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© 2007 and beyond . Vira Lozinsky. All rights reserved.Design Alon Lozinsky.
This disc is the product of collaboration with her father, Yiddish
poet Michael Felsenbaum, and pianist Regina Dricker. It is
dedicated to the Bessarabian landscape of her youth – a place
where for hundreds of years Moldavians, Jews, Gypsies and other
national groups have lived in close proximity with one another.
Distant stars - Vayte shter reflects the cultural influence on Jewish
song of these diverse national groups.
The CD is available now on CDBABY
poet Michael Felsenbaum, and pianist Regina Dricker. It is
dedicated to the Bessarabian landscape of her youth – a place
where for hundreds of years Moldavians, Jews, Gypsies and other
national groups have lived in close proximity with one another.
Distant stars - Vayte shter reflects the cultural influence on Jewish
song of these diverse national groups.
The CD is available now on CDBABY
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| Beyond The Pale - Postcards |
Critically-acclaimed and award-winning, Beyond the Pale is one of the most exciting
ensembles in the Canadian folk, roots, and world music scenes.
The new album traverses a vast and exotic musical landscape - from raucous dance
rhythms and funky grooves to complex instrumental showpieces with intricate
chamber music-like aesthetics. Postcards is a trail-blazing redefinition of
contemporary East European folk/roots music, bound by no one idiom but shaped by
many.
Vira Lozinsky is joining the band on three tracks of Yiddish vocals on original
arrangements of songs penned by her father Yiddish poet Michael Felsenbaum.
ensembles in the Canadian folk, roots, and world music scenes.
The new album traverses a vast and exotic musical landscape - from raucous dance
rhythms and funky grooves to complex instrumental showpieces with intricate
chamber music-like aesthetics. Postcards is a trail-blazing redefinition of
contemporary East European folk/roots music, bound by no one idiom but shaped by
many.
Vira Lozinsky is joining the band on three tracks of Yiddish vocals on original
arrangements of songs penned by her father Yiddish poet Michael Felsenbaum.