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Re: Israeli Folk Music - Need Info!!
- From: H. Kaufman(MGnrmFAC) <hkaufman...>
- Subject: Re: Israeli Folk Music - Need Info!!
- Date: Tue 22 Aug 1995 01.40 (GMT)
If you want to learn the dance to "Donkey Debka" -- Debka Hachamor--and
many other classic Israeli folk dances to the traditional folk music of
Israel, you may be interested in the following:
Invitation to
A Weekend of Learning & Doing the Classic Israeli Dances with Great Teachers
& Fantastic All-Night Parties at
The 4th Annual
Shorashim -- Roots of Israeli Folkdance
Labor Day Weekend Sept. 1-4, 1995
Conference Center at Sprout Lake, Verbank, NY
(near Poughkeepsie, NY)
Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of our people's liberation in Europe with
workshops on
DANCES OF LIBERATION & DEFIANCE
All the Dances You've Ever Wanted to Request
Very Large Dance Space with Wooden Floor
Easy to Reach Location Near New York
Swimming Pool & Sports Facilities
Kosher & Vegetarian Meals
Great People
Live Music
LOW COST
Featuring
YANKELE LEVY
One of Israel's Most Popular Choreographers
of Classic & Contemporary Folk Dance
AYALAH GOREN-KADMAN
Folk & Ethnic Dance Expert
from Jerusalem's Rubin Academy
HADASSAH BADOCH-KRUGER
Noted Yemenite Dance & Yoga Teacher
Former Soloist of Inbal & Batsheva Dance Companies
DANNY POLLOCK
Popular & Skilled Teacher
of Beginner Repertoire & Teen Dance Programs
KEN AVNER
The Wizard of Israeli Dance DJ's
Providing All-Request Evening Dance Parties
For more info email hkaufman (at) photon(dot)poly(dot)edu(dot) or call
(212)620-0535.
Leave a phone number and a fax or snail mail address.
On 25 Jun 1995, Bodacia wrote:
> Hey everyone-
>
> When I was growing up, my parents had a record of Israeli folk
> music called "Donkey Debka." The recording was by two Israeli folk
> singers: Ron and Nama (Menachem Aliran and Nechama Hendel).
>
> Donkey Debka was released on the Elektra label, I believe, sometime
> in the 1960s, and I understand it is now out-of-print. I'm
> wondering, however:
>
> <> if the recording was ever released in CD format
>
> <> if a near-mint condition of the LP exists (and where)
>
> <> if Ron and/or Nama made any other similar recordings that are
> still available
>
> <> if anyone out there could recommend other recordings of Israeli
> folk songs similar in sound and quality to Donkey Debka.
>
> Please feel free to e-mail me directly with the information. Thank
> you so much.
>
> -Bonnie
>