
Veretski Pass
Veretski Pass
© 2004 Golden Horn Productions, Inc. (634015042023)
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Traditional East European Jewish Music; a recording by the trio of the same name made up of klezmer veterans Cookie Segelstein, Joshua Horowitz and Stuart Brotman.
tracks
- 1 Tyachiver Sirba (Ukrainian-Jewish / arr. Segelstein)
- 2 Sólyom Pál (Romanian-Hungarian)
- 3 AraynfirIntroduction (comp. Segelstein)
- 4 Kroilid Karaite Song
- 5 Fir Strunes Forshpil Four String Prelude (comp. Segelstein)
- 6 Fir Strunes Four Strings (arr. Segelstein)
- 7 Horowitz Geveyn Horowitz's Lament (comp. Horowitz)
- 8 Hershfelds Bulgar (Jewish)
- 9 Segelsteins Geveyn Segelstein's Lament (Tatar / arr.Segelstei
- 10 Lid fun dem Shvartsen Yam Black Sea Song
- 11 Tatarisher Longa Tatar Longa
- 12 Papir Is Dokh Vays Paper is White (Jewish)
- 13 Libus Nign Libu's Melody (Jewish )
- 14 Berols Rikudl Berol's Dance (Jewish)
- 15 Veretskier Raca (comp. Segelstein/Carpathian Ukraine)
- 16 Vinnitser Sher (Jewish-Ukrainian)
- 17 Ikh Lig Hinter Grates I Stand behind Bars (Jewish)
- 18 Horowitz Forshpil Horowitz's Prelude (comp. Horowitz)
- 19 Yosls Terkisher (comp. Moskowitz/Jewish)
- 20 Makonovetskiis Skotshne (Jewish)
- 21 Hutzulska Pisnia Hutzul Song (comp. Segelstein)
- 22 Veretskier Kolomeyke (Ukrainian/arr. Segelstein)
- 23 Pizni Vesilni Zvuky Bullets at the Wedding (Ukrainian, arr. Sege
- 24 Tyachiver 7:40 (Ukrainian-Jewish)
- 25 Dovha Doroha The Long Road (Ukrainian)
- 26 Zakarpatska Kozachok Transcarpathian Cossack Dance (Ukrainian/ar
- 27 Hora Midor (Jewish )
- 28 Tiraspoler Bulgar (Jewish)
- 29 Fanfara Suceava (Romanian)
- 30 Stanislaver Bulgar (Jewish)
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notes
Veretski Pass, Traditional East European Jewish Music is a recording by the trio of the same name made up of klezmer veterans Cookie Segelstein, Joshua Horowitz and Stuart Brotman. Much of the music on this recording comes from and near the region of the Veretski Pass (after which the group is named) in the Transcarpathian region of what is now Ukraine, the main crossroads through which the Jews traversed the Carpathian Bow. Some melodies were passed on to Cookie by her father who was born in the town of Nizhni Veretski, at the base of this pass. Others were collected by the members themselves in their travels throughout Eastern Europe. Much of the music on this CD is recorded for the first time. The instruments used on this recording are largely 19th Century versions of the violin, viola, 3 stringed bass, basy (3 stringed polish folk cello), bayan (early chromatic button accordion), tsimbl (Jewish hammered dulcimer) and baraban (Jewish bass drum).
"This is the most rocking, roots klezmer album I have heard in years."
Ari Davidow, KlezmerShack
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Just what the doctor ordered!
author: Steve BradyJust what the doctor ordered .... the right stuff on the right instruments. True to the milieu and the period.
Take me home, klezmer roads
author: Perele from BrooklynA great big yasher koyakh, for putting me in touch with my roots. Authentic, raw, foot-stompin' music. A must-have.