yiddish music造句

• For more than a century, Yiddish music has survived in America.
• LCI television said the event was a Yiddish music concert.
• Now there are stirrings of a Yiddish music renaissance.
• Certainly, the Yiddish music revival mirrors a millennial fascination with ethnic music.
• But amazingly, Yiddish music is enjoying a rebirth.
• Miller has to his credit many recordings of liturgical, Chassidic and Yiddish music.
• Yiddish music projects this sound overtly.
• Yiddish music in America remains largely a secular matter _ hardly a correlative to contemporary Christian pop.
• In 1985, Henry Sapoznik and Adrienne Cooper founded KlezKamp to teach klezmer and other Yiddish music.
• In a breathtakingly brief time, though, Jews in America began to assimilate and Yiddish music mutated.
• It was Bialik who inspired her to begin collecting Yiddish music and to include it in her concerts.
• He regularly appeared in performances of Yiddish music with singer-guitarist Mosh?Leiser and violinist Ami Flamer.
• But I try to get my daughter interested in Yiddish music or theater, and she has no interest.
• Up to this point, Yiddish music had been performed solely by men, usually hazzans, within concerts.
• For beneath the surface, religious references abound in Yiddish music, as they did even on Tin Pan Alley.
• Her mother Rebekka Brilleslijper, also known as Lin Jaldati, was a well-known singer of Yiddish music.
• At 83 he recorded his last record, claimed to be the " Sergeant Pepper " of Yiddish music.
• Did Ya Eat ? " Authentic Jewish Sunday Brunch all you can eat buffet accompanied by live klezmer or Yiddish music.
• The term Yiddish is also used in the adjectival sense, synonymously with Jewish, to designate attributes of Yiddish music ).
• Yiddish music for both, nevertheless, retained a primal pull that, as Patinkin observes, is common to all ethnic music.