Itzhak Perlman plays Klezmer (8/8)

Itzahk Perlman, uno de los más grandes violinistas de los últimos tiempos, incursiona en los ritmos del Klezmer en este documental producido en 1995.

[@harmonyherb]

I do not know why this music may want dance and cry at the same time. I guess at age 77 the music brings back so many memories of my parents and aunt and uncles and a time full of love and family. I miss it so and this music tears at my heart bringing me both joy and sadness. Halivi.

[@TeachUBusiness]

That is Klezmer---it is a music of dance, laughter and tears...

[@barbaraweselakfranch1387]

I love thys music,schy is so beautiful avec my favorite violinist Itzhak Perlman,i like him very much.Hy is Amazing!🎻🌹

[@NeluThat70sKid]

THIS IS WITHOUT A DOUBT THE BEST PART OF THE PBS SPECIAL, WITH ALL THE "BIGGIES" OF KLEZMER MUSIC, AND ITZHAK PERLMAN JOINING THEM, NO LIE. I used to watch this when it first came out in '95 with my dad and grandpa, (though not Jewish, my grandpa was actually Romanian Orthodox). I hate to sound biased, but to me, it literally screams both "HAVA NAGILA" and "TRAIASCA ROMANIA!" (Long live Romania!!!) Thanks for the upload! Fond memories.....

[@reneefischer8469]

Love this happy music!

[@barbaraweselakfranch1387]

Very beautiful music and I love it!!! 😁 😁 😁 😁

[@alika207]

My favorite Klezmer song!

[@kudruu]

Ale Brider (which means All Brothers in Yiddish)

[@singinginachurch]

WHOO KELZMER~!

[@JoshDone]

Andy Statman rules. I can see me scrambling around the stage at Damrosch Park.

[@yitzokyerachmiel]

It's Zalman!!!!!!

[@AndrzejzBuffalo]

Can someone help me with the title of this song ?

[@Arwen328]

Klezmer is a music of Jews from Eastern Europe. To Singinginachurch and Gstan22

[@AlexeiMaslov]

we have 52 dialects of Yiddish in the world and 16 in old USSR - so do not judge musicians from another countries - this is not good for everybody !