Vayter
Anne Kalmering & Stahlhammer Klezmer Classic
Musikk på CD Flerspråklig 2019 · Jødisk musikk
| Utgitt | <S.l.> : Kakafon records , 2019
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| Omfang | 1 CD + 1 hefte
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| Opplysninger | Utøvere: Anne Kalmering - Vocal Semmy Stahlhammer - Violin Miriam Oldenburg - Accordion Isabel Blommé - Cello. - Anne Kalmering & Stahlhammer Klezmer Classic has entertained and touched audiences on large and small scenes. Now they release their debut album Vayter, where they pass on Jewish folk songs and music in Ashkenazi and Sephardic tradition. Anne Kalmering's voice resembles no other. Her warm, humorous and soulful interpretations of songs in Yiddish and Ladino have made her a central figure of the unique Jewish-Swedish cultural heritage. Together with critically acclaimed Stahlhammer Klezmer Classic, she now releases the album - Vayter. This is their debut album despite years of performances at festivals, in radio and TV, in The Swedish paliament, in museums, schools and many other scenes. The album shows the width of the klezmer music - Jewish folk music meets chamber music and cabaret in suggestive and playful arrangements. The music is reminiscent of a culture that was close to being destroyed, but still lives on. The instrumentation is classic for its genre - vocal, violin, accordion and cello - but the expression multifaceted. Vayter means "ahead, forward" in Yiddish - and is a tribute to all those who walked ahead with their songs and their music. Stahlhammer Klezmer Classic has its roots in Stahlhammer Klezmer Orchestra, which excisted in Krasnik, Poland from 1920 to 1939 with violinist Semmy Stahlhammers grandfather, uncles and friends. During World War II, the musicians were sent to ghettos and extermination camps along with the other Jews in the city. Semmy continues the family tradition with new members.
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