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 On The Paths - Rebecca Kaplan & Pete Rushefsky
 On The Paths - Rebecca Kaplan & Pete Rushefsky ... Tracklisting1 Tumba 2 Ven Es Dremlt Dos Shtetl 3 Prince Carol Sirba 4 Ikh Hob Gevolt 5 Glezele Yash 6 Terkish 7 Tayerer Rebenyu 8 In Droysn Iz Finster/Vos Vilstu, Muter, Hobn/Freylekh Far Rivke 9 Shlof, Mayn Kind 10 Shoyn Fir Yor 11 Sadegurer Khusidl 12 Vos Zhe Toyg Mir Dayn Sheyner Vayngortn? 13 Oyf Di Vegelekh/Yanyinke Sirba Newest Review: ... has done a great job, his playing of the tsimbl is as good as I've come across and he doesn't try to do anything new with it ... more ... but rather marvels in perfecting the old style which in itself is a dieing breed and therefore also pretty rare. What Rushefsky achieves with his instrument, Kaplin fails to do with her voice. I think this is what lets the album down, her clean early style of singing should be nice on the ears but instead seems too serious and lacks the upbeatness of other contemporaries.
Somehow the Yiddish sounds authoritarian and if I wasn't listening closely enough, I'd have it down as regular German. I'd like to see Rushefsky p...more |
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On The Paths - Rebecca Kaplan & Pete Rushefsky: Disappointed with the vocals (285 words)
by - written on 15/04/09 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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On The Paths is an album by Rebecca Kaplan & Pete Rushefsky, both of these artists are Klezmer revivalists, neither learnt the music from their parents but have done it the technical way around. Kaplan learnt Yiddish at Vilnius University whilst Rushefsky has done years of research in the subject and is now a teacher himself. Rushefsky has done a great job, his playing of the tsimbl is as good as I've come across and he doesn't try to do anything new with it but rather marvels in perfecting the old style which in itself is a dieing breed and therefore also pretty rare. What Rushefsky achieves with his instrument, Kaplin fails to do with her voice. I think ... Read the complete review
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