klezmer

17 Mar 99 - 11:47 AM (#63761)
Subject: klezmer
From: [e-mail]

I am looking for songtexts of the following Klezmers: Uri Tzion, Halleluya, The Blessing Nigun, Sher. Could anybody help me? Karina

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17 Mar 99 - 07:41 PM (#63861)
Subject: RE: klezmer
From: John in Brisbane

Sorry, but I can't help Karina. There is a lot of Klezmer music on the Web. I went to one site only and found the following tunes. Perhaps along the way we may find a treasury of lots of Klezmer lyrics.

16 Turned The Boy

Ahavatia i

Alef

Baklava - the Middle Eastern treat

Baruhk's Boots

BaShana HaBa-ah

Borhki Nahfshee

Daled

Dayagim

Eli, Eli

Eretz Tropit Yafa

Erev Shel Shoshanim

Frailahk

HaKayitz

HaKova Shelee Shalosh Pinot

Hashivenu

HaTikvah

HaTikvah ver.4

Hava Nagila

Hayoshevet B'Gahneem

Heenay Ma Tov

Het

Hevenu Shalom Aleichem

Im Zer Kotzim Koev

In the Window

Invei

Just One Shabbos

Klezmer tune

Kmo Az

Lagur Ethka

Lea - Dori Ben Zev

Shalom Aleyhkem

Shalom Hkaverim

Shimu Shimu

The High Windows

Yerida - Yehoram Gaon

Zum Gali Gali

Regards
John

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17 Mar 99 - 07:56 PM (#63871)
Subject: RE: klezmer
From: Allan S.

John HOw do I find that Klezmer Net???

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17 Mar 99 - 09:22 PM (#63893)
Subject: RE: klezmer
From: John in Brisbane

Allan I'm sure that any search engine could pull up lots of sites.

I used the fantastic Midi search site below and looked for 'klezmer' - and went no further:

http://www.aitech.ac.jp/~ckelly/midi/help/midi-search.html

This site concentrates on Israeli music - but I understand that the definition of Klezmer extends somewhat wider than this. I have stumbled across a much larger (and better) site than this in the past. Let me know if you get into strife.

Regards John

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18 Mar 99 - 05:15 AM (#63955)
Subject: RE: klezmer
From:

There is the site Jiddische Vergessener Lieder which might have what you want. I haven't gotten a chance to explore it yet.

Click here to get to it.

Murray

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