Catchy title, though the notes more accurately call Kozlowsky the last klezmer in Poland. A cousin of Naftuli Brandwein, he keeps not only keeps the European klezmer tradition going but teaches it: there's a cut with a nifty vocal by a non-Jewish Polish student, along with his own piano, nice violin and small group music, and a 12-minute lecture in Yiddish (translation in the notes). Included are some partisan songs from World War II. ~ John Storm Roberts, Rovi
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Catchy title, though the notes more accurately call Kozlowsky the last klezmer in Poland. A cousin of Naftuli Brandwein, he keeps not only keeps the European klezmer tradition going but teaches it: there's a cut with a nifty vocal by a non-Jewish Polish student, along with his own piano, nice violin and small group music, and a 12-minute lecture in Yiddish (translation in the notes). Included are some partisan songs from World War II. ~ John Storm Roberts, Rovi
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Add this copy of The Last Klezmor to cart. $57.08, good condition, Sold by The Guru Bookshop rated 3.0 out of 5 stars, ships from Hereford, WALES, UNITED KINGDOM, published 1995 by Global Village.
