated to the U.S. with his parents in 1899 and became the most influential composer, fiddler and bandleader to shape and define modern U.S. klezmer groups. He arrived in the musical establishment via an acquaintance from small jobs with David Nodiff, a part-time composer and so-called A&R (for artist and repertoire) man for Columbia Records, who helped bring klezmer and other ethnic musicians to record companies. Nodiff hired Schwartz in 1917 to find new Jewish talent and head up instrumental recording sessions.

This recording provides some of the time and style progression of Yiddish American music from 1917, when Schwartz recorded Russian Scissors for Columbia with the Oriental Orchestra. In 1927, he recorded the same tune again as Russishe Shehr, in a brassier rendition played by his own orchestra. Still a later 1935 version can be heard in Russian Sher National Dance, the 22nd cut, recorded with the Orkestr Novinka. (And that is the most recent recording here.) The musical and stylistic progressions from 1917 and 1918 through 1935 are admirably explained in an accompanying 8-page pamphlet.

This is not the jazzy stuff many will remember from the 1940s and 1950s. It came before the Barry Sisters, before Naftule Brandwein and Dave Tarras. Abe Schwartz was their mentor.

What you get here is a time warp, filled with early 20th century Jewish musical genius. Alyssa A. Lappen

Average customer rating: Uplifting

Prime Meridian Manufacturer: Channel Classics ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Duets | Chamber Music | Classical | Styles | Music General | Chamber Music | Classical | Styles | Music All Works by Stravinsky | Stravinsky, Igor | ( S ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music General | Brass | Instruments | Classical | Styles | Music General | New Age | Styles | Music General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Classical | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Ear Mind I Smart Went Crazy Anxiety of Influence Prophetic Attitude Ensemble Ambrosius: The Zappa Album ASIN: B000000T17 Release Date: 1995-08-07

Tracks:

1. Fanfare For A New Theatre
2. Peaches En Regalia
3. Let's Make The Water Turn Black
4. Oh No - Benjamin Herrington
5. Igor's Boogie
6. Eat That Question
7. Echidna's Arf
8. Song For Someone
9. Ice Rose
10. A Carrot Is As Close As A Rabbit Gets To A Diamond
11. When I See Mommy, I Feel Like A Mummy
12. Apes-Ma - Daniel Grabois
13. Dropout Boogie - Daniel Grabois
14. Suction Prints
15. Fanfare For All
16. Songs For A Dead King
17. Pandora's Magic Castle
18. Jessica
19. Bucket Cue
20. Freaky Guitar Freylekhs
21. V'erastikh Li (Divine Betrothal)
22. Full Moon, Ancient Waters
23. Psycho-Klezmer
24. Paterson

Customer Reviews:

Uplifting.......2002-01-28

The great advantage of using Amazon.com is one has an opportunity to listen to a sample of a CD prior to purchasing it. I did this with PRIME MERIDIAN. This opportunity caused me to purchase it.

I love the stylishness of the tracks on this CD. For me, the music has a calming effect. When I know that I am going to have a bad day at the office, I’ll listen to this CD while driving to work. When I arrive, I don’t feel so bad.

Listen to the samples that Amazon.com offers. If you find the music uplifting, buy it. You won’t regret it.

Average customer rating: Giora Feidman is incomparable!

In Jerusalem Manufacturer: Plane ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Ravel, Maurice | ( R ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music Chamber Music | Forms & Genres | Modern, 20th, & 21st Century | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music Vocal & Song | Modern, 20th, & 21st Century | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music General | Sacred & Religious | Classical | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music General | Chamber Music | Classical | Styles | Music Jewish & Yiddish Music | Folk | Styles | Music Klezmer | Folk | Styles | Music General | International | Styles | Music Israel | Middle East | International | Styles | Music General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Psalms | Vocal Non-Opera | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music Movie Scores | Soundtracks | Styles | Music Movie Soundtracks | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music International | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B00000AV4A

Tracks:

1. Schindler's List
2. Deux melodies Hebraiques: Kaddisch
3. Deux melodies Hebraiques: LEnigme Eternelle
4. Truat melech: Kol nidre
5. Truat melech: Ani maamin
6. Truat melech: Nigun shofar
7. Truat melech: Night Parade
8. Truat melech: Dance
9. Truat melech: A Prayer
10. Ani, yerushalaim
11. A Nigun: Moditz: Mimkomcha, Adam Rogers
12. 'Bekinor, benevel ... Zamru lo': Dance
13. Alokim eli ata

Customer Reviews:

Giora Feidman is incomparable!.......2004-10-25

Giora Feidman is probably the single greatest musician on the planet. Among the very best musicians of the past century. He was also Leonard Bernsteind all time favorite musician. I have never heard and music so compellingly beautiful and passionate as that which comes from the Clarinet of Giora Feidman. I own several of his albums, when i first heard him, I had difficulty identifying what the instrument was. He plays the clarinet in such a way that it is no longer merely a clarinet, but a conduit to a great power. You must own a recording of Gioras

Average customer rating:

Di Eybike Mame: The Eternal Mother Manufacturer: Wergo Germany ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Jewish & Yiddish Music | Folk | Styles | Music Klezmer | Folk | Styles | Music General | International | Styles | Music General | Compilations | International | Styles | Music General | Opera & Vocal | Styles | Music General | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music Folk | Imports | Stores | Music International | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B0000ADYCZ Release Date: 2003-10-14

Tracks:

1. Lekht Bentshn (Blessing the Candles)
2. Gevald, Gevald Police (Help, Help, Police)
3. Oylom Habu (The World to Come) [Di Yidishe Neshome (The Jewish Soul)]
4. Aria [A Mentsh Zol Men Zayn (Be a DeCent Person)]
5. Brivele Der Mamen (A Letter to Mother)
6. Gebet Far Der Khupe (Prayer Before the Wedding Ceremony) [Di ...]
7. Bas Yerusholayim (The Daughter of Jerusalem)
8. Rozhinkes Mit Mandlen [Shulamith]
9. Kind un a Heym (A Homeless Child) - Annabelle Hoffman
10. Dos Fartribene Taybele (The Exiled Dove) [Ben Ami]
11. Ale Vayber Megn Shtimen (All Women Can Vote) - Hochman Orchestra
12. Bisl Yoysher (A Bit of Justice) - I.J. Hochman,
13. Vu Iz Mayn Yukel? (Where Is My Yukel?) [Di Amerikaner Rebetsin ...]
14. Brivel Tsu Mayn Man (A Letter to My Husband) - Nellie Casman
15. Tsipke - Molly Picon
16. Yankele Karmantshik (Yankele "Little Pickpocket")
17. Kiddush (Adeser Khaznte) [Odessa]
18. Shabes, Yontef un Roshkhoydesh (Sabbath, Holiday and the New Moon) ... - Nathaniel Shilkret
19. Vu Iz Mayn Kind? (Where Is My Child?) [Ir Groyser Sod (Her Great ...)
20. Dem Rebns Moyfsim (The Rebbe's Miracles)
21. Annie, Ikh Shtarb Avek Nukh Dir (Annie, I'm Dying for You)
22. Di Primadonna [The Radio Girl] - Lucy Levin, Alexander Olshanetsky
23. Di Eybike Mame

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