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RE: Klezmer Clarinet
- From: the Cheshire Cat <alanacat...>
- Subject: RE: Klezmer Clarinet
- Date: Fri 23 Jan 1998 18.51 (GMT)
On Fri, 23 Jan 1998, Reyzl Kalifowicz-Waletzky wrote:
>
> music and a new sound, as they will happily tell you. Does anyone
> have any citation of bagpipes being used by Jews or in Jewish contexts?
> Wish someone would find some 'cause I would imagine that if Jews had
Yes!
Sephardic and Mizrachi music traditionally uses bagpipes. (In Spain,
particularly, it was common to use a bagpipe made from the hide of an
entire kid). I think it very likely that Balkan Jewish musicians also
used bagpipes, although I can't cite from the top of my head.
Alana Suskin
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