VA - Putumayo Presents: A Jewish Celebration (2013)

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Artist: VA
Title Of Album: Putumayo Presents: A Jewish Celebration
Year Of Release: 2013
Label: Putumayo World Music
Genre: World
Quality: 320 / FLAC
Total Time: 31:28 min
Total Size: 82 / 186 MB

Tracklist:

1 Alisa Fineman - Ocho Kandelikas - (United States)
2 Julie Silver - S'Vivon Sov, Sov, Sov - (United States)
3 Golem - School of Dance - (United States)
4 Vira Lozinsky - An Alte Mil - (Moldova)
5 Simka - Bei Mir Bistu Shein - (United States)
6 Karsten Troyke - Dus Gezang Fin Mayn Harts - (Germany)
7 Finjan - Stories of Times Past - (Canada)
8 Kayama - Vehistakel - (Israel)
9 Klezmer Conservatory Band - The Dreydl Song - (United States)
10 Abayudaya Congregation - Hinei Ma Tov - (Uganda)
11 Klezmer Juice - Oyfn Pripetshik - (Argentina)
12 Ben Rudnick & Friends - Hava Nagila - (United States)
13 King Django - Heveinu Shalom Aleichem - (United States)

From ancient times to the modern era, celebration has had a thousand sounds in the world s Jewish communities. The songs that accompany these moments of joy and reflection take different forms and embrace unexpected genres across the Jewish Diaspora. From Moldava to Uganda, tango to ska, A Jewish Celebration chronicles the upbeat diversity of global Jewish music. Featuring rollicking tracks from hip bands like Golem! (School of Dance) and Kayama (Bob Marley-esque Vehistakel), the collection spans many eras and geographic regions. Classics abound, from a graceful interpretation of Bosnian singer-songwriter Flory Jagoda's Ladino Hannukah favorite, Ochos Kandelikas, sung by Alisa Fineman; the always fun Hava Nagila (as Ben Rudnick & Friends kick up their heels); or dreydl-spinning good times (Klezmer Conservatory Band's version of Mickey Katz's The Dreydl Song and Julie Silver's S'Vivon Sov, Sov, Sov, done bossa nova style). The collection also takes on a delightfully global perspective on Jewish musical celebrations: The Abayudaya people of Uganda sing about brotherly love (Hinei Ma Tov combines Hebrew and the local language of Luanda) with harmonies and phrasing that are distinctly East African. A rising star on the Yiddish scene, Moldovan singer Vira Lozinsky highlights this small nation's Jewish roots (An Alte Mil). A tango by German Yiddish singer Karsten Troyke and ska by King Django (Heveinu Shalom Aleichem), are examples of the unexpected, uplifting songs on A Jewish Celebration.

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